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INDEX
A3 beef
A3 Gumma tongue
A4 beef
A5 beef
A5 Yamagata
Aberdeen-Angus
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society
Aberdeen-Angus Review
Aberfoyle Butcher
abono
Aché
acidosis
acorns
adrenaline
aging of beef
Agriculture Department, U.S., see USDA
aguja
akami
Alabama
Alain Ducasse Formation (ADF)
alcohols
aldehydes
Alderspring Ranch
alfalfa
aliphatic aldehydes
alpha-linolenic acid (ALA)
Alpo Chop House Filet Mignon Flavor
Alzheimer’s
amino acids
Angus Mackay Highland steak
Angus steak, Angus cows
see also Aberdeen-Angus
Animals in Translation (Grandin)
antibiotics
Antica Macelleria Falorni
antioxidants
apples
arachadonic acid
Argentina
Argentine Beef Promotion