Minnesota ranchers are bracing themselves for reaction to the discovery of Mad Cow disease in the U.S. A holstein cow in Washington state was found to have the disease. Countries like Russia, South Korea, and Japan are suspending imports of beef from the U.S. The cattle industry in Minnesota ranks 7th in production. At prices set before the announcement of the discovery yesterday, Minnesota had beef worth almost 2-billion dollars. Joining us on the line is Steve Brake, president of the Minnesota State Cattlemen's Association.