NDSU helps unravel mad cow mystery Fargo
Forum Jan. 04, 2004. NDSU Scrapie research may help with mad
cow research.
NDSU winning against scrapie Fargo
Forum Oct.. 04, 2002. Animal health officials are close to
removing North Dakota State University's sheep flocks from quarantine.
Scrapie claims Fergus flock By Jeff Zent Fargo
Forum May 2, 2002. LaVonne Beckler raised sheep near Fergus
Falls, Minn., for 20 years.
Animal health officials seek to contain outbreak By Jeff Zent
Fargo Forum April
24, 2002. State officials are tracking down sheep sold by North
Dakota State University to contain a deadly disease found in the
school’s flock.
USDA: Two Vermont sheep tested positive. Grand
Forks Herald. April 12, 2002, Page 06, Source: Associated
Press. U.S. Agriculture Department officials announced Thursday
that two sheep from a flock seized a year ago tested positive
for a condition that might be a derivative of mad cow disease.(see
related Agweek
article March 25, 2002, Page 4A)
Managing scrapie at NDSU.
Agweek April 8, 2002, Page 33, Source: Jack Sullivan, Associated
Press. A plan to manage scrapie in the North Dakota State University,
Fargo, sheep flock could be the first in the country to rely on
tests of each animal's inherent resistance to the fatal disease,
the state veterinarian says
NDSU scrapie plan to rely on genetic testing Fargo
Forum, April 4, 2002, pg C5
Scrapie plan breaks ground. First in country to rely on genetic
testing. Grand
Forks Herald. April 4, 2002
NDSU sheep herd quarantined. It's
Happening at State, March 27, 2002, p1.
Scrapie forces NDSU to quarantine sheep. Agweek.
March 25, 2002
Srapies no threat to people. Fargo
Forum, March 23, 2002
Audit finds problems after NDSU scrapies outbreak, Fargo
Forum, March 23, 2002
800 sheep quarantined: NDSU discovers fatal disease in herd.
Fargo Forum, March
20, 2002, pg A10, A12
Scrapies forces quarantine of NDSU's sheep herd. Flock shows
no symtoms. Grand
Forks Herald, March 20, 2002
Last Updated: March 11, 2008