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Fred Below shares the six secrets of soybean success
Fred Below, Ph.D., Professor of Crop Physiology, University of Illinois, and AJ Woodyard, technical crop production specialist, BASF, shared their latest data about how farmers can nearly double their yields with a comprehensive pest management plan, during an educational session titled "Six Secrets of Soybeans Revealed," at Commodity Classic.
While both Below and BASF conducted research independent of each other, their results were very similar: growers can maximize yields by using a comprehensive agronomic management program featuring a combination of herbicides, fungicides and insecticides.
"Comprehensive pest-management solutions are delivering exponential yield improvements and dramatically changing the odds in favor of farmers," said Woodyard, who summarized recent BASF research.
Woodyard highlighted studies that consisted of a combination treatment of BASF herbicides and fungicides in corn, and BASF herbicides, fungicides and insecticides in soybeans, and compared their effectiveness to a glyphosate-based control program. Results revealed soybean yields increased by an average of 6.0 bu/A over the glyphosate-only program.1
According to Below, the current average soybean yield in the U.S. is roughly 42 bu/A, and has been hovering around that figure for the past few years.
"While it may seem daunting, the quest for 85.0 bu/A isn't a stretch. Yields of this nature are produced each year in state contests, so we know it can be done," Below said. "The trick is figuring out how to consistently produce these yield levels, and our research has identified six strategies to help accomplish this task."
In 2012, Below and his team at the University of Illinois set up multi-location trials in their home state to analyze the value of management factors that contribute to soybean yield.2 What they discovered were six "secrets" that are critical for achieving high yield goals:
1. Weather: While weather is out of anyone's control, Below's team found that it influences the success of all other management factors. Management practices that promote strong root development, such as fertility, enhanced seed emergence and disease control, may help mitigate its negative effects.
2. Improve soil fertility: Below believes that soil fertility is one of the most important, yet often overlooked components of high yield soybean production. Improved soil fertility can be managed through balanced crop nutrition and fertilizer placement technologies. Below's 2012 research revealed an additional 4.3bu/A with this secret.
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Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - After a long battle with the city of Fargo, Lucky's 13 will be allowed to have live entertainment at its restaurant.By: WDAY Staff Reports, WDAY Staff Reports, WDAY
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - After a long battle with the city of Fargo, Lucky's 13 will be allowed to have live entertainment at its restaurant.
The commission voted to approve the entertainment license for the restaurant after handing it a cease and assist order several months back.
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Tonya Barbeau, General Manager/Lucky's 13 Pub: "We had entertainment for seven months from last September to May and we never had an issues or police calls to our location, so I don't foresee it being an issue moving forward."
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To meet the UK demand for an unspecified medical condition, the manufacture of 2500 doses would be required annually. Each patient would receive one dose. One therapeutic dose wouldcontain 108 mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and would take three weeks to culture using media and growth factors. MSC therapy was used in the analysis because MSCs are expected to become a principle source material for cell-based therapies. MSCs are straightforward to obtain from patients by bone marrow biopsy, relatively easy to culture expand, migrate to areas of inflammation and injury, and are immunoprivileged (1–4). It would be possible to use an automated cell-culture process to produce both allogeneic and autologous therapy. It was assumed that the automated cell-culture process would be able to run cell lines from multiple patients simultaneously to make automated autologous therapy production possible. Four automated cell-culturing machines would be needed to manufacture 2500 doses of therapy per year. For allogeneic therapy, 10 potential donors would be screened and tested to identify a donor with high-quality MSCs. This donor's MSCs would then be used to produce a cell-bank system, that would be viable for 10 years. The cell-bank system would consist of a master cell bank and a working cell bank. Each vial from the working cell bank would produce a batch of 100 doses of therapy. For autologous therapy, each patient would need to undergo donor screening and testing. For production of autologous therapy, donor material would be harvested from patients at UK hospitals and transported to the manufacturing facility. It was assumed that 10 leading hospitals across major cities in the UK would be able to provide national coverage of stem-cell treatments to the population for the unspecified medical condition. Donor material from approximately 16 patients would be shipped from each hospital once every three weeks to the manufacturing facility. This would allow 2500 doses of therapy to be produced per year. For production of allogeneic therapy, donor material would not need to be shipped from hospitals to the manufacturing facility because allogeneic therapy would be produced from the cell-bank system. Bone marrow cells would be harvested from donors via bone marrow biopsy. MSCs account for less than 1% of bone marrow cells (2). Therefore, bone marrow material obtained would need to be cultured to produce an adequate dose of MSCs for