(AP) — In this photo released by Paraguay's National Animal Health Office, SENASCA, workers and soldiers bury cattle that were killed after some tested positive for foot and mouth disease on the Santa Helena farm some of 350 kilometers north of Asuncion, Paraguay, Thursday Sept. 22, 2011.
Paraguay banned its beef exports Monday in response to outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease that could devastate its cattle industry and seriously set back the country's economy. Beef is hugely important to Paraguay, the No. 2 agricultural export after soy and a major source of jobs and income. (AP Photo/SENACSA)
