Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak in Japan Threatens Prized Beef

The first outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in a decade is threatening Japan’s prized Miyazaki beef, one of the world’s most sought after for its marbling and flavor.

The outbreak was detected last month, and since then nearly all of Japan’s Miyazaki seed bulls have been culled.

The Japanese government has advanced more than a billion dollars to assist farmers who are slaughtering their stock.

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Japan Agriculture news – http://agriculture.einnews.com/japan/
Foot-and-Mouth Disease news – http://agriculture.einnews.com/news/foot-and-mouth-disease

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Farmers Use Sustainable Farming Methods to Meet Global Food Demand

American farmers like never before use sustainable farming methods to meet a growing global food demand, and a new online resource from the farmers who lead the United Soybean Board offers Web surfers a look at how they do it.

The new website, which can be found here (www.unitedsoybean.com), will feature news and information aimed at consumers on the topics important to farmers and non-farmers alike: sustainability in farming, maintaining and expanding global food supply, animal agriculture and biotechnology.

“We hope consumers will use this site as a resource for clear, straightforward information on how American farmers produce the most abundant and affordable food on earth,” says Vanessa Kummer, a farmer from Colfax, N.D. “With critical issues out there like sustainable agriculture and food security, and keeping up with expanding global food needs, U.S. farmers are at the center of some of the most pressing challenges facing society today.”

U.S. farmers also have an important voice in the responsible stewardship of animal agriculture, and the role that biotech crops will play in our future, two additional topics of focus of the new site.

About the United Soybean Board
The United Soybean Board (USB) represents a group of volunteer farmer-leaders administering a U.S. soy research and promotion program known most commonly as the “soybean checkoff.” Through the soybean checkoff, U.S. soybean farmers invest a portion of their sales in research and promotion to provide food, feed, fuel and fiber to the world. By building demand for such things as soy biodiesel, soybean meal, soybean oil, soy exports and more, USB and the soybean checkoff help provide profit opportunities for all U.S. soybean farmers.

On the Web:
Website: http://www.unitedsoybean.com/programs/consumer_outreach.aspx
Facebook: www.facebook.com/UnitedSoybeanBoard
Twitter: www.twitter.com/UnitedSoy
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/UnitedSoybeanBoard

Remarkable Rancher Is A Cut Above The Rest With Stanford Who’s Who

Stanford Who’s Who welcomes Perry D.P. Deering to the ranks of leading professionals due to his magnificent work in the Agriculture Industry. As President of Deerview Meats Ltd., as well as throughout his incredible 19 year career, Perry has consistently demonstrated the dedication and diligence necessary to be successful in the business world.

Deerview Meats is a family owned and operated business which was established in 2005. The company has established itself throughout Alberta in the venison industry and grown to become one of the largest processors of whitetail deer in Western Canada. Deerview Meats is a provincially inspected meat processing facility which supplies wholesale and retail meat products including organic beef and natural pork in addition to their whitetail deer.

In the process of expanding the operation, Perry will use his experience in cattle ranching, deer farming, and meat processing to become the custom and retail processor for South Eastern Alberta’s beef, pork, lamb, bison, and deer. Mr. Deering is a third generation cattle rancher and a builder.

During his educational career, Perry earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Meat Processing. He is a leader as well as a spokesman for the industry who ran a feed and lot auction as a rancher. He has also gained an expertise in genetics. Mr. Deering was the subject of favorable media attention for distributing the most and highest quality whitetail deer meat. Perry is also actively involved in and dedicated to community service.

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