Sandhusker
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Tam, "And what years was Leo talking about when he said the US testes 150,000 more head ANNUALLY than Canada? "
From CANFAX, "In 2004, there were 14.8 million cattle in Canada, according to CANFAX's Statistical Briefer. There was an OIE BSE incidence rate of 0.15 and Canada tested 23,550 heads of cattle for BSE, according to the CFIA's BSE: Enhanced Surveillance Results. There were 94.9 million cattle in the U.S., according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service. There was an OIE BSE incidence rate of 0 and the U.S. tested 176,468 heads of cattle for BSE, according to the USDA's BSE Testing. There were 30.8 million cattle in Mexico."
Do I need to subtract 23,550 from 176,468 for you?
From CANFAX, "In 2004, there were 14.8 million cattle in Canada, according to CANFAX's Statistical Briefer. There was an OIE BSE incidence rate of 0.15 and Canada tested 23,550 heads of cattle for BSE, according to the CFIA's BSE: Enhanced Surveillance Results. There were 94.9 million cattle in the U.S., according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service. There was an OIE BSE incidence rate of 0 and the U.S. tested 176,468 heads of cattle for BSE, according to the USDA's BSE Testing. There were 30.8 million cattle in Mexico."
Do I need to subtract 23,550 from 176,468 for you?