Agriculture

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33-46	April 2004 Article Lie down for America: How the Republican Party sows ruin on the Great Plains By Thomas Frank SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Kansas; 2001-; Party affiliation; Regional disparities PDF IMAGES
37-45	February 2004 Article The oil we eat: Following the food chain back to Iraq By Richard Manning SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Environmental aspects; Food chains (Ecology) PDF TEXT IMAGES
20-22	March 1990 Readings/Article Taking nature's measure By Wendell Berry SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Effect of human beings on; Environmental aspects; Nature PDF IMAGES
93-97	October 1981 American miscellany/Article Random harvest: Reaping where thou hast not sown By Don Sharp SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Harvesting; Middle West; Wheat PDF IMAGES
82-84	July 1980 American miscellany/Article Growing with the times: The grim yield of modern farming By William Mueller SEE ALSO: Agriculture PDF IMAGES
24-29	June 1978 Article Rubber tomatoes: The unsavory partnership of research and agribusiness By Peter Schrag SEE ALSO: Agricultural industries; Agriculture; Breeding; Sociological aspects; Tomatoes PDF IMAGES
8	June 1974 Wraparound/Article The good old days By Wilson Clark SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Organic farming PDF IMAGES
16-26	February 1974 Article The helping hand behind food prices By Roger LeRoy Miller SEE ALSO: Agricultural price supports; Agricultural subsidies; Agriculture; Food prices PDF IMAGES
16-25	July 1966 The editor's easy chair/Article A possibly practical utopia By John Fischer SEE ALSO: Agricultural laws and legislation; Agricultural subsidies; Agriculture; Agriculture and politics; Cities and towns; Growth; New towns; Rural poor; Rural-urban migration PDF IMAGES
69-74	April 1966 Article Digging up prehistoric America By Robert Claiborne SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Contributions to archaeology; Corn; Evolution; Excavations (Archaeology); Food; Indians of Mexico; Prehistoric peoples; MacNeish, Richard S. PDF IMAGES
75-77	January 1961 Article Blank forms can ruin a woman By Helen Hudson SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Home and school; Household surveys; Rural women; Statistical methods PDF IMAGES
25-30	February 1955 Article Marx was a city boy: Or, why communism may fail By W.W. (Walt Whitman) Rostow SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Cold War; Communism and agriculture; Marx, Karl; 1949-; Views on agriculture PDF IMAGES
68-74	March 1952 Article Frontier for this century By Peter Ferdinand Drucker SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Cold War; Developing countries; Foreign economic relations; Frontier thesis; Industrialization PDF IMAGES
78-82	June 1951 Article What Russia needs for war By Randolph Leigh SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Cold War; Industrial organization; Military policy; Operational readiness; Petroleum industry and trade; Territorial expansion PDF IMAGES
35-42	August 1949 Article What makes New England go? By C. Hartley (Clinton Hartley) Grattan SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Industries; Tourist trade PDF IMAGES
481-489	June 1948 Article A continent slides to ruin By William Vogt SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Environmental aspects; Latin America; Natural resources PDF IMAGES
665-672	June 1945 Article Don't plow us under By Ayers Brinser SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Farm mechanization PDF IMAGES
42-49	June 1943 Article The great crops move By Charles Morrow Wilson SEE ALSO: Agricultural innovations; Agriculture; Farm produce; International cooperation; Transportation PDF IMAGES
207-230	July 1939 Article Science and the new landscape By Paul B. Sears SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Effect of human beings on; Environmental aspects; Environmental sciences; Human ecology; Landscape; Nature PDF IMAGES
PAGE MISSING 665-667	November 1938 One man's meat/Article One man's meat By E.B. (Elwyn Brooks) White SEE ALSO: Accounting; Agriculture; Career as farmer; White, E.B. (Elwyn Brooks); Turkeys PDF IMAGES
158-167	January 1938 Article Invitation to the country: Notes from an Ohio farm By Charles Allen Smart SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Career as farmer; Smart, Charles Allen; Farm life PDF IMAGES
272-282	August 1935 Article Chemistry wrecks the farm By Wayne W. (Wayne William) Parrish and Harold F. (Harold Florian) Clark SEE ALSO: Agricultural chemistry; Agricultural innovations; Agriculture; United States. Agricultural Adjustment Administration PDF IMAGES
149-158	July 1935 Article Dust blowing By Avis D. Carlson SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Environmental aspects; Great Plains; Rangelands PDF IMAGES
