The National Cattlemen’s Association has agreed to restriction placements on the parasite treatment ‘ivermectin’.
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Injectable drugs with the active agents Ivermectin, Abamectin and Doramectin face usage restrictions because of links with human health risks.
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Livestock movement monitoring is being stepped up by linking a computer database to an iron branding system.
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The opening of the farm, scheduled for next September, will generate 100 new direct jobs and about 2000 indirect jobs.
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Cargill breaks ground for poultry plant in Nicaragua
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Nicaragua is facing an outbreak of Newcastle Disease, according to a World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) report.
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The poultry sector in Nicaragua has rejected the idea of reducing poultry prices through the elimination of import tariffs, an idea suggested by the US government in late April, the Nicaraguan Minister of Commerce Orlando Solórzano has announced.
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SuKarne has inaugurated the country's first large-scale, intensive cattle fattening enterprise – an investment of US$100 million, which will include feed storage, a slaughterhouse and deboning plant.In the presence of Nicaraguan President, Comandante Daniel Ortega Saavedra, accompanied by Jesus Vizcarra Calderon, chairman of the Board of Directors of Grupo Viz / SuKarne, the facilities of Unidad Industrial de Ganaderia Integral Nicaragua, S.A. (GINSA) were inaugurated last week, in SuKarne's first investment in livestock outside Mexico, in the first large-scale, intensive cattle fattening enterprise in Nicaragua.
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Corn grown in Frederick County is helping farmers in Nicaragua become sustainable.
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Nicaragua plans to supply 12,000 metric tons of beef and
pork products to Russia a year from 2010, Nicaraguan Agriculture and Forestry
Minister Ariel Bucardo said Thursday, Russian news agency RIA-Novosti reports.
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Nicaragua will allow live U.S. cattle, as well as beef and beef products from cattle of all ages, to be exported to that Central American country, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced. The agreement became effective May 5 and under its terms all of Central America, except for El Salvador, is now open to U.S. cattle, beef and beef products.
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Nicaragua has signed an agreement that allows live U.S. cattle, as well as beef and beef products from cattle of all ages, to be exported there, the USDA announced.
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