therapy. Purification and isolation of MSCs from bone marrow mononuclear cells would not be needed. The media and growth factors used would select for MSCs. Differentiation of MSCs into specific cell types would also not occur. For allogeneic therapy, 25 batches would be required to undergo release testing per year as each batch produces 100 doses. For autologous therapy, each patient's therapy is considered a batch in itself, so all 2500 doses of therapy would need to undergo release testing. The clean-room suite would have changing, preparation, processing, and packaging rooms. The manufacturing facility for autologous therapy would also have a specially designated room for release testing. It would hence be bigger than the manufacturing facility for allogeneic therapy and would consequently be more expensive to build and would have a higher cost of rent, utilities, and council tax. The specially designated room for release testing in autologous therapy would be needed because all 2500 batches of therapy produced a year would undergo release testing, whereas in allogeneic therapy only 25 batches would need release testing because each batch produces 100 doses. A clean-room suite would be expected to last 10 years. Each staff member would have a total cost of £100,000 (US $160,000) per year. Approximately 6–9 staff would be needed to manufacture 2500 units of allogeneic therapy per year and 9–11 staff to manufacture 2500 units of autologous therapy annually. Manufacturing autologous therapy requires more staff because significantly more donor and release testing must be performed. The stem-cell therapy would be administered intravenously. Each finished dose of therapy would be shipped fresh in a bag of sodium chloride solution ready for infusion. Therapy would be transported from the manufacturing facility to hospitals in the UK to be given to patients. It was assumed that 10 leading hospitals across major cities in the UK would be able to provide national coverage of stem cell treatments to the population for the unspecified medical condition. Approximately 16 units of therapy would be shipped every three weeks to each of the 10 hospitals located across the UK from the manufacturing facility. This would allow 2500 doses of therapy to be supplied each year.
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VP Of Player Personnel Jim Hendry joined fans for an online chat Friday morning. (MLBAM Photo)
Ahhh the smell of the hot dogs, the brisk wind off the lake, the peanut guy outside the park. It's another Opening Day at Wrigley Field for the Chicago Cubs.
Vice President of Player Personnel Jim Hendry joined Cubs fans for a live, online chat Friday before the game. Check out the transcript of the event!
Roger Richardson
: Why do prospects like Prior go to AA instead of AAA? Isn't the competition more equivalent at AAA?
Jim Hendry
: The reason Prior starts in Double A is because its a very high level to skip Daytona and a lot of the younger prospects go through AA. Good place to gain experience and see other good young prospects on the way up. After a reasonable amount of time we'll probably send him to Iowa as well.
: Will Alou start today?
Jim Hendry
: As we speak Moises is seeing Dr. Schaeffer and sometime after the game we will decide if Moises will go on the DL or play sometime early to late next week. If not 100 percent we will not rush him. He's had this injury in the past and we want to get an uninterrupted season from him.
: When Flash Gordon is healthy again what is going to happen with the two closer situation?
Jim Hendry
: We certainly are anticipating Flash being able to come back. No time frame on it. Evident in spring we had to make an addition to the bullpen. If Flash comes back and he's healthy, it gives Don a lot of options. Lot of established people who can pitch in the 8th or 9th. It's a decision Don will have to make when he returns.
: Any plans to bring up first baseman Hee Seop Choi this year?
Jim Hendry
: Because he missed so much time last year, it prevented him from being ready at this point. Needs at least a half year in Iowa. If all goes well, we think he's a guy that could be ready at any time and certainly by next year.
: What prospects do you think highly of, that are not talked about allot?
Jim Hendry
: We like a lot of people that aren't as well publicized. SS Nate Freese missed half of last year with broken thumb. He's an exceptional defensive player. We have two exceptional hard-throwing guys in Sanchez and Guzman. Also JJ Lansing was MVP in Northwest League last year -- he has a quality bat. And of course Nic Jackson had a great year -- going to Double-A this year. He was our fourth pick in 2000. He's very good and we feel not that far from the big leagues.
: We've heard all through Spring Training and the beginning of the year about our questionable bullpen. I'm just curious, why weren't Van Poppel or Weathers signed. I saw Weathers pitch the other day for the Mets and he looked great?
Jim Hendry
: We had a lot of concerns last year about our BP and turned out to be one of our strengths. They were both free agents and Van Poppel signed with the Rangers before the deadline was even established. We will get two draft picks for both. He ended up with three-year deal over $9 million. We did not want to go that far out at his age. And we did not anticipate Flash getting hurt. But we did pick up Alfonseca and we have some quality guys at Iowa who we think can come up and make an impact.
: If you could give a number this year ... How many games will the Cubs win without you being disappointed?
Jim Hendry
: It's awful hard to put a number on exact wins. We feel if we stay healthy we'll be a contending ball club. We'll be much stronger when Moises plays every day and Mueller comes back. With Prior not too far away, and if Alfonseca does what he always does and Flash comes back ... it's a matter of staying healthy. Those guys will make a huge difference if we make a run at the post season or not (Moises and Mueller).