241-250	July 1935 Article The meat in the agricultural stew By Gove Hambidge SEE ALSO: Agriculture; United States. Agricultural Adjustment Administration PDF IMAGES
1-10	December 1932 Article Rebellion in the Cornbelt: American farmers beat their plowshares into swords By Mary Heaton Vorse SEE ALSO: Agriculture PDF IMAGES
216-224	July 1932 Article Land! An answer to the unemployment problem By John Crowe Ransom SEE ALSO: Agricultural laborers; Agriculture; Unemployment; Urban-rural migration PDF IMAGES
331-337	February 1931 Article No more excuses: A Southerner to Southerners By Gerald W. (Gerald White) Johnson SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Cotton manufacture; Industrialization; 1865-1945; Southerners; Strikes and lockouts PDF IMAGES
686-695	May 1930 Article The futility of farm relief By Joseph Stagg Lawrence SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Economic assistance, Domestic; Farms PDF IMAGES
781-784	May 1930 Editor's easy chair/Article Has religion gone to grass? By Edward Sandford Martin SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Church history; Death and burial; Farm life; Santayana, George; Begbie, Harold; Salvation; Views on religion; Lippmann, Walter PDF IMAGES
562-567	March 1913 Article The conservation of the fertility of soil By A.D. Hall SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Experimentation; Nitrogen in agriculture; Soil conservation PDF IMAGES
729-732	October 1907 Article What science does for farm crops By Harry Snyder SEE ALSO: Agricultural innovations; Agriculture PDF IMAGES
302-308	July 1905 Article A southern industrial experiment By A.W. (Anthony Weston) Dimock SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Big Cypress Swamp (Fla.); Experimentation; Plantations PDF IMAGES
79-82	June 1902 Article Insects and civilization By Henry C. (Henry Christopher) McCook SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Insects; Symbolic aspects PDF IMAGES
859-868	November 1900 Article Fruit growing in America By Theodore Dreiser SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Fruit growers; Fruit trade; -Statistics PDF IMAGES
284-292	January 1900 Article Siberia. II.—The occupation By Archibald R. (Archibald Ross) Colquhoun SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Siberia; Siberia (Russia) PDF IMAGES
276-282	July 1898 Article New era in the Middle West By Charles Moreau Harger SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Debts, Public; Financial crises; Kansas; Middle West; Nebraska PDF IMAGES
146-148	June 1897 Editor's study/Article — (I) By Charles Dudley Warner SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Investments, Foreign; Wealth PDF IMAGES
149-150	June 1897 Editor's study/Article — (IV) By Charles Dudley Warner SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Career as Mexican president; Díaz, Porfirio PDF IMAGES
607-626	March 1895 Article The industrial region of northern Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia By Julian Ralph SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Atlanta (Ga.); Birmingham (Ala.); Chattanooga; Chattanooga (Tenn.); Industrialization; Iron industry and trade; Lookout Mountain (Appalachian Mountains); Manufacturing industries; Passenger-cars PDF IMAGES
63-77	June 1893 Article Wyoming—another Pennsylvania By Julian Ralph SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Mines and mineral resources; Ranches; Suffrage; Water rights; Wyoming PDF IMAGES
873-881	May 1893 Article A discontented province By Henry Loomis Nelson SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Catholic Church; Cistercian monasteries; Emigration and immigration; Québec (Province) PDF IMAGES
696-713	April 1893 Article Kansas.—1541-1891 By John James Ingalls SEE ALSO: Agriculture; American newspapers; Career in Kansas politics; Robinson, Charles; Ross, Edmund G.(Edmund Gibson); Lane, James Henry; Ingalls, John James; Kansas; Conway, M.F. (Martin Franklin); Parrott, Marcus J.(Marcus Junius); Migration, Internal; 1854-1861; Portraits; Plumb, Preston B.; Swindlers and swindling PDF IMAGES
594-607	September 1892 Article Washington—the Evergreen State By Julian Ralph SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Cities and towns; Growth; Mines and mineral resources; Washington (State) PDF IMAGES
576-588	March 1892 Article The capitals of the Northwest By Julian Ralph SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Cities and towns; Crossings; Growth; Minneapolis; Minneapolis (Minn.); Minnesota; Northwestern States; Saint Paul (Minn.); Transportation PDF IMAGES
167-189	January 1891 Article The outlook in Southern California By Charles Dudley Warner SEE ALSO: Agriculture; California, Southern; Irrigation farming; Olive; Orange PDF IMAGES
