dgibson
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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Grande Prairie, Alberta-AP -- A Canadian bison producer has shot his 27-head herd because of desperate market conditions due to mad cow disease.
Importing nations banned Canadian bison meat in May when they banned beef from Canada. Some nations have eased the bans, but to allow only some beef shipments. An Alberta Bison Commission official says other producers are considering killing their animals.
The North American bison industry had been coming apart even before the ban. There was more bison meat than buyers.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>Well, I guess that settles my question of bison ranching, doesn't it?
Importing nations banned Canadian bison meat in May when they banned beef from Canada. Some nations have eased the bans, but to allow only some beef shipments. An Alberta Bison Commission official says other producers are considering killing their animals.
The North American bison industry had been coming apart even before the ban. There was more bison meat than buyers.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>Well, I guess that settles my question of bison ranching, doesn't it?