http://poultrypartners.com daily 1 2005-12-08T14:15:17Z http://poultrypartners.com/news/poultry-legal-motion-is-hardly-just-a-ploy Editorial comment written by Jackie Cunningham and published in the Nov. 19th issue of the Daily Oklahoman. Regarding "Poultry legal motion is just another ploy” (Opinion, Nov. 8): This motion is not an 11th-hour tactical maneuver. The poultry companies have maintained from the start that the Cherokee Nation is an indispensable party to any action seeking to recover money for supposed damages to the Illinois River watershed. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-11-19T14:38:56Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/news/usda-to-buy-chicken By Kim Souza, published in the THE MORNING NEWS Nov. 16; SPRINGDALE -- Shares of Tyson Foods Inc. and other chicken processors traded slightly higher Tuesday on news that the U.S. government plans to buy some of the excess meat product sitting in cold storage. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-11-19T14:29:35Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/news/tyson-plans-to-push-ahead-despite-challenges By Kim Souza; published in the THE MORNING NEWS, Nov. 10; SPRINGDALE -- Tyson Foods Inc. management told investors and analysts Monday the company will push ahead with a multinational business strategy, despite one of the most challenging business climates in recent history. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-11-13T13:40:11Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/Members/bevsaunders/conservation-district-taking-grant-applications By Tabatha Hunter Staff Writer // tabathah@nwanews.com, published in the Daily Record. Posted on Friday, November 7, 2008 URL: http://www.nwanews.com/bcdr/News/67598/ No publisher bevsaunders 2008-11-11T13:58:07Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/news/oklahoma-water-belongs-to-the-cherokee-nation-poultry-industry-says BY JIM STAFFORD Published: November 1, 2008 in the Daily Oklahoman; The poultry industry launched its own legal assault Friday on Oklahoma’s federal lawsuit that alleges pollution of the waters in the Illinois River Watershed . Advertisement In a motion filed in federal district court in Tulsa, the industry alleges that the lawsuit should be dismissed because the state lacks legal standing and ignored the rights of the Cherokee Nation. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-11-08T12:56:42Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/news/oklahoma-appeals-in-river-waste-case BY ROBERT BOCZKIEWICZ Published: November 8, 2008 in the Daily Oklahoman; DENVER — The state of Oklahoma, saying public health is endangered, has turned to an appeals court in the state’s effort to halt poultry producers from spreading chicken waste in the Illinois River watershed. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-11-08T12:52:27Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/news/california-alters-its-egg-industry-future-uncertain By The Associated Press Published: November 9, 2008 in the Daily Oklahoman; LOS ANGELES — California’s new ban on the use of cramped cages for hens could jeopardize the future of large-scale egg production in the state, farmers and agriculture analysts warn. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-11-08T12:47:21Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/news/edmondson-preparing-appeal-for-poultry-case BY ROBERT J. SMITH and published in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette; Posted on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 URL: http://www.nwanews.com/adg/News/240927/ Oklahoma lost its bid to stop poultry litter spreading in the Illinois River watershed, but the state indicated Monday it’s interested in appealing that decision to the 10 th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-10-21T14:36:59Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/Members/bevsaunders/epa-revising-rules-for-farmers BY BILL BOWDEN Posted on Tuesday, October 7, 2008 in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette; URL: http://www.nwanews.com/adg/News/239533/ SILOAM SPRINGS — By early November, the Environmental Protection Agency will mandate that nutrient management plans be included when concentrated animal-feeding operations — such as large beef, pork and poultry farms — apply for permits. The nutrient management plans should help reduce agricultural runoff into streams and rivers, but the move is not without controversy. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-10-08T13:15:43Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/Members/bevsaunders/judge-denies-edmondsons-injunction-request By Jim Stafford Business Writer; published in Sept. 30 Daily Oklahoman; The state of Oklahoma's bid for an injunction to halt the spread of poultry manure inside the Illinois River Watershed has been denied by a federal judge in Tulsa. Judge Gregory K. Frizzell of the Northern District of Oklahoma, issued a ruling Monday that the state had not met its burden of proof that bacteria in the waters of the Northeastern Oklahoma watershed are caused by the application of poultry litter rather than by other sources. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-09-30T11:52:26Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/news/pilgrim2019s-pride-sees-stocks-slip-into-nose-dive BY STACEY ROBERTS and published in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette; Posted on Friday, September 26, 2008 URL: http://www.nwanews.com/adg/Business/238446/ Stock values for Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. were in a free-fall Thursday after the company said it expects a significant loss in the fourth quarter, so much so that it will not be able to meet debt obligation agreements. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-09-26T13:13:00Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/news/tyson-announces-expansion-in-brazil Associated Press SPRINGDALE, Ark. (AP) -- Tyson Foods Inc. says it's bought two poultry companies and has acquired majority ownership in a third in southern Brazil, home to many major producers of corn and soybeans. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-09-20T13:04:50Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/Members/bevsaunders/education-meetings-for-alternative-heat Please plan to come to a meeting in your area. The meetings are free. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-09-08T16:19:08Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/Members/bevsaunders/russia-bans-poultry-exports-from-19-firms by: AP Wire Services 8/29/2008 12:00 AM MILWAUKEE (AP) — The nation's chicken producers faced more bad news Thursday as Russia said that 19 U.S. poultry producers will be barred from exporting their products there, a move that would deprive them access to a key market. Meat producers are already grappling with high costs for grain and fuel and an oversupply of meat that is keeping prices down. They're focusing on exports, which are seen as key to offsetting domestic weakness, and they're benefiting because of the weak U.S. dollar. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-08-31T14:10:45Z News Item http://poultrypartners.com/Members/bevsaunders/project-may-improve-quality-of-states-water by: SUSAN HYLTON World Staff Writer; published in the Tulsa World Aug. 31, 2008; WISTER — A pilot project on Lake Wister in the middle of poultry country could set a new standard for improving water quality and aquatic life. About 60 city, state and federal officials met at the Wister Dam this week to look at the Poteau Valley Improvement Authority's newly installed aerator system and floating wetlands in the Quarry Island Cove. No publisher bevsaunders 2008-08-31T14:05:17Z News Item