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Agriculture Free publications about agriculture and issues in farming. Remember to fill out the forms COMPLETELY. Publishers will not accept incomplete forms. = US   = US/Can   = US/Can/Mex   = Int'l Feed International - Is a business journal for people involved in the feed industry internationally. Feed Management - Is published monthly to present in-depth coverage of feed production technology and animal nutrition. Meat Processing - Is a monthly magazine serving the meat, poultry and seafood processing interests at the management level. Meat Processing Global - Is published bi-monthly to bring the latest meat processing trends and developments outside the USA and Canada Markets. Pig International - Brings you every month reports on current worldwide topics and latest product & marketing news in the Pig Industry. Poultry International - Brings you every month the latest on poultry processing and marketing topics from breeding through further processing and marketing. Poultry Tribune - Is edited for the professional broiler grower with a farm capacity in excess of 100,000 birds per flock.