813-829	November 1890 Article Our Italy By Charles Dudley Warner SEE ALSO: Agriculture; California, Southern; Climate PDF IMAGES
764-786	October 1890 Article Agricultural Chili [sic] By Theodore Child SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Chile; Mapuche Indians; Peonage; Wine and wine making PDF IMAGES
165-180	July 1889 Article The state of Iowa By Samuel Freeman Miller SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Dodge, Augustus C. (Augustus Caesar); Career as governor of Iowa; Career as territorial governor of Iowa; Career in Iowa politics; Generals; Jones, George Wallace; McCrary, George Washington; Governors; Iowa; Wilson, James F.(James Falconer); Grimes, James W. (James Wilson); Kasson, John A.; Chambers, John; Dillon, John Forrest; Harlan, John; Military leadership; Portraits; Public land sales; Public schools; Kirkwood, Samuel J.; Curtis, Samuel Ryan; Chapman, W.W.; Allison, William B. (William Boyd); Belknap, William W. (William Worth) PDF IMAGES
944-950	May 1889 Article Agriculture as a profession By James Knapp Reeve SEE ALSO: Agriculture; State universities and colleges; Vocational guidance; Wheat PDF IMAGES
347-364	February 1889 Article Dakota By P.F. McClure SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Tripp, Bartlett; Career as Dakota legislator; Career as governor of Dakota Territory; Career in Dakota judiciary; Church, Louis Kossuth; Mines and mineral resources; North Dakota; Gifford, Oscar S. (Oscar Sherman); Portraits; South Dakota PDF IMAGES
768-776	April 1888 Article Studies of the great West. II.—Economic and social topics. Minnesota and Wisconsin By Charles Dudley Warner SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Breweries; Education, Higher; Milwaukee; Minnesota; Psychiatric hospitals PDF IMAGES
556-569	March 1888 Article Studies of the great West. I.—A far and fair country By Charles Dudley Warner SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Minneapolis (Minn.); Minnesota; Montana; Regionalism; Saint Paul (Minn.) PDF IMAGES
500-515	September 1884 Article Wheat fields of the Columbia By Ernest Ingersoll SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Land use; Transportation PDF IMAGES
764-771	October 1882 Article In the Wahlamet Valley of Oregon By Ernest Ingersoll SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Oregon PDF IMAGES
124-128	June 1881 Article Kentucky farms By Edward Atkinson SEE ALSO: Agriculture PDF IMAGES
685-693	April 1881 Article My farm in Switzerland By S.H.M. (Samuel Hawkins Marshall) Byers SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Diaries; Farm life; Homes and haunts—Switzerland; Byers, S.H.M. (Samuel Hawkins Marshall); Switzerland PDF IMAGES
764-768	April 1881 Article Young man, go West By Poultney Bigelow SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Iowa PDF IMAGES
529-535	March 1880 Article Dakota wheat fields By Charles Carleton Coffin SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Coffin, Charles Carleton; Journeys—North Dakota; North Dakota; Wheat PDF IMAGES
217-229	January 1879 Article The meeting of the “Royal” on Durham Down By George E. (George Edwin) Waring SEE ALSO: Agricultural exhibitions; Agricultural implements; Agriculture; Bristol; Exhibitions; Societies, etc. PDF IMAGES
880-889	May 1875 Article The first century of the republic. (Seventh paper.) Agricultural progress By William Henry Brewer SEE ALSO: Agriculture PDF IMAGES
270-280	January 1874 Article The new South. I.—Its agricultural aspect By Edwin De Leon SEE ALSO: African American agricultural laborers; Agriculture; Alien labor; Cotton trade; Reconstruction; Sugar trade PDF IMAGES
908-914	November 1873 Article Northern California. I.—The Sacramento Valley By Charles Nordhoff SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Indian women; Sacramento Valley (Calif.) PDF IMAGES
255-267	July 1872 Article California. III.—Its products and productiveness. Information for farmers By Charles Nordhoff SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Land capability for agriculture; Migration, Internal; Public land sales; Sacramento Valley (Calif.) PDF IMAGES
155	June 1871 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Beecher, Henry Ward; Greeley, Horace; Humor; Bryant, William Cullen PDF IMAGES
316-317	January 1871 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Bucyrus PDF IMAGES
637	September 1870 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Awards; Plowing PDF IMAGES
190-201	January 1868 Article Among the wheat-fields of Minnesota By G.W. Schatzel SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Minnesota; Wheat PDF IMAGES
139	December 1860 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Agriculture PDF IMAGES
708	October 1855 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Awards PDF IMAGES
37	June 1850 Article Milking in Australia SEE ALSO: Agriculture; Australia; Milking PDF IMAGES

