HAY MAKER said:You canuckleheads have allowed unbranded contraband cattle across the quarantine line,and have another post feed ban case of BSE,damned bull had to die to be tested,chances are he would have been missed,if he did'nt die,so much for the 3 "D's on the farmwithout a means of tracking live canadian cattle,how much sense does it make to turn em south ? :???: ............................good luck
mwj said:HAY MAKER said:You canuckleheads have allowed unbranded contraband cattle across the quarantine line,and have another post feed ban case of BSE,damned bull had to die to be tested,chances are he would have been missed,if he did'nt die,so much for the 3 "D's on the farmwithout a means of tracking live canadian cattle,how much sense does it make to turn em south ? :???: ............................good luck
Seems the only thing that you cheer leaders cant come up with on the 7 head of cattle is the proof. Do you care to show any or do you just want to bluster along with your fingers in your ears :wink:
cowsense said:Haymaker; As usual you are posting wild accusations about Canadian beef producers...................care to post some actual proof of what you claim .........................or is the whiskey talking again!! :drink: :???:
cowsense said:Haymaker; Go back and READ the final news clippings.........there were no contraband cattle! Our ID tags defianately proved those cattle COULD not have been in the US when it was claimed. As for the BSE case it was expected that more cases would be found...........we're dealing with the disease in an as transparent and responsible manner as is possible! I suppose that we could adopt the 3S's from some of you guys but I personaly feel that the shoot,shovel and shutup scenario is gonna come back and bite you big time!
PS.........I'm still waiting for your actual proof (& not 40 proof either)!
HAY MAKER said:You canuckleheads have allowed unbranded contraband cattle across the quarantine line,and have another post feed ban case of BSE,damned bull had to die to be tested,chances are he would have been missed,if he did'nt die,so much for the 3 "D's on the farmwithout a means of tracking live canadian cattle,how much sense does it make to turn em south ? :???: ............................good luck
HAY MAKER said:mwj said:HAY MAKER said:You canuckleheads have allowed unbranded contraband cattle across the quarantine line,and have another post feed ban case of BSE,damned bull had to die to be tested,chances are he would have been missed,if he did'nt die,so much for the 3 "D's on the farmwithout a means of tracking live canadian cattle,how much sense does it make to turn em south ? :???: ............................good luck
Seems the only thing that you cheer leaders cant come up with on the 7 head of cattle is the proof. Do you care to show any or do you just want to bluster along with your fingers in your ears :wink:
mwj,I doubt seriously you want to get into a name calling contest with me,why dont you just ignore my posts,like I do yours ?,pretty easy to hide behind a keyboard,and call names.............good luck
“In the interest of U.S. producers and consumers, USDA should withdraw the proposed rule to expand Canadian beef and cattle imports. The department should also move to immediately implement mandatory country of origin labeling which would allow consumers to make an informed choice of where their food comes from.”
NCBA is reviewing the proposed rule along with a detailed economic and scientific analysis developed for NCBA members as we work to shape our comments. At last week’s annual meeting in Nashville, NCBA members did not reject the USDA proposal, but adopted a policy voicing concerns about its possible impact. The interim policy adopted February 3rd demands permanent identification of all live cattle imported from Canada through harvest, and calls for USDA to develop an orderly market transition plan before expanding the scope of cattle and beef imports from Canada.
“This demonstrates just how ridiculous and premature it is for our government to be considering even further relaxations of our import standards that would allow into the U.S. imports of Canadian cattle older than 30 months (OTM) of age, as well as the government’s intention to allow into the U.S. beef products from Canadian cattle of any age,” Thornsberry continued. “OTM cattle in a BSE-affected country bear an inherently higher risk for the disease, so R-CALF calls for the immediate withdrawal of this proposed rule.
mwj said:OT would you care to put a number with all that suport.
Oldtimer said:mwj said:OT would you care to put a number with all that suport.
Enough!
DiamondSCattleCo said:Apparently not. So far, you have plenty of FORs in this poll....
rkaiser said:Probably not Oldtimer. We all know that this board is infested with a few Rcalf protectioinist like yourself. I'd like to see a poll among all American producers period.
rkaiser said:Probably not Oldtimer. We all know that this board is infested with a few Rcalf protectioinist like yourself. I'd like to see a poll among all American producers period.