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SwineCast 0354 Show Notes: Special post-election insight on new administration's transition and impact on agriculture  

SwineCast 0353 Show Notes: Conversations from the International Distillers Dried Grains Conference Markets and values of DDGs with Informa Economics Scott Richman Brian Arnold of the DeLong Company discusses transportation and long-term infrastructure issues in shipping and hauling

SwineCast 0352 Show Notes: Soybean growers appreciate your business Research at the University of IL looks at impact of new processing technology on nutritional value of soy meal for piglets Looking at agroterrorism planning in your operation.  It starts locally

More Hip Than Hippie #187 - Shot or Not? Should you get a flu shot this year? What are the side effects? Is there mercury in the flu vaccine? Flu season is right around the corner, and health officials say this is the time to get your flu shot. The Hipsters roll up their sleeves and investigate what goes into the flu vaccine, and poke around the controversy surrounding this annual rite of winter. Learn alternatives to getting a shot and ways to prevent influenza from striking. Also, Dori boils about eggs and Val impersonates Switzerland (without the yodeling)! Beer and Chocolate: Beer: Thar she brews! Hop Diggidy India Pale Ale from Port Townsend Brewing Co. in Washington. Great flavor in a big bottle with a really cool label. Hipster Hall O' Fame. Chocolate: Smooth and gooey Lindt Creation 70% Cherry Hip NewsBummer-free zone. The heavily patriotized US Interior Dept. is in a big hurry to ease rules protecting endangered species before W leaves office. Won't get fueled again. Lower gas prices aren't luring wary drivers back to the road. Demand is down 6.4% from a year ago. Teenie Weenie Greenieâ Keep score! Find out how your US Congressperson voted on environmental issues this year. The League of Conservation Voters released their 2008 scorecard, looking at House and Senate votes on energy, climate, public lands and more. (Good job, Vermont!) Shot or Not? Flu season is right around the corner, and health officials say this is the time to get your flu shot. Should you do it? What are the alternatives? Dori and Val roll up their sleeves and investigate what goes into the flu vaccine, and poke around the controversy surrounding this annual rite of winter. Take a shot. The Centers for Disease Control recommends a yearly flu vaccine for certain populations at risk. Mercury rising. How much is too much mercury? Be aware that flu shots contain the heavy metal. Pig in a poke. It's a little known fact: influenza vaccine may contain traces of a product made from raw pork, as well as other viruses. Pharm aid. The FluMist vaccine is a nasal spray owned by pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca. Avoid it if you're allergic to eggs. Fraud couple. Some say the flu shot is a scam perpetrated by the government and drug companies. Flu the coop. A few simple health habits will help you prevent flu from spreading to your household or workplace. Squash the bug. Fall foods boost the immune system naturally. Eat garlic, onions and brightly colored fruits and vegetables. (Val uses a Vita-Mix.) Wash 'em all down with green tea. Listener E-mails Take a shot at fame! Send an e-mail to hip@greenfeet.com. And remember to post articles, links and chicken soup recipes at our MHTH forum! Corri in Philadelphia reads Back Home magazine, and learned about recycling used discs (and cases too!) at CD Recycling Center America. BTW, love your porn star name! Jackie in Ontario, Canada (eh!) actually got to use her porn star name, without taking off her clothes. Nice work, Shasta Westbury! Jamie at KAYU wants us to know that her company's bamboo glasses are pricey for a good reason. They donate $50 from each purchase to fund a sight-restoring operation in Africa or Asia. Ah, now we see! Weston invites Hipsters to participate in a Gorgeously Green Recipe Contest. It's your chance to be published in an international cookbook. Michelle morehip or +1.530.554.2605. Don't have Skype? Get it - it's free! More Hip Than Hippie is sponsored by Greenfeet.com.

SwineCast 0350 Show Notes: Special Soviet travelogue with Genesus Jim Long, just back from Russia and the Ukraine.

SwineCast 0349 Show Notes: Brett Stuart of Global AgriTrends shares his take on changing trends in the global pork complex with Leman attendees Hog markets may trend closely with... the Russell 2000?  Dr Dennis DiPietre has more Danisco's Dr Aaron Cowieson looks at managing enzymes and nutrition

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SwineCast 0347 Show Notes: Conversation with Dr Brooke Humphrey on Amino Acids and Immunology based on his presentation at a recent poultry conference Dr Vincent Amanor-Boadu recaps recent economic anemia and the impact on agriculture

