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Profit-Taking Weighs on Markets
July 3, 2008
Profit taking ahead of the long weekend weighed on the markets. Soybeans edged higher on continued supply concerns. more>>
MU: Planting soybeans on flooded land in July can be profitable
July 3, 2008
A soybean crop planted after floodwaters recede still has a chance to make a profitable yield, says Bill Wiebold, University of Missouri Extension agronomist. more>>
U of IL: Farm family living costs jump
July 3, 2008
Living expenses for the average Illinois farm family increased $6,726 between 2006 and 2007, according to a University of Illinois Extension study. more>>
ARS: Grazing cattle year-round pays off with 'swath grazing'
July 3, 2008
ARS researchers in Mandan, N.D., have shown that a newly designed program of "swath grazing" allows cattle to, once again, graze year-round, even in the middle of a North Dakota winter. more>>
Westchester Group CEO chairs world ag investment conference
July 3, 2008
"Agriculture investments have an extremely favorable outlook over the next decade," said Murray Wise, Westchester Group, Inc. Founder and CEO during his opening remarks at the World AgriInvest Congress. more>>
Statement on AEI conference from National Biodiesel Board
July 2, 2008
National Biodiesel Board CEO Joe Jobe released a statement today in response to the discussion at the American Enterprise Institute's conference on the global food crisis. more>>
Pathogen genes targeted in studies to protect salad veggies
July 2, 2008
ARS research may lead to new ways to protect cabbage, sprouts and other salad favorites from attack by foodborne pathogens.
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Group ranks grocery store chains by availability of 'humanely labeled food'
July 2, 2008
To help consumers find and make more humane food choices at the supermarket, the World Society for the Protection of Animals has today released a survey ranking 23 U.S. grocery store chains by the availability of humanely labeled food on their shelves. more>>
Neogen acquires product line from DuPont Animal Health Solutions
July 2, 2008
Neogen Corporation has acquired a product line used in animal health and hygiene applications from DuPont Animal Health Solutions. more>>
USDA/FSIS official elected chair of international food standards organization
July 2, 2008
Karen Hulebak, a chief scientist for USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service, has been elected to serve a two-year term as Chair of the prestigious Codex Alimentarius Commission, the international food standards organization. more>>
Gulf Ethanol: Understanding the cellulosic ethanol fit
July 2, 2008
Gulf Ethanol offers an explanation of the contrast between corn-based ethanol and cellulosic ethanol in light of recent news coverage. more>>
On July 4, celebrate energy independence with alternative fuels
July 2, 2008
The NCGA and others are calling for July 4th also to be celebrated as Energy Independence Day 2008. more>> |
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