USDA still fumbling with price reporting
On May 14, AMS discovered a technical error in the computer program for the livestock mandatory price reporting system. Livestock markets were shocked by revelations that the errors had understated prices of boxed beef since the beginning of April.
Asian automakers continue to set the quality mark
Toyota's Lexus Division continues to dominate other manufacturers in initial product quality, earning top honors in three out of the four segments in which it competes.
It hurts to even think about it!
There are many triggers for a headache, but have you ever given any thought to what actually causes the pain? According to www.headache.com.au, it is commonly believed that headaches are the result of irritation to nerves and pain-sensitive structures in the head and neck regions.
UN seeks $98 million to improve food safety measures
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization proposed setting up a $98 million fund to help the world's least developed countries improve the safety and quality of their food products.
Be a wise owl, not a jackrabbit on the gas pedal
You can't change gasoline prices, but you can drive more efficiently and maintain your vehicle to lower your gasoline costs.
Lest we forget. Was it really as long as that?
The Avenue of Flags in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens in Hermitage, Pa., is one of the few remaining memorials to that receding American memory of when America was held hostage by Iranian fundamentalist militants.
USDA OKs StarLink diagnostic kit
The performance of the Strategic Diagnostics' GMO Bt9 Maize Kit meets the manufacturer's claims of the identification of one StarLink corn kernel in 10,000 corn kernels.
Carrollton FFA presents annual chapter awards
The Carrollton FFA chapter held its banquet on April 28.
Livestock brings home the bacon
In 2000, gross income from meat animals was up 16 percent.
Viets House hosts military display
Cortland-Bazetta Historical Museum display features items on loan from area residents.
