Quote- "By testing every animal for BSE, Canada would be able to gain access to those markets very easily," Haney said. "Canada would only need to capture less than a 10% share of each of those markets to accommodate a weekly slaughter kill of 98,000 head a week."

   I suspect that at least part of the multi-million dollar expansion and upgrade projects, done by both Cargill and Tyson in Alberta over the last year and a half, included construction of additional on- site lab facilities to accomodate 100% BSE testing. If this is so, it will take very little time to go to 100% testing if R-Calf is successful.