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A Food System Gone Wrong

A Food System Gone Wrong By Mike Callicrate Why don’t you sue Wal-Mart? When I introduced myself as a plaintiff in the IBP antitrust lawsuit to John Tyson, Tyson Foods, at this years NCBA convention, he countered to me, “Why … Continue reading

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Did A Packer Discriminate Against a Kansas Cattle Feeder?

NOTE: USDA has scheduled a hearing for today, May 22, into possibilities that the Farmland National Beef Packing Co. singled out a maverick Kansas cattle feeder and refused to buy finished cattle from his feedyard. A determination will be sought … Continue reading

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AP National: USDA in Case Against Packing Co.

AP National USDA in Case Against Packing Co. by ROXANA HEGEMAN Associated Press Writer WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A battle is taking shape over whether a meatpacking company broke the law when it quit buying cattle from a feedlot after … Continue reading

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Washington is investigating the IBP meatpacking plant after a secretly shot video shows cows kicking while being butchered

Wednesday, January 24, 2001 Washington is investigating the IBP meatpacking plant after a secretly shot video shows cows kicking while being butchered By Jim Lynch of The Oregonian staff WALLULA, Wash. — A clandestine video shot inside the Northwest’s biggest … Continue reading

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Cattlemen rustle up debate on farm bill

Cattlemen rustle up debate on farm bill By TIM UNRUH The Salina Journal An amendment in the U.S. Senate’s version of the 2002 farm bill that sets limits on meatpacking firms owning slaughter cattle would be a small victory for … Continue reading

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