: Will Mark Prior be used as a starter or a reliever when he first comes up?
Jim Hendry
: Mark Prior will definitely be a starting pitcher for us whenever he comes up. He has exceptional command of his fastball and he will have three ML pitches. He's a big strong kid, who can maintain his stuff during the game. Has a chance to be a high-end rotation starter.
: How much of Alfonseca's "disagreement" with the Marlins' trainer affected your decision on selecting him? Do either of you or Coach Baylor have worries concerning his weight?
Jim Hendry
: Alfonseca's situation with the Marlins trainer never entered into our minds. Larry Rothschild was (a former coach at Florida) and we had a direct handle on the type of person he was. I was also with the Marlins and knew him as a younger player. We had enough background that that one incident would not deter us from taking him.
: Jim, was Kenny Lofton ever a consideration?
Jim Hendry
: Obviously everyone in the game knows Kenny is a quality player. But once we acquired Moises, we felt it was time for Corey Patterson to play. Part of being a quality organization is bringing players up and letting them play when it is time. No better way to break Corey into the Big Leagues that playing between Moises and Sammy.
: Have you been surprised with the play of young Corey Patterson?
Jim Hendry
: We have seen Corey since his high school days in 1997 and he never had a snag til last hear. The people who saw him last year had no idea how good a player he was. He's a good athlete with a solid work ethic and is a good human being. As rookie he will have his ups and downs but over the long haul he is going to be a very, very good player.
: Why did Bobby Hill go to AA, was he doing that bad at spring training?
Jim Hendry
: He went to Triple-A and he'll be playing in Des Moises. He's battling the flu this week but he will be in the lineup every day the next couple days. He had a very good spring and almost made the ball club and is certainly someone we would go to this season if need be.
: What is your response to a common criticism of Baylor that he leaves pitchers in too long (e.g., allowing Fassero to stay in and lose the first game against the Reds)?
Jim Hendry
: That's not a criticism we find valid. I think the pitching staff was our strength last year. The rotation had a great year. Lieber, Bere, the call up of Cruz, Woody til he went down. We did a good job of mixing the rotation up with the fine bullpen. That criticism is something we would not pay any attention to.
: I was very happy to hear the Cubs got Moises Alou, but rather disturbed to find out that we lost Gutierrez, Young, and Rondell White with nothing in return. Can you explain these moves?
Jim Hendry
: We were extremely happy to get Moises and we did not pursue him until we lost Rondell to a very high-priced deal with the Yankees. Both Andy and I felt he should take it. He's a wonderful guy and great player when healthy. Once we turned our attention to Moises, it worked out well. Andy made a hard run at Gutierrez. Probably offered him more than he would receive yearly. But then we had an opportunity to acquire Alex Gonzalez and get a great young player signed for several years there.
: A question on Felix Sanchez LHP. I heard that he touched 98 MPH. Where is he at this season and do you have any thoughts on him to provide? Are there any other LHP to look forward to in the future?.
Jim Hendry
: Oneri Fleita our farm director has told me he saw him touch 97 if not 98 and he's always in 94-95 range. He's our highest-level lefty in arm strength. Steve Smyth led the southern league in ERA last year and if had not gone down with a shoulder injury he would have been here this year. But he's way ahead of scheduled in rehab and will be pitching in May. Also lefty Aaron Kraiwec in Dayton.
: Have the Cubs considered trading for a catcher? Ivan Rodriguez?
Jim Hendry
: We feel right now our situation at catcher is fairly solid. Hundley has shown he's more back to the old Todd. Joe Girardi is a terrific guy and fortunate enough to have Machado who helped out when Todd was on the DL. We traded a decent young catcher Ryan Jorgenson in the Alfonseca deal. But lots of clubs don't have a lot of depth or prospects. John Stockstill our scouting director I am sure is going to use some of those extra picks on a catcher in the Draft. We feel Todd will have a solid a year and Joe is the perfect guy to go along with him.
: With Corey Patterson's start does he still figure to hit in the lower third of the order once Mueller comes back, or stay up top?
Jim Hendry
: That will be a decision Don will make when Billy comes back. Billy was an ideal No. 2 hitter -- .320, switch hitter, moves runners, gets bunts down. But the advantage with Corey behind DeShields is exceptional speed. Don will see how Billy looks after he comes back -- compared to last year -- and see how Corey comes along.
: Do you think Sammy Sosa will break the single-season home run record or Hank Aaron's career home run record?
Jim Hendry
: I have learned the last four or five years to not discount anything Sosa is capable of doing. He's had a terrific run the last three or four years. Puts up tremendous numbers, plays the game hard and right every day. But there's no telling how many HRs he'll hit in the future. We are very lucky to have him here and if he continues to do what been doing he'll have tremendous career numbers.
