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Read it Again: Week of Aug. 22, 2001
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
ODA equine disease discovery awaits patent
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio – It began shortly after the new year in 2003 and by March, more than a dozen horses at the University of Findlay stables were dead.
Central Ohio cooperatives combine, buy SunMark
The Ashland-based cooperative began operations under the new name Jan. 1.
License plates promote beef industry
SALEM, Ohio – Ohio cattlemen can show pride in their industry by purchasing the new Ohio Cattlemen’s Foundation license plate.
Allegheny couple files lawsuit against Pasture Maid Dairy in New Castle, Pa.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.— A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of a couple who reportedly fell ill after ingesting raw milk from a Lawrence County, Pa. dairy. James and Maureen Orchard, of Mars, Pa., reportedly suffered from symptoms in March by Campylobacter. The bacteria was found in raw milk produced by Pasture Maid Creamery LLC of
ODA receives patent for equine test
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — University of Findlay in 2003. Fatal outbreak The outbreak, which was a rare case of the virus that led to neurological disorder, was fatal for 13 horses and caused neurological disease in 100 more. The virus, which is common in horses, only typically causes respiratory and reproduction problems. Currently, vaccinations are available
How many presidents were Methodists?
George W. Bush is only the third president officially recognized by the Encyclopedia of World Methodism as a Methodist when he took the oath of office.
Milk recalled from Crawford County dairy
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture issued a recall of some milk products from a Crawford County dairy because they were not properly pasteurized.
USDA, FDA outline plan for meat from cultured cells
The USDA and the FDA will jointly oversee the production of human food products derived from the cells of livestock and poultry.
Farm living expenses increase 2.9 percent
Total, noncapital living expenses for farm families rose an average 2.9 percent between 2001 and 2002, according to an Illinois study.
