Topic: Good news

Originally from: coleen Good news for dogs…but notice the part about wide speeping SLAUGHTER powers in the event of a disease outbreak. Coleen ----- Original Message ----- From: nigel.cannings@kinomi.

Originally from: mark purdey Dear All, I am circulating this email to my entire address book, since I am both jubilant and annoyed by the fact that the notice of patent application from researchers at Auburn university ( enclosed at the end of this email) demonstrates that my years of trudging around the global outbacks collecting analytical data from the cluster foci where the BSE group of diseases have emerged, has been experimentally validated –...

Originally from: mona parr http:/​/​www.defra.gov.uk/​news/​2004/​040414a.htm The European Commission has today been asked to approve proposals for a new agri-environment scheme called Environmental Stewardship.

Originally from: David Now here is some good news for a change. The Lubborn cheese company is owned by British farmers who are members of the Co-op, DAIRY FARMERS OF GREAT BRITAIN. I'm told their Brie entry even beat the French Brie entry! http:/​/​www.dairyfarmersofbritain.com/​content/​Default.asp Hope you all have a happy Christmas!!

Originally from: Farmtalking I apologise as I realise I've been rather quiet lately and failed to respond to a few messages as quickly as I should. I've tended to run out of time each day – a common failing! I hope the following helps to bring you up to date.

Originally from: lina Rev. Bloom's Kitten One Sunday morning, Rev. Bloom's kitten climbed up a tree in his front garden and wouldn't come down. He tried everything. He pleaded with it – "Here kitty kitty," he said, many times over. He placed a bowl of milk by the tree and then placed his pet's basket by the tree, but the kitten would not budge. So the Rev. thought about the problem for a while and came up with a solution.

Originally from: Farmtalking Some of you may remember that I wrote an article some time ago titled 'Parking a Theme' suggesting some of the ways in which our way of life and agriculture in the UK might change, saying – 'Our landscape and heritage must be preserved and a vast increase in tourism as a major income source, be encouraged. The horror expressed by the idea that Britain should become a vast 'Theme Park' is really not so bad, once we get...

Originally from: Burkie Dear Jane: I admit that I've not been totally square in sharing. That has been purposeful. I was hoping some of you would look into this yourselves. All I am trying to do is provide some "hints" so that you can become aware of other outside dominating factors that have never been in front of any public scrutiny. In fact, what you get by looking up the names "Vestey" or "Vestey Group Ltd.

Originally from: Burkie Dear John: It's more tban "just politics." One person in your country has a hell of a lot to answer for….I could ask a hundred "Why Didn't He Do? questions…..Why didn't he stand up and say, "This culling has to stop!"....but that would have affected his own personal pocketbook….we had no idea the extent of influence this person has on your whole meat trade in the U.K and the world, for that matter.

Originally from: frances fish Dear Burkie, You are absolutely right. It was politics that ruled how the epidemic was handled and not veterinary medicine. Apparently some postings on this site are now suggesting that it was not possible or practical to use the new technology. This is absolute rubbish. Certain individuals in the vet "profession" are trying to rewrite history presumably because they do not like the truth.