: Over the off-season, new Iowa Cub Shawn Sonnier underwent shoulder surgery for two or three different problems. What's his current status and when will he be able to pitch in a game?
Jim Hendry
: Sonnier is a pitcher we valued as near the top of the organization in the Royals' minor league system. He piitched well in the Arizona Fall League in 2000. We felt he was a solid gamble to take. We certainly traded Tucker to make room salary-wise for Moises and for Corey to play. Our doctors felt Sonnier's recovery will be 100 percent or close to it. I do not anticipate him pitching any games until the late summer or Fall League.
Jim Hendry
: Thanks for joining me today. And go Cubs!!
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The use of new technologies has resulted in significant improvements in the safety of meat, poultry, and egg products in recent years. FSIS defines "new technology" as a new, or new application of, equipment, substances, methods, processes, or procedures affecting the slaughter of livestock and poultry or processing of meat, poultry, or egg products. High Pressure Processing, Steam vacuums, steam pasteurization, and antimicrobials are all examples of advances in food safety technology that have occurred in recent years. FSIS encourages continued improvement and innovation in food safety technologies. FSIS believes that increasing public and industry awareness of the new technologies being used could further promote their use, by small and very small plants in particular, towards improving the safety of meat, poultry, and egg products. Establishments seeking to use these new technologies must accept responsibility for ensuring the continued safety of their workers, their products, and the environment, as well as providing the information necessary for FSIS to examine the impact of the new technology on inspection procedures and safety of inspection program personnel, specific to their establishments operation. When the use of a new technology would not be possible without a change in the Agency's regulation(s), the Agency may waive the regulation(s) and announce its intent to institute rulemaking to amend its regulation to provide for the new technology. In an effort to increase public and industry awareness of available new technologies, FSIS is providing below a brief summary describing some of the new technologies that it has received and reviewed, and for which FSIS has had "no objection" to use in FSIS establishments. This listing will be updated on a monthly basis and new technologies published will remain on the web for a period of 12 months. New Technologies requiring a change in regulation will remain on this listing until the regulations have been amended. Asterisks ( *) indicate the most recent additions. |
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Log Number | Company Name | Summary of the Notification/ Protocol |
Regulatory Waiver (if applicable) |
NTS-04-557-NB | MPSC, Inc | MPSC Rinsing & Chilling Technology on beef, bison, and pork carcasses | N/A |
1-ING-0788-N-A | PURAC | Summary of GRAS Notification Protocol: GRAS Notice ( GRN) 000378; Use of cultured substrates that are produced by the fermentation of natural food sources in Meat and Poultry Products | N/A |
Tomco Equipment Company | Tomco 2's Pathogen Management On-line Reprocessing (OLR) System using hypochlorous acid or Pathiclean | 9 CFR 381.91(b)(1) |
05-NT-0137-N-B | Safe Foods Corporation | Cecure® (cetylpyridinium chloride [CPC]) for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing applied in a spray cabinet, or as a drench or in a dip tank. | 9 CFR §381.91(b(1) |
06-NT-0239-N-B | Elanco Division of Eli Lilly and Company | E. coil 0157:H7 targeted bacteriophage applied as a spray mist, rinse, or wash to the hides of animals within lairage, restraining areas, and stations immediately prior to hide removal. | N/A |
08-ING-0315-N-B | Bemis Company, Inc | Sodium nitrite (FreshCase®) for use on one side of a food packaging film used for vacuum packaging raw red meat and raw whole muscle cuts of red meat as a color fixative | N/A |
09-ING-0491-N-C | FLAVORSEAL, LLC | Bonding agent (mixture of invert sugar, water, maltodextrin, malic acid, modified food starch, pectin, and xanthan gum) used to transfer flavorings, spices or coloring to the packaging materials of meat and poultry products | N/A |
09-NT-0489-N-A | Ecolab | Inspexx 100 WRS reconditioned and recirculated mixture (peroxyacetic acid, octanoic acid, acetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, peroxyoctanoic acid, and 1-hydroxyethylidene-1,1-diphosphonicacid (HEDP) for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing. | 9 CFR §381.91 (b)(1) |
09-OLR-0488-N-C | Enviro Tech Chemical Services Inc | Perasan MP-2 (FCN 887) On-Line Reprocessing System | 9 CFR 381.91 (b) (1) |
10-ING-0537-N-A,B,C | The Vincit Group | Microtox 5P (21 CFR 173.370) On-Line Reprocessing System | 9 CFR 381.91 (b) (1) |
10-ING-706-N-A | Sara Lee | For the use of sodium propionate as antimicrobial agents in meat and poultry products | 9 CFR 424.23 (a)(3) |
10-OFLR-0573-N-B | FMC Peroxygens | FMC Spectrum® for use at Off-Line Reprocessing | 9 CFR §381.91(b)(1) |
10-OFLR-0692-N-A | Ecolab | Inspexx 150 is a mixture of peroxyacetic acid (PAA), acetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and 1-hydroxyethylidene-1,1-diphosphonic acid (HEDP) for use on raw poultry carcasses for off-line reprocessing. | 9 CFR §381.91(b)(1) |
