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- Features Dynamic Links - Contact Us Subscribe Advertise Privacy Copyright All | General News Genetic removal of horns Friday, 31 March 2006 CATTLE born with horns create a number of problems for farmers and can be hazardous for each other, but a new genetic test to be offered by Genetic Technologies Ltd could see the permanent, non-invasive removal of horns from Australian cattle herds.

It is estimated that about 50 per cent of beef cattle in Australian herds are horned and that damage caused by horns costs the beef industry upwards of $22 million annually.

"Polled cattle offer many benefits to farmers, including safety, cost-savings, easier herd management and fewer animal welfare implications," said Tom Watson, general manager business development, Livestock Genetic Testing.

"Breeders and scientists have been working toward solving the horn problem for some time, but unravelling the genetics of horn development has proven extremely complex." Cattle with horns require more space for mustering and transport; can injure one another, damaging hides and meat as a consequence; a...

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By Jeff Randall (Filed: 31/03/2006) Is it me, or are we becoming two nations, a society where what occurs in one half of the country bears no relation to events in the other?

I'm talking not about the divide identified by Disraeli - that between rich and poor.

Nor do I mean the gap between north and south, or even black and white.

No, the contrast to which I refer is starker than that.

It's the split between Negative Britain, in which we appear to be under relentless attack from an increasing list of death-in...