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April 2013 Articles

Just Rambling, April 2013
Recent E.coli outbreak calls attention to food safety rules
Strain elected SASDA president
Historical Fact
Milk Per Cow Increasing
Historical Fact
Economic Implications of Replacing Synthetic Nitrogen With Clovers in a Cool-Sea
New pest could cost blueberry growers
Use Science In Regulating Antibiotics, Agriculture Coalition Says
Historical Fact
EPA Regulation of Greenhouse Gases Will Burden Farmers
Statement by Bob Stallman, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding
Horse Facts
EPA Updates to Air Quality Standards Concern Farmers
Office of Animal Health and Food Safety has new tool to track cattle
Composting recycles yard waste
Help Your Horse Beat the Heat this Summer
Parasites and pastures
Objective of Goat Enterprise, Purpose of Pastures for Goats and Implications for
Beef Export Volumes Lag 2011 Record Levels
Historical Fact
Chicken Labels - Confusing?
Notes from Germany
Historical Fact
Spiritual Corner
Cutting Corners: Ginger's Fabulous Brownies
Report Shows Real Harm of Estate Taxes
Watch for Toxic Plant Problems During Drought
Drought Impacts Cattle Inventory and Cattle on Feed
Think before you Creep
It's time to plant late-summer vegetables
U.S. Meat and Poultry Production Year-to-Date 2012
New foreign worker law could hurt Louisiana processors
Managing Cattle With Reduced Stress, Bryan Kutz, Instructor, U of A
Equine Vaccinations
The True Value of Youth Livestock Projects, Steven M. Jones, Associate Professor
Anaplasmosis
Nationwide Drought Impacting Louisiana Ports, Strain assesses low river levels
Horse Facts
Anaplasmosis vaccine gains additional approvals
Financial Education Boot Camps provide training, free resources for teachers
AFBF Asks to Join Poultry Farmer's Lawsuit Against EPA
Farm Groups Urge House to Preserve Family Farms
Notes from Germany
• Spiritual Corner
A Visit to J W Farms
The EPA: A Positive Perspective
Consider bald cypress for your landscape
Quote
Poor Temperament Can equal Poor Performance
Cost of Legume Establishment Depends on Planting Procedure
Agriculture losses from Isaac depend on September weather
Horse Facts
Historical Fact
Mosquito repellants offer various levels of protection
West Nile virus increase corresponds to heavy rains
Local Culling Decisions in the Face of a National Drought
The Use of Ultrasound Technology in Today's Beef Cattle Industry
Successful ponds require good management
Ponds provide recreational opportunities, increase property values
LSU AgCenter offers quicker route to Master Farmer status
Cargill donates to AgCenter alligator research
Spiritual Corner
Sow Slaughter Up: Pork Output Will Drop in '13
Cutting Corners: Bacon Cheeseburger Meatloaf

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Spiritual Corner Who is Rich?
Our answer to that question goes a long way in revealing the condition of our heart. I like the story told so many times of the Wyoming rancher who went to Germany to do some agricultural consulting. One day while meeting with a farmer he asked, “How big is your farm,” in which the farmer replied, “about a mile square.” Then the German asked the rancher, “How big is your farm?” The rancher proudly sticks out his chest and replies, “I could get in my truck at dawn and ride until sunset and still be on my ranch.” Not to be outdone the farmer replied, “I’m sorry, I used to have a truck just like that.” We often tell humorous stories such as that in jest, but there are those in today’s society who like the rancher, have more than sufficient earthly goods, and are in need of nothing, who allow such success to lead them into thinking they don’t need God either. Although it is only natural for man to be proud of his accomplishments, we must be sure that God receives the proper thanks for our success. In Luke chapter 12, Jesus is teaching a great number of people when from the audience someone says to Him, “Tell my brother to divide the inheritance with me.” In which He replies, “Who made me a judge or divider over you?” The answer Jesus gives clearly defines what is most important, and it is not striving for houses or lands! As he went “about his father’s business,” one very important part of Christ’s mission was to remind man that “life does not consist in the abundance of the things which he possesseth.” Jesus uses this opportunity to teach, by way of a parable, a story of a rich man who had more bounty from the land than he would ever use. Hence the man says to himself, “I have much goods laid up for many years; take thine ease, eat, drink, and be merry.” We might say, “What a successful man.” Jesus says, “Thou Fool! Should you die tonight, to whom will your things belong?” A very good question over 2000 years ago, and one in which we should all give some serious thought today. If you are a child of God, you are rich beyond belief! Writer: Tommy Bennett

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