10-OLR-0511-N-A,B | Ecolab | Inspexx 100 On-Line Reprocessing (OLR) System | 9 CFR 381.91 (b) |
10-OLR-0514-N-C | Advanced Food Technologies | AFTEC 3000 (AFT Clear 3000) (sulfuric acid, sodium sulfate and water) for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing. | CFR §381.91(b)(1) |
10-OLR-0629-N-B | Ecolab | Inspexx 150 is a mixture of peroxyacetic acid (PAA), acetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and 1-hydroxyethylidene-1,1-diphosphonic acid (HEDP) for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing. | 9 CFR §381.91(b)(1) |
11-EGG-801-N-A | Michael Foods | Waiver to the Regulatory Requirements for Freezing Egg Products - Extending Requirements from 60-96 hours | 9 CFR 590.536 (a) |
*11-ING-829-N-A | Jungbunzlauer, Inc | For use of Sub4salt® (sodium chloride, potassium chloride, and sodium gluconate) for sodium reduction in whole muscle meats and poultry, at levels sufficient for purpose. | N/A |
11-ING-0740-N-B | Tender Life Choices, LLC | Use of Reformulated Probind Product (Pro4M) (microcrystalline cellulose and sodium carboxymethylcellulose) for use as a fat replacer and binder in standardized comminuted meat and poultry products | N/A |
11-OFLR-0752-N-A | Albemarle Corporation | AviBrom (DBDMH) (bromine) Off-Line Reprocessing System | 9 CFR 381.91(b)(1) |
11-OFLR-0790-N-A | Tyson Foods | Perasan MP-2 (FCN 887) Off-Line Reprocessing System | 9 CFR §381.91(b)(1) |
11-OLR-0753-N-A | Albemarle Corporation | AviBrom (DBDMH) (bromine) On-Line Reprocessing System | 9 CFR 381.91 (b) (1) |
11-OLR-0535-N-B | FMC Peroxygens | SpectrumTM Spectrum 2000™ is a mixture of peroxyacetic acid (PAA), acetic acid, hydrogen peroxide and 1- hydroxyethylidene-1, 1- diphosphonic acid (HEDP) and water, for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing (OLR) dip tank applications. |
9 CFR §381.91(b)(l) |
12-ING-0885-N-A | Van Hees, Inc | For the use of Psyllium Husk in non-standardized meat or poultry products or standardized products where binders are used is acceptable at levels up to 0.1% of total product weight | N/A |
12-ING-0859-N-A | PURAC | Up to 5% lactic acid solution on post chill poultry carcasses, meat, parts, trim and giblets | N/A |
12-ING-0872-N-A | Nordic Sugar A/S | GRAS Notice (GRN 000430) for the use of sugar beet fiber (Fibrex®) for use as a binding and/or thickening agent in non-standardized meat and poultry products such as beef and poultry patties, sausages, or chicken links, where binding and/or thickening agents are acceptable at levels up to 5%, and in standardized meat and poultry products where binding and/or thickening agents are permitted. | N/A |
12-ING-0891-N-A | Intralytix, Inc. | Summary of the Notification Protocol: GRAS Notice (GRN) No. 000435 for the use of a bacteriophage preparation (Salmonella targeted) applied as a spray at 10 6 to 10 7 plaque forming units (pfu) per gram on raw poultry prior to and after grinding and ready-to-eat (RTE) poultry products prior to slicing | N/A |
12-ING-0916-B | Safe Foods Corporation | For use of cetylpyridinum chloride (Cecure®) as a dip application for skin-on and skinless raw poultry parts. Expand the use of cetylpyridinum chloride as a processing aid on raw poultry parts (skin-on and skinless). |
12-NT-0871-N-A | CMS Food Solutions Inc. | "CMS Blue" with the product code CMSBSS-1769 used as a antimicrobial processing aid in poultry scalders either alone or in combination with a post feather picker spray or dip. | N/A |
12-OLR-0840-N-A | Bio-Cide International, Inc. | Bio-Cide Keeper ® for use at On-Line Reprocessing of poultry carcasses. | 9 CFR §381.91(b)(1) |
13-ING-0928-N-A | Valley Chemical Solutions | Peracid-AII, an aqueous mixture of peroxyacetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, acetic acid, and 1-hydroxyethylidene-1,1-diphosphonic acid (HEDP)(FCN 001247) applied in process water or ice as an antimicrobial agent on raw meat and poultry products. | N/A |
13-ING-0934-N-A | GriffithLaboratories Limited | Preserval 524, mixture of flavoring agent (sodium acetate) and antimicrobial agents (Carnobacterium maltaromaticum, sodium diacetate) for use in meat and poultry products. | N/A |
13-ING-0943-N-A | Smithfield Packing Company | Carrageenan, a food additive, for use as a binder in poultry franks. | N/A |
*13-NT-0944-N-D | Farmland Foods, Inc. | Cooling process for natural hams formulated with 1.5% vinegar and a calculated level of 185 +/-15 ppm nitrite from celery powder | N/A |
*13-ING-0946-N-A | Synergy Technologies, Inc | SYNTRx 3300, blend of two food grade acids, hydrochloric and citric acids, for use in permeable and impermeable casings for meat and poultry products | N/A |
Also Available: For a complete listing of new technologies or for those interested in using a new technology, direct your request through askFSIS or you may contact the Risk, Innovations, and Management Division directly at: United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service Risk, Innovations, and Management Division Patriots Plaza III, Cubicle 8-163A 1400 Independence Ave., SW.: STOP 3782 Washington, DC 20250-3700 Tel: (301) 504-0884 Fax: (301) 245-4793 |


