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    • Highest bid on cruise is now at $2,200
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    • Troy Johnson gets the cruise!
    • Oklahoma Commissioners Thank Poultry Industry
    • State officials' numbers are incorrect
    • Poultry Pollution Lawsuit Split
    • Judge separates law suits in poultry case
    • Poultry Group Drops Ads Mentioning Oklahoma Official
    • Compact Commission Sits While Poultry Suit Moves Forward
    • Arkansas reports phosphorus getting better
    • Washington County : Poultry farmer, regulators come to terms in litter suit
    • Huckabee blasts Edmondson in Tulsa
    • Move would allow rulings to apply to all remaining cases
    • Poultry firms assail ads for Edmondson
    • Judge rules farmer out of Illinois River watershed must give testimony
    • Poultry industry keeps close watch on suit against feed makers
    • Baling Simplifies Litter Transport
    • Judge rules to postpone next chicken-litter trial
    • Judge Orders Edmondson To Release Information To Poultry Companies
    • Farmers get right to results of tests
    • Deposition of Edmondson sought for poultry suit
    • Arkansas poultry litter bill moving forward
    • Arkansas Wants Hearing In Poultry Lawsuit
    • Industry under pressure
    • Injunction weighed in poultry litter suit
    • Poultry counsel: Sued by ‘ghost’
    • Oklahoma Attorney General will not be disposed but the state does have to provide evidence
    • Oklahoma Attorney General will not have to answer questions but the state does have to provide evidence
    • Tyson lawyer challenges AG’s counsel
    • Rural lawmakers retry Superfund exemption
    • Thieves hit poultry houses
    • Sponsor pulling chicken litter bill
    • Beebe: Let $1.5 million prime watershed shield
    • Thanks Unspoken But Deserved
    • OK-Governor signs bill to prohibit defining manure as hazardous
    • Negotiation would be better fix
    • Judge says streams and wildlife could be overdosing on flushed drugs
    • Judge cuts state from litter suit
    • Tyson’s chickens deemed OK to eat
    • River project by neighbors still muddled
    • National groups state opposition to Oklahoma suit
    • Contingency fees challenge upheld in poultry lawsuit
    • $1,000 rewards offered for copper thieft information
    • Simmons Foods Loses Appeal
    • Growers scratching out a living
    • Congressman hears farmers' concerns
    • Poultry profits haven't reached growers
    • Poultry Community Council News
    • Capitol Briefs: Rule to protect Tulsa's watershed passed
    • Poultry industry gift monies helps Oklahoma scenic stream water
    • Propane proposal ruffles feathers
    • Senate hears poultry lawsuit defended
    • Poultry Growers Economic Seminar
    • Oklahoma Continuing Education classes 2007 Fall Classes
    • Poultry Partners new phone number
    • Litter & livelihoods
    • Firm developing furnace fueled by poultry litter
    • Poultry outfit: Ethics violated
    • FBI jacket called a ‘bullying tactic’
    • Poultry Partners' new phone number
    • Growers suing Pilgrim’s Pride
    • Poultry Growers, Companies Say Lawsuit Could Hurt Livelihoods
    • NW Arkansas Focus : Poultry suit gets hearing in Tulsa
    • Day 2: Injunction Hearing
    • Traced bacteria, scientist says
    • Poultry Lawsuit's Possible Impact Far-Reaching, Pryor Says
    • Can’t link poultry litter to disease, scientist says
    • Poultry company leaves Oklahoma
    • OSU classes schedule
    • OSU classes for OK farmers
    • OSU classes for OK farmers
    • Judge suggests he’ll treat litter as ‘solid waste’
    • Judge’s flu suspends litter suit for 2 days
    • Defense experts deny river risk
    • Expert disputes bacteria findings
    • Farmers win millions in poultry suit
    • Judge backs off comment on litter
    • Poultry litter is a commodity, let's form a cooperative to get better prices for it
    • Poultry lawsuit awaits decision
    • Ozark Poultry Growers Symposium April 3
    • Power to the poultry
    • Scientists get voice in litter case
    • Peterson Farms forging sale to Simmons Foods
    • Bacteria In State Waters – A Little Honesty, Please
    • Bird Flu Halts Poultry Exports to Russia and Japan
    • Cheevers is Washington County Arkansas Farm Family
    • Poultry Partners annual meeting slated
    • Farms Undergoing Avian Flu Testing
    • Heat’s killing flocks of poultry, state’s farmers say
    • Heating poultry houses is subject of next meeting
    • Inside EPA: First-Time Appellate Ruling Bars RCRA Claims for Animal Waste Discharges
    • EPA Rejects Waiver Request On Ethanol
    • EPA Rejects Waiver Request On Ethanol
    • New Suit Filed Over Chicken Feed Additive
    • Chicken waste removal program in Oklahoma stirs controversy
    • Incentive offered to haul away poultry litter
    • Chicken Litter Cases Won't Get Another Judge
    • Project may improve quality of state's water
    • Russia bans poultry exports from 19 firms
    • Education meetings for alternative heat
    • Pilgrim’s Pride sees stocks slip into nose-dive
    • Judge denies Edmondson's injunction request
    • EPA revising rules for farmers
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