rbST Joint Letter
This is a Position Statement on rbST-Free Milk by the Professional Dairy Managers of Pennsylvania and the Northeast Dairy Producers Association, Inc. Read the full text of rbST Joint Letter…
This is a Position Statement on rbST-Free Milk by the Professional Dairy Managers of Pennsylvania and the Northeast Dairy Producers Association, Inc. Read the full text of rbST Joint Letter…
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Impressive progress has been made during the past 15 years in our understanding of the biology of somatotropin (ST) in domestic animals. Read the rest of this entry »
American Council on Science and Health, New York, NY, 1994
As the world’s population grows, the National Research Council 1 estimates that the supply of food required to adequately meet human nutritional needs over the next 40 years will be equal to the amount of food previously produced throughout the entire history of humankind. Read the rest of this entry »
Since the onset of the modern era of biotechnology, scientists have made impressive strides in developing new agricultural biotechnologies. Biotechnologies that enhance productivity and productive efficiency1 have been developed and approved for commercial use. Technologies that improve productive efficiency will benefit both producers and consumers because feed constitutes a major component (approximately 70%) of farm expenditures. New approaches by which animals may be a source of both biopharmaceuticals for human medicine and organs for transplant (xenotransplantation) also are under development. Read the rest of this overview…
An excellent overview of rbST with links to detailed information about the history of the rbST biology and how it is produced. There are links at this site that provide important information about human health, animal health, as well as economic and farm benefits. Read the full text of this overview…
Several speakers discussed the long-term implications of “rBST-free” milk labeling during a grassroots meeting in Schaefferstown, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, October 25, 2006. The meeting was attended by more than 100 individuals. This pdf is a reprint of an article about this meeting published in Farmshine Newspaper (farmshine.net) on November 3, 2006. Read the full article…
November 7, 2006: More than 100 dairy farmers from Lebanon, Berks, and northern Lancaster counties met in Shaefferstown, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, October 25, 2006 for a grassroots meeting aimed at preserving their right to choose safe, approved technologies in managing their dairy farms. The meeting was organized by dairymen Dan Brandt and Tom Krall of Lebanon County and Nelson Martin of Berks County. This pdf is a reprint of an article highlighting discussions at this meeting published in Farmshine Newspaper (farmshine.net) on October 27, 2006. Read the full article…