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Sheltered, deducted, credited, subsidized, it all hits a balance sheet. Revenue and costs (taxes and fees, etc.)are forecasted on a never ending basis. All costs are passed on to the consumers. Corporations do not pay taxes.
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It's rather amusing that you blame Republicans for GE's low tax burden. GE's Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Immelt sits as head of Obama's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness. When Obama announced $100 Billion in direct subsidies and tax credits for green energy, lo and behold GE announces its plans to open the largest solar panel production facility in the US - it was already the largest producer of wind turbines. Writing in the Examiner in July 2011, Tim Carney states "Obama wants cap-and-trade, GE wants cap-and-trade. Obama subsidizes embryonic stem cell research, GE launches an embryonic stem-cell business. Obama calls for rail subsidies, GE hires Linda Daschle (wife of former ...[Democratic} Senator... Tom Daschle) as a rail lobbyist. It goes on and on. Immelt is cosy with the Dems, so if you have a problem with their taxes (which are all legal, by the way), go talk to Democrats. Oh, and that council that Obama talked about being "laser focused" on job creation, has met four whole times since its inception in January of 2011, the last time being in Jan 2012. |
If, if, if... Please avoid creating "straw men" to attack. It's too obvious an attempt to distract from reality. |
Judged: 1 1 Sounds good - so of course you won't attack the poor for not paying federal income taxes. We all appreciate intellectual consistency. |
Judged: 2 2 1 That proposition is so wrong that nothing could be further from the truth. Businesses have told that lie for years and it's still as untrue as it ever was. People, companies, and corporations sell their products for the highest price they can get. Period. If I can sell you my ink pen that coast me $10.00 for $1,000.00- I will sell it to you for $1,000.00. If my price of my ink pen is raised to $15.00 - I will still sell it to you for $1,000.00 if that's the highest price I can get. Costs are never passed directly along to customers because the seller always charges the highest price he can get. Since the customer is paying the highest price he's willing to pay, the cost to the producer is not diapositive. |
Judged: 2 2 2 The ready solution is to: - cut the spending wasted on the war department by 50%; - do away with capital gains tax limits of 15% and instead charge the same tax rate as workers pay on their incomes; - cut corporate welfare by eliminating subsidies to agribusiness and oil companies; and let the Bush tax cuts to anyone making over $1,000.000 a year expire. Budget balanced and $250 Billion a year available to pay down the national debt. Hey, you asked. |
Judged: 1 1 1 I never said a business would not sell its product for as much as it can. They most certainly do, and they do not pay taxes. Fairtax.org . |
Judged: 1 1 Abolish the IRS, save 11 billion dollars+. Get "ALL ENTITIES" paying taxes. Fairtax.org |
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I won't get into a back and forth debate with an unregistered poster (who else are you today?), but you are wrong. Simple (uninformed opinion) logic would make one believe what you say is true, however there's so much marketing, pricing analysis (what's our competition doing?), contracts, government regulations, general economics (ever have an economics class?) and the like... BTW, why would a company ever have a reduction in price sale? Perhaps to get people into the store? Loss leaders? |
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Why is the capital gains rate 15%? Specifically, what is the rational for different treatment of capital gains (which, BTW, is available to all tax payers)? Seems you've put a "." where you may have intended a ","...How/why did you pick $1 million (even though you typed $1 thousand)? $250 billion a year to pay down the national debt? Gee, how many years will it take to pay down over $16 trillion? Will you be around that long? I won't... |
Good points. Allowing "Hedge Fund" billionaires to pay at a tax rate of 15% is ludicrous. Hedge Funds used to be for highly speculative "gambling" investments that only very affluent were permitted to invest in. Now, Hedge Funds are just rich people's investment clubs. If you are rich enough to meet the legal requirements to invest through a Hedge Fund, you get a tax break. If you are not rich enough - you don't get a tax break. Talk about welfare for the rich. As Warren Buffet said - no intelligent investor ever declined to make a smart investment because if the tax rate applied to the profits achieved, because regardless of the tax rate, any profit is preferable to none. I picked $1,000,000.00 a year just because I can't believe anyone can possible claim that someone making over a $1,000,000.00 a year should get a tax break for the portion of his income over $1,000,000.00 a year. It's fine with me if you believe a lower amount is more reasonable - I'll be on your team. If you want to cut the war department or corporate welfare even more, sounds good to me too. Heck, you lead, we reasonable folks will follow. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 "Hedge fund billionaires" are not the only ones that utilize the 15% capital gains rate. I would imagine there's many more of us utilizing the 15% capital gains rate than there are "hedge fund billionaires". As previously asked, are you aware of what the rationale is for having a lower capital gains rate (which is available to all tax payers)? |
