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April 27, 2004 - Farmweek #2743

Rural Medical Scholars
  Video VO/SOT Ford / File TONIGHT ON FARMWEEK
    Ford VERDICT AGAINST TYSON OVERTURNED - U.S. District Judge Lyle Strom said the evidence is insufficient to prove Tyson's contracts with its cattle suppliers were intended to drive down cattle prices.
2:03 Video Pkg Ford/MTM U.S. - JAPAN BEEF UPDATE - U.S. Department of Agriculture officials have been invited to Japan to discuss the lifting of the Japanese ban on U.S. beef imports. The ban was implemented in December following the discovery of one BSE-infected cow in Washington.
    Ford MISSISSIPPI WEEKLY CROP REPORT - Mississippi farmers welcome Sunday's rain. Soybean planting progressing at record pace.
  Video Pkg Gair / Lack SOUTHERN GARDENING - Raised Beds - Appearing: Norman Winter - Horticulturist - Mississippi State University Extension Service
  Video VO Ford/Ford

TOSS - Ribbon cutting for methane digester at Quentin Mills Dairy Farm in Scott County.

Magnolia Beef and Poultry Expo
Wednesday and Thursday, April 28-29
Smith County Agricultural Complex
Hwy 35 South, Raleigh
(601) 764-2314
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Wednesday Schedule
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. - Trade show open
11 a.m. - Beef cooking demonstration
1 p.m. - Poultry Water Conservation
3 p.m. - Beef Herd Health

Thursday Schedule
10 a.m. - 9 p.m. - Trade show open
11 a.m. - Poultry cooking demonstration
1 p.m. - Poultry Energy Conservation
3 p.m. - Beef Marketing Alternatives
7 p.m. - Bill Hawks speaks on BSE, Country of Origin Labeling and avian flu

    Spann MARKETS INTRODUCTION
  Video SOT Spann/Spann FARM MILK PRICES HIT RECORD LEVELS - $22+ per hundredweight prices due to U.S. milk production dropping for ten straight months. Appearing: Bill Herndon - Agricultural Economist - MSU Extension Service.
    Spann USDA MONTHLY CATFISH REPORT - March report shows processing is down while pond bank prices increased to an average of 72.3 cents per pound.
    Spann TRIVIA QUESTION - One cotton module holds how many bales? 14.
  Video VO Ford/File BREAK PREVIEW
  Video Lack PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT - 4-H After School
    Spann USDA REPORT CALENDAR
:39 Video Pkg Spann/MTM CORN AND SOYBEAN PRICES RETREAT
    Spann SHORTAGE OF SOYBEANS COULD CAUSE RISE IN CONSUMER PRICES - Soybean prices at highest point in more than 30 years.
  Video SOT Spann/MTM COTTON ANALYSIS - Cotton market rebounds some, but no more price improvement is expected - Appearing: Tomm Pfitzenmaier / Summit Commodities.
    Spann TRIVIA ANSWER
    Ford CALENDAR OF EVENTS
4:53 Video Feature   RURAL MEDICAL SCHOLARS - See and listen to this story - The program seeks to interest promising high school students in rural medicine field. Students are brought to the Mississippi State University campus for summertime course work. Original broadcast: December 9, 2003.
Appearing:  Joe Chen - Student - Starkville. Hunter Deerman - Student - Calhoun City. Amy Ross - Student - Meadville. Ashley Harris - Medical School Student - Water Valley. Bonnie Carew - Director Rural Medical Scholars - Mississippi State University Extension Service.


Contact Information:
Rural Medical Scholars Program
Bonnie Carew, bcarew@ext.msstate.edu
(662) 325-1321
www.rms.msucares.com
  Video VO Ford/File PREVIEW OF NEXT WEEK'S SHOW
Feature: Caro Gator Farm.
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