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US Meat Supply May Soon Have mRNA "Vaccines" - The New American - Vimarsana News

US Meat Supply May Soon Have mRNA "Vaccines" - The New American

MRNA gene therapy technology may be introduced into the nation’s food supply in the near future, even with unknown risks.

Meat From Animals Vaccinated With mRNA Vaccines May Soon Make Its Way Into The US Food Supply - Vimarsana News

Meat From Animals Vaccinated With mRNA Vaccines May Soon Make Its Way Into The US Food Supply

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Dennis Hanson, Fort Pierre Livestock earn recognition during annual R-CALF USA Convention - Vimarsana News

Dennis Hanson, Fort Pierre Livestock earn recognition during annual R-CALF USA Convention

AUGUST 31, 2023: A Fort Pierre business and business owner have been recognized for their work advocating for ...

R-CALF USA to hold "American Spirit" 24th Annual Convention and Trade Show in Rapid City - Vimarsana News

R-CALF USA to hold "American Spirit" 24th Annual Convention and Trade Show in Rapid City

R-CALF USA will host its 24th Annual National Convention and Trade Show "American Spirit" Aug. 17-18, 2023, at...

mRNA Concerns Continue: R-CALF say MCOOL for beef is needed ASAP - Vimarsana News

mRNA Concerns Continue: R-CALF say MCOOL for beef is needed ASAP

As concerns about mRNA in meat continue, a group of biologists is urging that MCOOL (mandatory country of origin labeling) standards are a necessary component of addressing the issue. Some researchers have found mRNA is likely passed from an injected human to a noninjected human, and to humans who have consumed meat or dairy products from an mRNA-injected animal. Experts urge that more extensive mRNA research is needed. While the United States has not approved mRNA injections in cattle, they are in use on a limited basis in swine. R-CALF USA Animal Health Committee Chair, Max Thornsberry, DVM,...

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