For more information on this story and others, visit www.newsinfusion.com Why Your Children Should Be Vaccinated Against The Flu Every Child By Two (ECBT), a Non-Profit Organization, Explains the Dangers of Influenza in Children According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), each year in the U.S., between 5 and 20 percent of the population is infected with influenza (flu), causing more than 200,000 hospitalizations and approximately 36,000 deaths. Although the public is informed that they should receive a flu shot every year, immunization rates remain dismally low for flu vaccine. Many people don't realize that it is especially important to immunize children 6 months to 18 years of age. Actor Amanda Peet faced the vaccination controversy while pregnant with her first child in early 2007. Throughout her pregnancy, many of her Hollywood friends recommended she delay or completely refuse vaccines for her new baby, suggesting that vaccines were the cause of disorders such as autism. Amanda and her husband were skeptical about these warnings and fortunately decided to do their own research. Based on the scientific evidence, Amanda and her husband decided to fully vaccinate their child using the schedule recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the AAP. Amanda wants to ensure that all new parents are equipped with the information they need to make important decisions regarding their children s immunizations. She and ECBT have worked together to create a comprehensive Web site www.vaccinateyourbaby.org which helps parents navigate the science and answers their tough questions about vaccines. ECBT has also created these public service announcements, in cooperation with the AAP, to notify parents about the Web site and remind them about the importance of timely immunizations. We hope you will help us get our life-saving message out by frequently airing the enclosed PSAs.

SwineCast 0346 Show Notes: Enriching the biosecurity in your transport system MycoFLEX offering from BI kills two birds with one injection Canadian companies willing to wait and see what impact COOL has on movement

Author: Jean Little Published: 2007 Scholastic (on JOMB) ISBN: 0439988373 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Beautifully bound in a soft unevenly edged journal and told with humour, innocence, intimacy and affection, the daily entries of a fictional twelve year old disclose the spellbinding details of life during the Spanish flu epidemic of 1918-19. Our daughter Lucy (9) also contributes to the discussion of the book, which she tells us is part of her current favourite series. More war and peace on JOMB: The Donkey of Gallipoli (A True Story of Courage in World War I) A Poppy is To Remember Gleam and Glow Janusz Korczak’s Children What We Remember Lugalbanda: The Boy Who Got Caught Up In A War More illness on JOMB: The Tortilla Cat The Value of Believing in Yourself: The Story of Louis Pasteur Farm Flu HOTLINE VOICES: Author Michelle Mulder from Victoria, British Columbia shares her thoughts on The Composition (by Antonio Skarmeta and Alfonso Ruano). Thanks, Michelle!

SwineCast 0345 Show Notes: Special Economic Crisis Backgrounder from Purdue's Krannert School of Management presented on October 6, 2008 

SwineCast 0344 Show Notes: How are Wall Street's problems and your incentive system related?  Dr Dennis DiPietre looks at his recent blog post on the Headliners tab above Higher unemployment numbers may expand your hiring pool but onboarding will have a larger impact on your retention.  And that's what hiring is all about

SwineCast 0343 Show Notes: Dealing with current financial unrest on mainstreet.  How local businesses are affected Feed Energy's Bob Riley looks at supplies, feed values, ethanol imports and quality of DDGs in todays market 

Author: MonkeyGoLucky Added: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 15:53:15 -0800 Duration: 318Pat Francis joins Jimmy Pardo and Matt Belknap on the popular podcast Never Not Funny. Watch more videos at www.monkeygolucky.com

SwineCast 0342 Show Notes: Pig Crop Report report... inventory higher and waiting to see who blinks SwineCast Blogger Mark Greenwood from the Leman.. a look at Wall Street and Main Street Filtering for PRRS with Leman presenter Jeff Feder of the Swine Vet Center My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-3e7360d196b105343f6b49f2e0ce84b3}

SwineCast 0341 Show Notes: Special At The Meeting release from the Morrison Group at the Leman Conference looks at PCV-AD research

SwineCast 0340 Show Notes: At the Leman Conference... the question is... are your pigs approachable? Garth Boyd of CAMCO, keynote speaker, shares take home from his address

SwineCast 0339 Show Notes: NPPC's Legislative Conference underway with key issues to be discussed with congressmen Swine dysentery... the health issue that won't go away.  Dr Steve McOrist shares how to beat the bug

SwineCast 0338 Show Notes: Overview of Friday's Production and Supply/Demand report Water usage may limit expansion of corn acreage to the west Jim Harvey of Heartland Financial shares considerations for generational transition from the Farm Progress Show

SwineCast 0337 Show Notes: Special presentation with Dr Orlen Grunewald about his presentation at the Kansas State Risk and Profit conference 

SwineCast 0336 Show Notes: A conversation with Dr Dennis DiPietre exploring intrinsic value of plants and animals under our care and some considerations for taking the lead in animal welfare to re-establish consumer trust

SwineCast 0335 Show Notes: Center for Food Integrity overviews recent consumer trust survey.  Meeting in Indianapolis Oct 8 and 9, 2008 Moving livestock waste to difference regions gets underwritten for trials Performance-based Ag Pollution Controls.. Huh?

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SwineCast 0333 Show Notes: Iowa 'Master Matrix' under fire as committee over-rules building permit Transport biosecurity considerations from PIC Dr Lief Christensen of the Danish Meat Institute shares learnings from their transportation programs Dr Matt Ritter's FREE Hog Handling Update Newsletter sign up