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Today's News (June 25) S. Korea resumes U.S. beef imports despite protests

	June 25, 2008
In the Media... Affiliated Industries Blair lands biotech plant Danish firm selects Blair site for enzyme plant Natural Resources Lawmakers weigh credentials for natural resources job Weeding the river Government Top antitrust senator opposes JBS beef buys in U.S. Drive against State Fair move gears up General G.I. City council denies animal control contract to veterinarian Pony Express re-enactment a draw for town of Oak Calf ropers try to hit the jackpot Markets NC MRS Report Cattle Buyers Summit scheduled S. Korea resumes U.S. beef imports despite protests Corn prices taking toll on cattle feeders Sow slaughter rates in recent weeks have actually slowed down Brazilian processor buys OSI Group businesses in Brazil, Europe Retail Beef Prices, Choice and All Fresh Calendar and Events June 25 Dawson County Cattlemen Steak Feed and Golf The event will be held at the Wild Horse Golf Club, Gothenburg. Social hour 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Steak feed at 6:30 p.m. An auction follows the supper to raise funds for agricultural scholarships. Contact (308) 987-2798. 26 Ft. Kearney Cattlemen Summer Workshop and Seminar Ft. Kearney Cattlemen Summer Workshop and Seminar, 3 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Meet at Gibbon City Park. RSVP by June 23 to Buffalo County Extension (308) 236-1235. 27 S.E. Neb. Grassland Assn. Pasture Walk Southeast Nebraska Grassland Association Pasture Walk will be held at the Christen Farm, two and half miles north of Steinauer. Focus will be on impact of spot pasture burning and deferred grazing. Contact Rod Christen 402-335-0298. Click here for NC's master calendar	In This Issue Affiliated Industries Natural Resources Government General Markets Calendar and Events News from NC News from NBC News from IANR News from NCBA News from U.S. MEF News from Beef Checkoff News from NC New! NC Asks EPA to Reduce Renewable Fuels Mandate New! NC Seeking Nominees for $10,000 Leopold Conservation Award News from NBC New! Beef Council Will Hear Authorization Requests News from IANR Spreadsheet Helps Determine Economic Feasibility of Storing Co-products News from NCBA CRP Changes May be More Likely in Light of Current Conditions: Cattlemen support waiver of renewable fuel mandate Cattlemen urge Senate committee to re-evaluate renewable fuels policy Mandatory COOL Rules Expected at OMB Soon News from U.S. MEF U.S. Beef Exporters Respond to the Statement from the Korea Import Beef Association News from Beef Checkoff What Has The Checkoff Industy Information Program Done For Me Lately? Ponder This... Forgive your enemies. It messes up their heads. ~Old Rancher's Advice
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