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No GMO Wheat Found in South Korea Imports

Dan August 9, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

South Korea officials say inspectors have not found any unapproved genetically modified wheat following tests of imports from the Pacific Northwest United States. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For …

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Going Against the Ancient Grain

Taylor Hillman August 5, 2016AgNeTVideo, Grain, Organic, Seeds

Kandarian Organic Farms Owner Larry Kandarian produces some age-old crops on beautiful land in Los Osos. He says some of his crops should be referred to as a forgotten crop …

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Ergot Risks to Wheat Crops

Dan August 2, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

Egypt to Consider Ergot Risks to Wheat Crops The world’s largest wheat importer, Egypt, will take another look at the risks of ergot fungus in wheat. The announcement comes less …

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Japan Wheat Imports

Dan August 2, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

Japan Stopping Some U.S. Wheat Imports over Fears of GM Wheat Japan is halting imports of western white and feed wheat from the U.S. Pacific coast after unapproved genetically-modified crops …

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Rice Varieties Maximize Nitrogen

Taylor Hillman August 1, 2016Grain, Seeds

California rice growers may be paying attention to a new study from the University of Toronto, which unveiled what it calls ‘superstar’ rice varieties that use nitrogen efficiently. Sponsored ContentLet’s …

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U.S. Grains Council Elects New Chairman

Dan August 1, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

Tenth-generation farmer Chip Councell of Maryland was elected as the new U.S. Grains Council Chairman at the Board of Delegates Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection …

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Ancient Grains Show Growing Possibilities

Taylor Hillman July 29, 2016Field & Row Crops, Grain, Organic, Seeds

Not many growers specialize in ancient grains. Some land nestled against foothills in San Luis Obispo County is dedicated to age-old crops, some that are only grown in a few …

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Farmers Increasing Rye Plantings

Dan July 29, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

North American Farmers Increasing Rye Plantings on Higher Whiskey Sales Farmers in North America are turning back to what Reuters calls a neglected crop, sowing fields with the largest rye …

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U.S. Wheat Competitive Advantages

Dan July 28, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

Trade Visit to Demonstrate U.S. Wheat Competitive Advantages Quality control and purchasing managers from three Venezuelan flour mills will visit North Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Ohio starting this weekend. The …

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Vermont GMO Labeling Law in Effect

Taylor Hillman July 5, 2016Consumer News, Environment, Field & Row Crops, General, Grain, Industry News Release

Despite years of lobbying and pressure from food and agriculture groups, Vermont’s GMO labeling law took effect Friday. However, the law may be short lived with action in the U.S. Senate …

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Another Decline in Retail Food Prices

Taylor Hillman June 17, 2016Fruits & Vegetables, Grain, Tree, nut & vine crops, Vegetables

So far this year, food shoppers are seeing more price declines than increases. Gary Crawford has the story. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those Beef On Dairy Animals …

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Wheat Genome Sequence Released

Dan June 13, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

Bread wheat whole genome sequencing passes quality control, available to download Following the January 2016 announcement of the production of a whole genome assembly for bread wheat, the International Wheat …

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Global Grain Glut to Continue with Second-Biggest Crop on Record

Taylor Hillman June 1, 2016Field & Row Crops, Grain

A global grain surplus will continue to pressure crop prices as this year’s harvest will expand to the second-highest on record. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those Beef On …

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AFBF Supports GMO Study

Taylor Hillman May 19, 2016Citrus, Fruits & Vegetables, Grain, Organic, Tree, nut & vine crops, Vegetables

“The National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine have reaffirmed what thousands of other studies have found, and what farmers, scientists and educated consumers have known all along: genetically engineered …

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