Jackson Jambalaya

But hey, have you heard about our brand new football coach ? He's the bomb !

This seems fake and poorly written on top of that.

At least he doesn't have to delete any of it.

8:07, living rent free in your head.

Fake news

More PC crap for the mush-brains. You sure this isn't from the left-coast?

Well, Mississippi is the most obese state in the most obese nation. I guess they figured antis wouldn't muster much more than a wheeze if their mouth wasnt already full.

I dont get it Kingfish. Looks like an Organic Farming course which would have consist of lectures on the Orgabic Farming. Should cowbell college not teach an agricultural course on products that have a huge market?

I don't understand why anyone sees a problem with this course outline. These are all topics worthy of discussion and debate in modern animal farming. I never studied agriculture but what's the big deal? Am I missing something here?

https://www.poultry.msstate.edu/pdf/courses/po_3011.pdf

I suspect some graduate from college without ever going to a seminar, but how have you missed that it's a discussion, not a lecture?

These are topics and current threats to the agricultural industry. Do you not want graduates in agriculture to be able to defend the industry point of view or find ways to address public concerns about their industry (whether the concern is valid or not?).

My family's two farms have grown and been consistently productive since the late 1700's by changing their growing/raising focuses as the country changed. Being ahead of trends and understanding them instead of resisting change is key. In understanding your market , you catch the good trends and demands and avoid the ones doomed to fail and get out of a something that isn't sustainable.

I'd like to see an online recording of the lecture like MIT OpenCourseWare.

Sounds like Ole Miss is getting into the agriculture Ed business

"Cage free" is a meaningless marketing term.

Bingo @8:33 it is an specialized class. The fastest growing agricultural product market.
Should Mississippi miss out on profit?
Bunch of mouthbreather commenters on this blog.

Animal agriculture is the leading cause of climate change- Negative. A 2016 EPA study showed that greenhouse gas emissions from US agriculture as a whole totaled 9% of US emissions- animal agriculture made up ~3%. 28% of US GHG emissions came from automobiles and another 28% came from electricity generation (yeah, those Teslas do not save the environment folks; they merely shift emissions from one form to another). Until I see folks walking and burning candles, don't try to lecture me that eating meat is bad for the environment.

Heard JSU is offering courses in Prostitution Procurement, How to Avoid an FBI Sting and Marijuana: Possession is G-Thang Baby. All taught by the College President and Rep. Joel Bomgar

Looks a lot healthier than what the JSU administration is trying to sell ---
Or buy

I had no idea Al Gore was teaching at State now.

He's not?

Elizabeth Warrren?

Oh - my Bad....

"No comment!!!!!" because there is literally nothing to comment on.

This is clearly a seminar where groups of students give their own presentations on issues in the agriculture industry. What's unusual or objectionable about that?

We should be pointing out serious abuses in higher ed. But this just smacks of hysterical blue haired church ladies aggressively searching for something to be offended by.

If you think MSU isn't preparing students to work in agriculture, STEM, vet med, etc., explain their average starting salary and constant enrollment growth, while other schools shrink.

I can only imagine the content of some of the lectures from the liberal arts college to the north.

Sticking your finger in the food of people you disagree with politically(101 & 102). Tenure granted after 102 completed

How to desecrate a civil rights monument(102 on campus &102 off campus) Posing in front of off campus monument is a 103 level.

Triggered by banana peels.

This aint our chancellor.

How to kidnap and torture your girlfriend (101 & 102)
follow up on how to use your connections to postpone trial is 103 level.

Humans are dogs too (101 & 102 level). 102 level grants you access to "How to hire a has-been(fired multiple times)football coach".

Man, I love those Impossible Whoppers! There are 5 Burger Kings in a 30 mile radius of Starkville, MS.

looks like Gov. Reeves didn't look at his own State universities when he made the remarks about higher education...

its 2020 out there..gotta change with the times..

10:38 Hey Bruce!

@10:12 I don't disagree on the overall hypocrisy of the man-made climate change agenda. Just be sure to factor-in cow farts as having 30 times more impact on trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.