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I enjoy the conversation and respect your opinion s please, while awaiting the French Toast, let me respond thoroughly. The claimed rationales has been: "Incentivizing Investment" - that unless you "incentivize" people to invest their funds by allowing them to pay a lowered tax on "risky" investments, they won't invest their money in such "risky" investments, thereby denying otherwise available funding. This is not a defensible rationale because investments are made to maximize return, and avoid loss, and an investment so risky as to require a tax incentive is doomed from the start. As Warren Buffet said - Investors pick better investments than the tax man, and even if you allow your funds to sit idly in a bank, the bank is investing those same funds, so the funds are always invested in any event. Allowing the rich to pay 15% on their incomes, just because that income results from clipping coupons, cashing CDs, or selling stock, as opposed to working for a living, doesn't increase the available investment funds, because these funds are always invested, either by the "Investor", or by the bank where the "Investor" parks his money. "Investment Stability" - Unless you "Incentivize" entities not to move investment monies rapidly they will move their money from one investment to another too rapidly,(less than a year), thereby adding instability to the system. This is also defeated because it simply adds another factor to our overwhelming goal - to accumulate profits. We all schedule our sales of stock to coincide with our losses, so that in the end, whether it not we sell Stock A depends on whether we have a loss on Stock B that allows us to avoid taxes, and whether we are paying long term CG or short term, helps determine which stock we sell. In the end, we often pay no taxes at all. "Fairness" A third, less often professed rationale, is that it is unfair to tax people at an ordinary income rate when they are investing money that is the residual of income on which they have already been taxes. This of course ignores the fact that the inheritance tax is set now such that 98.5% of the population need never worry about paying it, and the remaining 1.5% are provided so many avoidance mechanisms that the tax liability must be so minimal, otherwise the would use such mechanisms to avoid it completely. "Capital Gains Availability" The capital gains tax rate, for all practical purposes, is available to only a small number of taxpayers. Those earning minimum wage, the working poor, and most middle class family with children and/or aging parents, simply do not have discretionary funds sitting idly, awaiting an investment opportunity. Their discretionary funds are totally consumed by the necessities of living. Anyway, history has spoken louder than any of us. When that Crazed Liberal Socialist Commie Republican President Eisenhower was in charge we had tax rates on the wealthiest of 91%, and the richest actually paid over 49%. Since then we an average economic growth of 3.5% and low unemployment. Seems that if cutting taxes on the rich worked to benefit anyone but the rich, we'd all be billionaires, smoking Arturo Fuentes, drinking Hirsch bourbon, and enjoying how great a life it is when only working folks pay high tax rates. Instead, we are actually debating whether someone making a million a year should pay a lower effective tax rate than his secretary, and why it's great that billion dollar entities pay almost nothing,( or nothing at all). |
Judged: 3 3 2 No my solution is to cut entitlements, Social Security & Medicare. Just not the way Republicans want to do and thats to kick the can down the road to the younger generation. I think the retirement age should be raised by one year, then in 5 years another year and in 5 more another. I think ALL security benefits should be trimmed today by 10% and cost of living increases based on true cost to live less the rise and fall of fuel and housing. I think Medicare and Medicaid should not fund any expensive procedure for anyone over the age of 75 just to prolong life or just to make them feel better, everybody dies. I would also cap the length of time unemployment insurance can be paid to 6 months, except in times of high unemployment. I would trim defense spending back to a point that actually reflects the world we live in today, not the world that existed during the cold war or ww2. |
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Judged: 1 Tough, but fair. They have already raised my Social Security retirement age past age 65. I also agree it makes little sense to spend $1,000,000.00 to prolong a life from age 86 to age 87, when children and others die every day because of an absence of medical care. And cutting the War Department - long, long overdue. This kind of rational discussion gives hope that the whole world is not crazy. |
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Two Sequim men are feeling the impacts of Clallam County's efforts to become compliant with the state's Growth Management Act in two very different ways.