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July 1980

In print/Review

Country wisdom:

Ruminating on farmers, kingpins, and squash

By Jeffrey Burke

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Oct 2006	Minimum amount of USDA farm subsidies since 2000 that have been paid out to people who do not farm: $1,300,000,000	Harper's Index Source: Washington Post (Washington)
Oct 2006	Estimated amount that a farmed tiger could fetch if sold for parts, according to an Indian free-market think tank: $120,000	Harper's Index Source: Liberty Institute (New Delhi)
Mar 2006	Number of weapons that have been turned into tools for African farmers by a British nonprofit since 2001: 2,200	Harper's Index Source: APT Enterprise Development (Moreton-in-Marsh, England)
Mar 2006	Number of farm implements that a rocket launcher yields: 5	Harper's Index Source: APT Enterprise Development (Moreton-in-Marsh, England)
Nov 2004	Estimated number of Afghans who died in last year’s pistachio harvest : 50	Harper's Index Source: Afghan Non-Governmental Organization Security Office (Kabul, Afghanistan)
Mar 2004	Calories of fuel energy used by U.S. farms in 1940 per calorie of food produced : 0.4	Harper's Index Source: The Land Institute (Salina, Kans.)
Nov 2003	Amount by which federal subsidies to U.S. cotton farmers last crop-year exceeded 2001’s U.S. cotton sales: $300,000,000	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture/Oxfam America (Washington)
Oct 2003	Chances that farmed salmon contains PCB levels that are 4 times higher than those found in beef : 7 in 10	Harper's Index Source: Environmental Working Group (Washington, D.C.)
Jun 2003	Number of sites nationwide where farmers grew "pharmaceutical crops" last year: 34	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Apr 2003	Percentage in import duties on Vietnamese catfish sought from the Commerce Department last year by U.S. catfish farmers: 190	Harper's Index Source: U.S.-Vietnam Trade Council (Washington)
Apr 2003	Percentage of California's economy that is accounted for by agriculture: 7	Harper's Index Source: Dan Sumner, University of California, Davis
Jun 2002	Total amount of federal farm subsidies received by Kenneth Lay since 1996: $12,038	Harper's Index Source: Environmental Working Group (Washington)
Nov 2001	Number of sparrows requested by Chinese farmers in September to help end a plague of locusts: 20,000	Harper's Index Source: Xinhua News Service (Beijing)
Jun 2001	Estimated percentage of U.S. pre-harvest crops lost to insects in 1945 and last year, respectively: 7, 13	Harper's Index Source: David Pimentel, Cornell University (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Apr 2001	Tons of antibiotics and antimicrobials given to healthy U.S. farm animals each year: 12,500	Harper's Index Source: Union of Concerned Scientists (Cambridge, Mass.)
Dec 2000	Ratio of the number of bushels of wheat one barrel of oil could buy in 1950 to the number it could buy today: 1:10	Harper's Index Source: International Monetary Fund (N.Y.C.)/Worldwatch Institute (Washington)
Dec 2000	Rank of the United States among the world's largest exporters of grain and importers of oil: 1	Harper's Index Source: Worldwatch Institute (Washington)
Aug 2000	Amount by which last year's WTO accord is projected to increase annual U.S. grain sales to China: $1,000,000,000	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Aug 2000	Percentage of last year's U.S. grain sales to the European Union this represents: 96	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jun 2000	Estimated acres of topsoil eroded worldwide each year: 3,700,000,000	Harper's Index Source: International Soil Reference and Information Centre (Wageningen, The Netherlands)
Jun 2000	Ratio of the average 1850 price in Texas of a healthy male slave to that of 200 acres of prime farmland: 1:1	Harper's Index Source: Texas State Historical Association (Austin)
May 2000	Percentage change since 1997 in direct government payments to U.S. farmers: +200	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture
May 2000	Average amount of revenue per acre generated by a U.S. farm of fewer than ten acres: $1,902.50	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture
May 2000	Average revenue per acre generated by a farm of more than 2,000 acres: $21.40	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture
May 2000	Ratio of U.S. corn exports to Europe last year to such exports in 1996: 1:220	Harper's Index Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Apr 2000	Maximum tonnage by which pollution reduced China's potential annual wheat production between 1994 and 1996: 10,000	Harper's Index Source: Prof. Bill Chameides, Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta)
Apr 2000	Tons of wheat China imported during the period between 1994-1996: 10,000	Harper's Index Source: Prof. Bill Chameides, Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta)
Jan 2000	Acres of hemp grown by “patriotic” U.S. farmers in 1942 at the behest of the U.S. government: 36,000	Harper's Index Source: Hemp for Victory, USDA Motion Picture Services Division (Washington)
Jan 2000	Inches by which today's largest corncobs exceed the length of those grown in Mexico in 1500: 12	Harper's Index Source: Diamond, Guns, Germs, and Steel
Nov 1999	Percentage of turkeys tested by the Agriculture Department in 1996 and 1997 that were infected by campylobacteria: 90	Harper's Index Source: Center for Science in the Public Interest (Washington)
Sep 1999	Number of millennia before humans first farmed that farmer ants were farming the spongy fungus on which they feed: 50,000	Harper's Index Source: Prof. Ulrich Mueller, University of Texas (Austin)
Apr 1999	Number of farmers that Monsanto has investigated for “seed piracy” since 1997: 500	Harper's Index Source: Monsanto Co. (St. Louis, Mo.)
Sep 1998	Percentage change since 1996 in the income of North Dakota farmers: -98	Harper's Index Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis (Washington)
Aug 1998	Acres of U.S. farmland lost to “development” between 1982 and 1992, per hour: 50	Harper's Index Source: American Farmland Trust (Washington)
Jul 1998	Number of field hands working at Mt. Vernon this summer as Pioneer Farmer Interns: 7	Harper's Index Source: George Washington's Mt. Vernon Estate and Gardens (Mt. Vernon, Va.)