I like the impossible whopper too. Honestly I dont care if we lose real meat as long as science can create delicious substitutes

I have two degrees from MSU. Other than from state income taxes, MSU will not get another dime from me. The school has sold out to the PC nonsense. I read the diversity emails they proudly send me. I remind them the name of their employer is not Mississippi State Diversity.

Soylent Green

That there will all be ok!

Anyway it's more like SOYLENT BROWN.

They probably have a class or two there where the farm boys and girls learn how to decrease costs and increase profits by feeding their farm animals farm animal poop.

That burger? CODE BROWN in the feed bunk?!

If anyone wants to know for sure just FOIA MSU to find out which classes discuss FDA's CPG Sec. 685.100 Recycled Animal Waste.

NO JOKE.

"COMPLIANCE POLICY GUIDE (CPG)


CPG Sec. 685.100 Recycled Animal Waste March 1995
Final



Issued by:
Office of Foods and Veterinary Medicine, Center for Veterinary Medicine
Office of Global Regulatory Operations and Policy, Office of Regulatory Affairs

BACKGROUND:

Recycled animal waste is a processed feed product for livestock derived from livestock manure or a mixture of manure and litter. Animal wastes contain significant percentages of protein, fiber, and essential minerals and have been deliberately incorporated into animal diets for their nutrient properties for over 30 years.

The recycling of animal waste as a feed ingredient is primarily a local practice. The bulk and weight of the product are such that transportation costs for significant interstate shipment is generally uneconomic. Thus, the use of such material is largely an intrastate matter. Many state feed control agencies have taken the initiative in establishing standards regarding the use of processed animal waste as a feed ingredient. Because of the local character of animal waste usage as a feed ingredient and because the states have the capacity to effectively regulate its use, the agency has revoked its previous policy statement (21 CFR 500.40 Use of Poultry Litter as Animal Feed).


The revocation of the policy statement represents a lessening of Federal regulatory control in favor of state control. However, this does not constitute an endorsement of the use of recycled animal waste, nor has the agency made any regulatory classification of this article (e.g., GRAS or food additive). This action will not preclude FDA regulatory action on an ad hoc basis against a particular shipment that clearly represents a health hazard if the state(s) involved is unable to take the necessary action.

POLICY:

The FDA will not take an active surveillance role in the regulation of processed animal waste as an animal feed ingredient. This role will be left to the states. If, however, the interstate shipment of waste which presents a health hazard is brought to FDA's attention, and the state(s) involved cannot take appropriate regulatory action, such action will be considered. However, the waste must be shown by analysis to contain levels of residues of drugs, industrial chemicals, pesticides, pathogenic microorganisms or other contaminants which are considered harmful to the animal or may result in illegal residues in edible animal products. <> District offices should cooperate with the states if suspected or known adulteration occurs for which the states request assistance or which they cannot handle.

As these products will be regulated primarily by the states, we would expect, to ensure uniformity of nomenclature, that they will conform to the definitions promulgated by the Association of American Feed Control Officials, as published in their "Official Publication" and as described in their "Model Regulations for Processed Animal Waste Products as Animal Feed Ingredients." While not officially recognized by FDA, Compliance Policy Guide 7126.08 regards the AAFCO definitions as generally constituting the common or usual names for animal feed ingredients. As provided in this

Guide, *CVM* must concur in the suitability of AAFCO nomenclature whenever action is contemplated.

*Material between asterisks is new or revised*
<> Indicates material has been deleted

Issued: 10/1/80
Revised: 3/95"

Sure are a lot of people who like to side with politicians instead of scientists. They need to have a class on how to spot fake news from your idiot politicians who are getting paid to fool the gullible old people and offer it for free statewide to all the retirees.

Man made Climate change is real. Climate deniers are worse than birthers and almost as bad as Holocaust deniers.

This should have started "once upon a time in a land far far away ..."

8:45 PM “Man made climate change is real”. If one will only read the Bible, one will readily see that God created the heavens & the earth. God created the land & sea. Science didn’t have anything to do with this, God created, God controls.