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Tue Apr 24, 2012, 05:07 PM

BlueToTheBone (2,327 posts)

29. the giant cattle pens.

Very disgusting. I believe that Mad-Cow could come from there.

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76 replies	Author	Time	Post
COW WITH MAD-COW DISEASE CONFIRMED IN CALIFORNIA, USDA SAYS [View all]	titaniumsalute	Apr 2012	OP
HOLY COW	Renew Deal	Apr 2012	#1
Holy cow brain	Hassin Bin Sober	Apr 2012	#11
You mean holEy cow brain	Warpy	Apr 2012	#55
k and r	snagglepuss	Apr 2012	#2
WHERE, do you know? The link doesn't provide any other information....	Ecumenist	Apr 2012	#3
More info to come...it just broke.	titaniumsalute	Apr 2012	#7
Here's the article.	LeftyMom	Apr 2012	#4
In "Central California"	DJ13	Apr 2012	#9
actually that helps	tech_smythe	Apr 2012	#25
It means go local until this blows over.	DJ13	Apr 2012	#26
Me Too, DJ13, me too! I'm in the north but I would LOVE more information.	Ecumenist	Apr 2012	#36
USDA report...	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#38
Oh, it's in Hanford? NOT SURPRISED, THEN. I lived in Merced County for 5 years...	Ecumenist	Apr 2012	#40
Doesn't look like it's Harris Ranch	KamaAina	Apr 2012	#28
no, not transmitted through milk	Kali	Apr 2012	#37
the giant cattle pens.	BlueToTheBone	Apr 2012	#29
I hope that more is reported because this isn't too informative at all. I live in northern	Ecumenist	Apr 2012	#10
It was a dairy cow	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#32
Scary stuff.	virgogal	Apr 2012	#5
That's it! I've HAD it!	FailureToCommunicate	Apr 2012	#6
And we are having cow for lunch	nadinbrzezinski	Apr 2012	#8
Chicken and fish	Spoonman	Apr 2012	#22
Yes, and you can cook the salmonella thank you	nadinbrzezinski	Apr 2012	#23
Quick do something! It's a Prionity!!!!!!!	HereSince1628	Apr 2012	#12
Hmm...	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#13
Wow, damn. No media coverage of that nationally. Corporations won't allow it.	freshwest	Apr 2012	#14
I think there was surveillance program for classic and variant CJD run by Case Western U and CDC	HereSince1628	Apr 2012	#48
Check the memory hole ...	Nihil	Apr 2012	#67
I work with a woman who uses "human waste" on her vegetable garden.	kaiden	Apr 2012	#15
Does anybody know if we resumed testing after the Bush years?	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#17
Great question. My guess is no and yes. nm	rhett o rick	Apr 2012	#18
Gross	Megahurtz	May 2012	#74
serious and sobering news	unionworks	Apr 2012	#16
actually, if they caught it they did NOT drop the ball	Kali	Apr 2012	#31
Taking your sports analogy a step further	kentauros	Apr 2012	#33
Do you even know any USDA food inspectors?	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#35
No, I don't.	kentauros	Apr 2012	#43
It's pretty much irrelevant but where do you want them to come from?	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#44
I'd rather they all came from academia	kentauros	Apr 2012	#56
I never said there's no such thing.	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#57
Not outright stated but certainly implied	kentauros	Apr 2012	#58
+1	4th law of robotics	Apr 2012	#46
Beef - especially brains must be avoided now. n/t	cosmicone	Apr 2012	#19
damn....I just bought a months supply of head cheese....n/t	unkachuck	Apr 2012	#62
head cheese is pork -- you're ok n/t	cosmicone	Apr 2012	#66
I wonder if this could be connected.......	Smilo	Apr 2012	#20
I m SO GLAD I am a vegetarian	RebelOne	Apr 2012	#21
Ya ever notice how a head of cauliflower kinda looks like a brain?	benld74	Apr 2012	#24
Let me just say don't panic yet people.	Mr.Turnip	Apr 2012	#27
It's a DAIRY cow	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#30
I agree with your comment about the inspectors above, and I know the system worked to catch this	Kali	Apr 2012	#47
I do, and I am as well.	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#49
I just sent some stuff to the sale for Thursday	Kali	Apr 2012	#52
It's been nice here in Texas the past few months	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#54
What ag sector do you work in?	ForgoTheConsequence	Apr 2012	#59
Guess the California cows aren't so happy after all.	geardaddy	Apr 2012	#34
The freaking out over this makes me think of a chapter from Thinking Fast and Slow	ag_dude	Apr 2012	#39
That would make swimming pools far more dangerous	4th law of robotics	Apr 2012	#45
Vegetarianism Changed Me Life	marias23	Apr 2012	#41
It changed mine also.	ForgoTheConsequence	Apr 2012	#61
IIRC, *'s USDA blocked private mad cow testing. n/t	BadgerKid	Apr 2012	#42
Pink Slime is what is putting mad cow into our food!	angstlessk	Apr 2012	#50
Frankly, we could have been able to cure Prion diseases by now......	AverageJoe90	Apr 2012	#72
I agree..cancer could be cured if there weren't so much money to be made 'curing' it	angstlessk	May 2012	#73
Cheaper Steak on the horizon..!	IamK	Apr 2012	#51
heh heh heh.	progressoid	Apr 2012	#53
More info.	Baitball Blogger	Apr 2012	#60
Is this a surprise to anyone?	salin	Apr 2012	#63
Only that the report made it out this time.	Nihil	Apr 2012	#68
ONE cow with mad-cow disease in CA?	TygrBright	Apr 2012	#64
Beef lovers might enjoy a drop in prices. . .	CenaW	Apr 2012	#65
Feed cows cows and this is what you get....nt	Evasporque	Apr 2012	#69
Two major South Korean retailers halt sales of US beef	Eugene	Apr 2012	#70
AH 1, AH 2, AH 3, Take me out to the ball game, Steve get me some budweiser.	sarcasmo	Apr 2012	#71
If you think it was just one lone cow who never got into the system...you're crazy n/t	schmice	May 2012	#75
For every one found	taught_me_patience	May 2012	#76

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