The Ministry of Agriculture had found a new case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy or mad cow disease, which does not pose a threat to the Spanish health system, according to the Europapress news agency. The case was indentified in the village of Horcajo Medianero in Salamanca Province.
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Bye bye, meat… bye bye, dairy
THERE was an epidemic in my social circle towards the end of last year which seemed to spread faster than swine flu. While I was dithering over how big the turkey needed to be, all around me the world seemed to be turning vegan.
7 mouthwatering foods everyone should eat in Chile
With the mountainous Andes and rugged Patagonia regions, Santiago and its populous city life, and the countless coastal beach towns and port cities, Chile is one the most regionally diverse countries in South America. Each area of the country offers travelers unique environments, and Chilean cuisine is equally as varied.
Rockin Chicken: Peruvian Specialties From Back Home
When he bought the building on Franklin Avenue in Hartford, Miguel Colan knew what he wanted the space to become – a casual restaurant serving the foods of his native Peru, including whole marinated chickens slowly spit-roasted to perfection. But there was one big deal breaker – the oven had to be charcoal-fired.
Imported beef sales rise sharply amid widespreading foot-and-mouth disease
Sales of imported beef are rising steeply in South Korea as the country has been struggling with foot-and-mouth disease and avian influenza, industry data showed Sunday. According to the data by leading retail chain E-Mart, imported beef sales rose 12 percent during the Feb. 5-9 period from a week ago, while those of Korean beef tumbled 19.6 percent.
How Trump could trigger a bust in the American West
A herd of beef cattle feed on hay at a ranch on the outskirts of Delano, in California’s Central Valley. Nearly two years ago, Brian Levin found himself in Japan, covered head-to-toe in beef and posing for a photograph with John F. Kennedy’s daughter.
Harper Adams University student heads out on a porcine path
A STUDENT with a sheep and beef farming background is setting her sights on pigs after landing an Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board Pork Industry Scholarship. Loretta Holder, a second year BSc Animal Health and Welfare student at Harper Adams University, will also receive a paid placement year with Ceva Animal Health to help her achieve her dream of working in the pig nutrition sector.
Scholarship to help 19 year-old student help reach her dream
Despite a history in sheep and beef farming, the Harper Adams University student has realised her passion is to work with pigs. The BSc Animal Health and Welfare student is to receive an AHDB Pork Industry Scholarship, which includes a paid placement year with Ceva Animal Health to help her achieve her dream.
Tales From The Motherhood: Suggestions after wisdom teeth removal
‘Tis the season for wisdom teeth removal. Seems everyone I run into lately has just had their teeth out, or knows someone who did.
Continue reading How long can you eat Christmas leftovers?
Every year, 48 million Americans – that’s one in 6 people – suffer food poisoning. More than 128,000 are hospitalized as a result and 3,000 die.
Trump ally sparks outrage for wishing for Obama’s death
A Donald Trump ally has ignited widespread outrage after wishing for US President Barack Obama’s death and making racially charged comments about the first lady. Carl Paladino-a businessman who served as a co-chairman of the president-elect’s New York State election campaign-made the incendiary jabs in a year-end feature published on Friday in Artvoice, a weekly newspaper in upstate New York.
Margaret Prouse: Secrets of roasting a perfect turkey on P.E.I.
… per kilogram or one hour per pound. After defrosting, keep the turkey refrigerated and cook within 48 hours. Here are Health Canada recommendations for keeping things safe when cooking turkey: Do not rinse a turkey before roasting, because doing so …
Short-term, low-carb diets better for weight loss than low-fat diets
… low-carb diets, in order to find out if they are safe and effective for weight loss, and cardiovascular and metabolic health. They published the results of their study in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association . Depending on the diet, …
‘Medium rare’ chicken post a joke, but it’s a Japanese delicacy
… sometimes called torasashi. An article in one of Japan’s national newspapers , The Asahi Shimbun , said the country’s health ministry has warned about the dangers of eating raw and undercooked chicken. The owner of one yakitori bar said she bought …