While nothing has changed on the ground at either Jim Funero's or Craig Houghtaling's land this year, each has seen fluctuations in their land's potential as a result of recent temporary and permanent rezones.
Clallam County has been fighting for years to support its zoning in different areas of the county that were challenged by growth watchdogs in the state. The county won on a few fronts while arguing to the Western Washington Growth Management Hearings Board, but lost a few as well.
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Both Funero and Houghtaling saw the potential use of their land change from one dwelling unit per acre to one unit per five acres.
On Oct. 21 the Clallam County commissioners adopted a compliance plan that made its way through more than a dozen public forums and the Clallam County Planning Commission.
It causes some of the interim zones to become permanent, returns some to the way they were and alters others to something entirely different.
Funero and Houghtaling live off Lotzgesell Road. Their land used to be in the Dungeness Bay limited area of more intense rural development, or LAMIRD, which is a geographic boundary where higher densities are allowed outside of urban settings.
The LAMIRD was one of 20 the growth board found to be out of compliance in the county. Planners went through each of the LAMIRDs, resizing some and eliminating others.
Funero is in a new, smaller LAMIRD, which means he will be able to subdivide some of his land. Houghtaling was not as fortunate.
"I bought this property based on its zoning and now that has gone away," he said during a public meeting on the plan Oct. 14 in Sequim. "Where is the compensation? It's not my fault this land was improperly zoned, but I'm the one who's impacted."
The Clallam County commissioners sympathized with Houghtaling, indicating the battle for county residents' property rights had gone on for years and does not end with Tuesday's decision.
"The growth board made it clear lands like yours do not fit into the LAMIRD," Commissioner Mike Chapman, I-Port Angeles, said to Houghtaling. "But we are creating a rural lands study that's obliged to look at every rural area that was down-zoned as a result of the decision."
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Not only LAMIRDs were found out of compliance. The board indicated some land inside the Sequim urban growth area needed a higher density, while rural lands outside the growth area needed to have less density.
The plan permanently changes zoning on some land inside the Sequim growth area from two units per acre to up to five if they attach to city utilities.
Blyn was found out of compliance because the county allowed urban-style development in an area that was not designated as an urban growth area or LAMIRD.
The compliance plan creates a LAMIRD in Blyn, but some acreage that was in the former Blyn rural center zone, especially on the south side of the highway, has been down-zoned to one unit per five acres.
The Carlsborg growth area was found out of compliance because services, such as sewer, were not set up for the urban designation.
The plan asks for a deadline extension for the county to reach compliance in rural lands and Carlsborg. The county hopes to get a sewer facilities plan in place within the next year as well as a rural lands study that could provide more flexibility than the one-unit-per-five-acre designation currently in effect.
The county had until Oct. 23 to submit a plan for compliance. The growth board will have an official hearing on the compliance plan Dec. 15.
"I hope the county continues to fight for my property," Houghtaling said. "It's my retirement or something I'd like to pass down to my children."
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For now the county will continue to research ways to reach compliance in Carlsborg and in zoning on rural lands while the growth board reviews its compliance plan for Blyn, the Sequim growth area, its 20 LAMIRDs and its request for a deadline extension for rural lands and Carlsborg.
Funero asked the county what it was doing to make sure these changes will not be successfully challenged by growth watchdogs.
"We have hired consultants to help with the rural lands study and we have submitted our proposal for compliance to Futurewise to gauge their reaction to the changes," said Doug Jensen, with the prosecuting attorney's office.
Jensen also elaborated on the county's formal appeals of the rural lands and Carlsborg rulings, which are in Clallam County Superior Court awaiting a court date, which Jensen estimated to come next spring, possibly April.
Funero said he was happy to see his land included in the LAMIRD but expressed hope for a better designation for Houghtaling after the rural lands study comes out.
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Dell XPS M1710 (GeForce Go 7950 GTX) review
Dell's latest update to its monster XPS M1710 earns gaming credibility for being the first laptop to carry Nvidia's latest mobile GPU -- the GeForce Go 7950 GTX. If you're looking for a top-of-the-line desktop replacement for games this one is hard to beat Read more
13 November 2006 by Dan Ackerman