May 24, 2008	Fertilizer-company representatives, flush from last year's 300 percent increase in the price of potash, gathered in Vienna at the orangery of a Hapsburg palace, where they were heralded by trumpeters in green robes. “For the last 35 years, nobody noticed,” said one fertilizer executive. “I've waited my whole career for this.”	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: Financial Post
May 31, 2007	Serb farmers were exchanging cows for penis-enlargement surgery.	Weekly Review By Rafil Kroll-Zaidi Source: Independent Online
March 29, 2007	China was considering using its vast harvest of rape to create biodiesel. “The government,” said Agriculture Ministry official Wang Shoucong, “should foster research work to nurture high-yield rape.”	Weekly Review By Rafil Kroll-Zaidi Source: PTI via Hindu
January 4, 2007	A two-faced calf was born on a farm in Virginia. “Genetically, this is one of my better calves,” said its owner.	Weekly Review By Miriam Markowitz Source: AP via Yahoo! News
November 27, 2006	South Korea's Agriculture Ministry announced plans to kill all the cats and dogs in Iksan, Korea. Minister Kim Chang-sup defended the action, undertaken in response to an outbreak of avian flu, by saying, “Other countries do it. They just don't talk about it.”	Weekly Review By Theodore Ross Source: New York Times
November 2, 2006	Corn farmers in the Midwest were resisting bids for their ethanol plants by Wall Street firms.	Weekly Review By Miriam Markowitz Source: New York Times
March 31, 2006	Three quarters of Africa's farmland lacked the basic nutrients needed to grow crops. "We must," said Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo, "feed our soils."	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: The New York Times
February 23, 2006	People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals criticized a teacher in Rosamond, California, for castrating a live pig in front of a high school group; a school superintendent countered that animal castration is an important skill for students to learn.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: LA Daily News
February 2, 2006	A study found that the mineral content of meat and milk has dropped over the last 60 years due to intensive farming. The average rump steak, for instance, has only 45 percent as much iron as it did in 1940.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: The Guardian via Common Dreams.
August 10, 2005	Cream puffs with 560 calories and 47 grams of fat were selling briskly at the Wisconsin State Fair.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: AZCentral.com
July 28, 2005	President Bush's favorite dirty joke was reported to be: “The only time I ever hit two good balls is when I step on a rake.”	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: The Fix
April 25, 2005	Israeli settlers were accused of spreading rat poison over the fields of Palestinian farmers.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: BBC News
April 6, 2005	Geneticists bred blue roses.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: Biology News Net
April 3, 2005	In France, radical wine producers threw sticks of dynamite at a state agriculture office and demanded that the state take action to stop the depression in French wine prices.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: Wine International
March 16, 2005	The Department of Homeland Security was preparing for: the detonation of a ten-kiloton nuclear device; a biological attack with aerosolized anthrax; an outbreak of pneumonic plague; a flu pandemic starting in south China; the spraying of a chemical blister agent over a football stadium; an attack on an oil refinery; the explosion of a tank of chlorine; a 7.2-magnitude earthquake; a major hurricane in a metropolitan area; three Cesium-137 dirty bombs going off in three different cities, each contaminating thirty-six city blocks; the detonation of improvised bombs in sports stadiums and emergency rooms; liquid anthrax in ground beef; a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak; and a cyber attack on the nation's financial infrastructure.

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