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Shorthorn . . . no longer a rare breed.(Farming Life)
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SINCE 1996 BSE has changed the face of the beef Industry forever.
With CAP reform, extensification, the organic thrust, and FMD, monumental changes have left a mark on the meat market.
Many of the older breeds are being re-explored and some already enjoy a renaissance.
There are now several markets through which traditional breeds of cattle can be disposed. The UK replacement heifer market enjoys a total market value of pounds 10.5 million and the market value of the yearling heifers stands at pounds 5.5 million.
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Honor killing: losing a war isn't as great a stain on a nation's soul as refusing to admit defeat.(Virtue)
Magazine article from: The American Conservative
; ...according to Polybius, that in 270 BC, after Roman troops unjustly seized the city of Rhegium, the Senate "sent an army which laid siege to Rhegium, retook the city, and expelled the guilty troops." The object, wrote Polybius, "was...
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On the Bastard Boupalous.(Poem)
Magazine article from: Chicago Review
; ...snot-filled nose. Following this, be a four-legged bench, as I fuck from the rear his sweet, the idiot giantess of Rhegium. (2) Thank you, Ibykos, handsome whore-boy, for supporting my revenge. (3) (1.) Boupalous was a sculptor of Ephesos...
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On the move.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...as invaders. The Roman historian Diodorus Siculus [around 40 B.C.] wrote, "At the time that Dionysius was besieging Rhegium [391 B.C.], the Celts who had their homes in the regions beyond the Alps streamed through the passes in great strength...
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Town the mafia shut down
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...Reggio could disappear completely. It has been a slow but spectacular decline for the beautiful city the Greeks founded as Rhegium in the 8th century BC. Hit by major earthquakes in 1783 and 1908 which destroyed all its ancient buildings, it attracted...
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