Sentence examples for cattle born from inspiring English sources

Europe bans export of British cattle born before July 1988 and offspring of affected animals.

• July 1989 Europe bans export of British cattle born before July 1988 and offspring of affected animals.

Also, Mr. Hansen said, Canada has had seven cases, some of them in cattle born after a ban on feed containing protein from other ruminants.

The regimen assumes that cattle born before 1997, when a ban was imposed on feeding bovine tissue to cattle, are most at risk.

If both positives turn out to have been from cattle born in Alberta, even if the one detected in May was a Black Angus cross steer and the Washington one a Holstein dairy cow, it makes it "more likely that it's isolated and comes from one area," Dr. Berry said.

Although four giant meatpacking companies (Tyson's subsidiary IBP, Monfort, Excel and National) now slaughter and market more than 80percentt of the beef cattle born in this country, that concentration represents the narrow end of a funnel that starts out as wide as the great plains.

The genotyped CH cattle included 80 bulls born between 1993 and 2002 and 2091 cows born between 2001 and 2006, which were daughters of 13 of the genotyped bulls.

The sampling was conducted in early to mid-2011 and included serum samples from cattle >3 years of age (as determined on the basis of incisor tooth eruption) and from cattle <2 years of age; the older cattle were alive during the 2008 outbreak, and the younger cattle were born after the outbreak (Table 1).

"Nobody wants to be told they're of low consequence," said Tim Hess, 65, a wheat farmer and cattle rancher born and raised here in Montana who would have about 1.5 miles of pipe cross his land but still did not know how much he would be paid for it.

"In addition, checkoff funds have been used to advance the agenda of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association which promotes the idea that 'beef is beef, whether the cattle were born in Montana, Manitoba or Mazatlán,'" said Bill Bullard, CEO of the Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund (R-Calf), in a statement sent to the Guardian at the time of the suit.

If the New Jersey-minted Mr. Travolta, playing a rustic Texan in the skyscraper wonderland of Houston, didn't really seem to the cattle ranch born, he was grounded by a host of authentic-seeming, juicy performances from Scott Glenn, Barry Corbin and Brooke Alderson, among others.