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France bids farewell to Jocko the Bull, thousands of cows widowed

Last month Jocko Besne, the most prodigious breeding bull in France died in Loire-atlantique department in western France. Following Jocko's death, an estimated 400,000 offspring have been left fatherless.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 2 comments

After becoming a new nation, South Sudan grapples with violence

When many were asleep in their huts, a South Sudanese tribe killed 57 people — mostly women and children — in retaliation for a previous assault, officials say, renewing a cycle of revenge.
In the Media by Yukio Strachan - 1 comment

Heckington Show: The largest village spectacle in England Special

Heckington is a village and civil parish in the Kesteven district of Lincolnshire, England. Every summer the rural show takes place on country farmland. The current site being the Show’s venue since 1867.
Digital Journal Report by Kev Hedges

Australia stops some cattle exports after cruelty exposed

The Australian government has suspended the export of cattle to 11 slaughter houses in Indonesia after a documentary exposed cruel treatment of the animals.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 2 comments

More than 300 animals seized from Alberta ranch

East Coulee - The Alberta SPCA seized more than 300 horses and cattle, and found a dozen dead animals, during an investigation at a ranch.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 1 comment

Rare cattle saved from fire at historic farm

Leeds - Firefighters rescued several cattle as a fire destroyed part of a large working rare breeds farm and tourist attraction in the UK.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin

Rare genetically manipulated 'panda cow' born on Colorado farm

Denver - It is believed that there are only 24 rare so-called "panda cows" in the world. The result of genetic manipulation can be purchased for approximately $30,000 and they are bred for the sole purpose of the use as a pet.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Youth talents, animals showcased at NS 4-H exhibition Special

Young people showed up with horses, cattle, vegetables, crafts and more when the Nova Scotia 4-H show was held. They had worked throughout the past year in order to earn a place at the show and were all excited about being there.
Digital Journal Report by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Aggressive cattle attack people in France and Austria

People are being warned to avoid cattle when walking through certain areas. A man and a woman were recently left with serious injuries after being attacked by cattle in France, and another couple faced aggressive cattle in Austria.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 17 comments

Cattle Tuberculosis confirmed in West Texas Dairy

Cattle tuberculosis (TB) has been confirmed in a west Texas dairy that has been quarantined since April when some cattle in the herd responded to a TB test.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 1 comment
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Three former directors of the sub-prime lender Cattles and its subsidiary Welcome Financial Services are fined and banned by the FSA.
The spread of an animal parasite across the UK may be hampering moves to curb cattle tuberculosis, research suggests.
Sudan Sudan is to begin the disarmament of rival cattle-herding groups in Jonglei state this week, by force if necessary, the army says.

Dozens of cattle were killed when a semi-trailer collided with a CN freight train in western Manitoba on Tuesday night.

The number of people killed in the latest of a series of cattle raids and ethnic clashes in South Sudan rises to more than 200, officials tell the BBC.
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Interview with Susan Spence, author of 'A Story of the West'

Susan Spence has always been intrigued with life in the west in the 1880s. She researched historical accounts and...
yesterday by Dorothy Thompson

A story with many questions

I came across an article by Yahoo/Shine author Anderson Cooper that really made me think. It's a report about a boy...
Mar 25, 2012 by Molly Zelvonberg

South Sudan: the strategies to resolve Jonglei crisis

“The Jonglei cattle rustlers in killed over hundred in the Village of Akobo Jonglei state. The rustlers were suspect...
Mar 19, 2012 by Joseph Edward

FDA to protect important class of antimicrobial drugs for treating human illness

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have announced that certain uses of the cephalosporin class of...
Mar 14, 2012 by Tim Sandle

Another Bangladeshi was Beaten to Death by Indian BSF at Border

A Bangladeshi cattle trader was beaten to death and two others were wounded by Indian Border Security Force (BSF)...
Mar 5, 2012 by Shafiqul Islam Jibon
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