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Take Action Don't let U.S. food aid force GE crops on developing countries! Explore Further Food Safety Factory Farms Agricultural Policy U.S. Farm Bill Sustainable Agriculture Biofuels Crops in Crisis Irradiation School Milk Consumer Labels Reports Newsletters The Global Grocer Press In The News Ohio Elections Commission Pursues Frivolous Case Against Consumer Group Issue 2 Passes: Agribusiness Rewrites Ohio's Constitution Private produce safety rules burden smaller-scale, diversified farms, threaten conservation, lack transparency, new report finds FDA Fakes a Passing Grade More >> See all headlines >> See all headlines >> Find Factory Farms in Your State Help Us Grow	The Bottom Line of Tracking Livestock: The Money Behind the National Animal Identification System by Food & Water Watch — last modified 2009-09-09 12:17 There are around 2.5 billion farm animals that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) wants to track under the proposed National Animal Identification System (NAIS). To view in full-size, click the top right button Download the pdf Fact Sheets The Bad Seeds: The Broken Promises of Agricultural Biotechnology The Bottom Line of Tracking Livestock: The Money Behind the National Animal Identification System Fuels and Emissions from Industrial Agriculture Cloned Animals on the Dinner Plate? Farm Bill 101 more... Reports Casino of Hunger: How Wall Street Speculators Fueled the Global Food Crisis — During 2008, rising food prices — accelerated by ... What’s Behind the Global Food Crisis? — The 2008 global food crisis is compromising the su ... Cargill: A Threat to Food and Farming — This report, Cargill: A Threat to Food and Farming ... The Farm Bill — Whether you buy food at a grocery store, a farmers ...

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