Topic: food chain

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Subject	Author	Date
Published: January 2007
Bird flu and the Pensions Crisis Originally from: Mike I have never been particularly fond of conspiracy theories, but Defra's knack for fostering them, has even got me wondering now!... Here's my Bizarre Conspiracy Theory (yes I know its nonesense, but on the other hand the evidence is pretty compelling!!)....	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:54
NEW TSE REGULATIONS - DEFRA SEEKS VIEWS Originally from: mona parr http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/2005/050615c.htm NEW TSE REGULATIONS – DEFRA SEEKS VIEWS Views are being sought on proposed new legislation aimed at consolidating and updating existing transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE) law.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:50
Re: Nuclear energy? Originally from: coleen Hi Jane I know that there is a lot of opposition to wind farms (might feel the same if one/several were planned on my back doorstep) but surely they are a lot less damaging than nuclear. I think the main problem with wind farms is where they are situated. I cannot understand why they have to be put on the edges of national parks or in areas to cause nuisance to local people etc etc.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:49
Re: Re: British cattle movement bureaucra fiascocondemns healthy c... Originally from: Colin Ardron I can't pretend to understand all the intricacies of cattle passports but one of the reasons (not the main one) we came out of breeding pedigree sheep was the increasing amount of blethering nonesense coming out of Brussels and Defra. Life's too short – there are so many other things to do, but for my money we need people like Mr Purdey who will not just turn belly up and who are not afraid to take on the Goliaths.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:48
Re: British cattle movement bureaucra fiasco condemns healthy c... Originally from: mark purdey Hi, Why should challenging a bureaucratic injustice damage my credibility ? We seem to be talking at cross purposes here. You are assuming that I had not posted my cattle passport applications in reasonable time to meet the legal deadlines, whilst I am proclaiming that I did put the applications in the post several days before the 27 day deadline of the animal in question.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:48
abattoirs what can they kill?? Originally from: coleen On a dog message board it was stated that someone had taken their dog into a abattoir – and the abattoir had (method not given) destroyed the dog. From: nigel.cannings@kinomi.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:46
Re: Cattle Export Ban Originally from: Farmtalking The follwing message was received at Farmtalking from the Rev. Pinherton, who many will remember from 2001 – The message was sent to me and FARM and NFU suipporters so I thought it worth publishing here too. DearFarm or NFU supporters: As a FARM and NFU associate, I have an area of concern that is causing a lot of difficulty in the cattle livestock community.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:37
The Observer: Listen to the countryside Originally from: frances fish Frances spotted this on the The Observer site and thought you should see it. Note from Frances: And the other side ? Frances To see this story with its related links on the The Observer site, go to http://www.observer.co.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:36
Re: New - ''Theory on the cause of BSE'' Originally from: Peter Greenhill Mark, I have seen your correpondence with Frances and I fully understand your point of view. There are occasions in every walk of life where a comparative layman/woman says "I don`t know why, but this or that does not seem right". Isaac Newton did much the same as did John Harrison with his now-famous sea clocks proving that there was a mechanical answer to a desperately serious problem for marine navigators.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:35
Poultry manure and botulism risk Originally from: mona parr LIVESTOCK FARMERS URGED TO TAKE STEPS TO REDUCE THE RISK OF BOTULISM IN THEIR HERDS STEMMING FROM USE OF POULTRY LITTER Livestock farmers are being urged to dispose of poultry litter and carcases properly following a marked increase in cases of suspected cattle botulism in England and Wales.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:31
RE: Evidence for scrapie prions Originally from: Farmtalking Hi Francis! – Here's the comlete press release – Jane 19 May 2004 Evidence for scrapie prions in muscle tissue of animals prior to onset of clinical disease Scientists from Berlin and Göttingen (Germany) discover, how scrapie agent spreads to muscles The infectious agent causing transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs) or prion diseases such as scrapie can be detected in muscle tissues before clinical...	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:29
HORSE PASSPORTS----VAT, House of Lords debate Originally from: mona parr HOUSE OF LORDS 4th March Horse Passports Lord Dixon-Smith: My Lords, at the request of my noble friend Lord Burnham, whose car has broken down, I beg leave to ask the Question standing in his name on the Order Paper: To ask Her Majesty's Government why VAT is payable on horse passports when it is not payable on passports for people or cattle.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:25
GM Food Safe? Cows ate GM Maize & Died Originally from: Farmtalking From: ... Originally from – The Institute of Science in Society – http://www.i-sis.org.uk GM food safe? Recent incidents and scientific findings cast grave doubts over the safety of GM food and feed. We shall be circulating a selection of the following reports. Cows Ate GM Maize & Died.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:16
Sustainable Farming and Food Strategy - one year on Originally from: Farmtalking Sustainable Farming and Food Strategy – one year on From: ... Originally from – http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/latest/2003/sffs-oneyear.htm Today marks the one year anniversary of the launch of Defra's flagship 'Sustainable Farming and Food Strategy', during which the building blocks have been established to help deliver the government's strategy for a sustainable future.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:14
FSA/BSE/FWI Originally from: Joyce How did I miss the change to our numbering system? When I was at school I was taught that 30 came after 29, both of which came after 27 and 28. FSA rejects BSE press report BREACHES of BSE testing were not a risk to human health, says the Food Safety Agency http://www.fwi.co.uk/article.asp?	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:49
Short term improvement forecast Originally from: Farmtalking From: ... Originally from – http://www.farmtalking.org/news landwriter.html Farm profits this year showed few signs of recovery but things may just be getting better. Deloitte Food and Agriculture Group's 14th annual farm report predicts better profits next year, with incomes rising to £70 a hectare.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:40
FMD Theory From Kansas - "The Masked Benefactor" Originally from: Burkie Dear Joyce and Farmtalking Friends: Yes, I think you have "just about got it", but I would add that it's also known as "Market Manipulation by design," with the purpose of capitalizing that manipulation for immediate capital gain.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:38
Re: DEFRA''s Scrapie Plan Originally from: lina PLAN SCHEME FOR SCRAPIE-AFFECTED FLOCKS Interesting, is this the beginning of killing 40 million sheep? independent scientific advisors, the Spongiform Encephalopathy Advisory Committee (SEAC), animals that are culled from participating flocks and shown to have no genetic resistance to scrapie will, on a precautionary basis, not go into the food chain.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:37
OTMS SCRAPPING DELAYED Originally from: Farmtalking http://www.farmtalking.org/news landwriter.html OTMS SCRAPPING DELAYED Meat from cattle over 30-months old, but born after the feed-ban, will not now be allowed on the market until at least Easter next year.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:35
RE: Designer diseases Originally from: Farmtalking From: ... Originally from – http://www.newscientist.com/ Contact: Claire Bowles ... 44–207–331–2751 New Scientist Designer diseases EVERY few years, a plague of European house mice infests one of Australia's grain regions. Roads turn into fur carpets of squashed mice. Millions of dollars' worth of grain is eaten or spoiled. Homes and buildings are damaged. The only defence is...	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:34

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