Studying the relationship of mad cow disease and its detrimental effect on U.S. beef exports & the corrisponding rise in demand for horsemeat for human consumption abroad, and also addressing the problematic issue of restoring world confidence in the safety of American Beef in hopes of off-setting the foreign demand for horses as a substitute for meat cows.
Horses Dont Get Mad Cow Disease - at least, that is the popular belief.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Mad Cow Prions Thrive in Dirt (Even After Freeze)
And it is important to remember, these silly little malformed prions DONT cook out with heat;
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