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Fresh Food in Space

Dan July 6, 2017Grain, Technology, This Land of Ours

Cathy Isom tells us how the astronauts will soon be doing more than just growing their food in space. The next fresh food astronauts may soon be able to enjoy …

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Farmers Assess Impact of Recent Heat Wave

Taylor Hillman June 30, 2017Citrus, Drought, Grain, Grapes, Vegetables, Water, Weather

It will be weeks, if not months, before California farmers can fully assess the impacts of the late spring/early summer heat wave that affected many of the state’s agricultural regions. …

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Agri View: Weather is Important for Crop Outlook

Dan June 19, 2017Agri View, Cotton, Grain

Everett Griner talks about the crop outlook for 2017 factoring in the weather in today’s Agri View. Weather is Important for Crop Outlook Market analysts were predicting another tough year …

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cotton cropcrop outlookplanting intentions reportwheat crop

Wheat Geneticist Presented with Innovator of the Year Award

Brian German June 14, 2017Grain, Technology

During the UC Davis Chancellor’s Innovation Awards ceremony last week, Jorge Dubcovsky was named as one of the 2017 Innovators of the Year by University of California, Davis, Interim Chancellor …

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Innovator of the Year AwardJorge DubcovskyUC Davis
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Wheat Industry Looks for New NAFTA Opportunities, But Priority Remains Do No Harm

Dan May 18, 2017Grain, Industry News Release, Trade

U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) and the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) urge caution as the Trump Administration officially submitted to Congress its notice of intent to renegotiate the North …

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National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG)North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)tradeU. S. Wheat Association (USW)wheat
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Cargill: Grain Glut to Last

Dan May 16, 2017Grain, Industry News Release

Cargill expects international grain markets to remain oversupplied. The company’s CEO told Reuters recently that the oversupply will remain “for a long time” due to bountiful harvests and an increase …

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Wheat Growers: Prospective Plantings Report Alarming

Dan April 11, 2017Grain, Industry News Release

The National Association of Wheat Growers finds wheat plantings included in the Department of Agriculture’s Prospective Plantings report alarming. Sponsored ContentUnlock Dairy Cow Success with Purina’s Transition StrategiesJune 2, 2025CIR …

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prospective plantings reportU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)wheat

Building a Reliable, Low-Cost Device to Measure Moisture in Grain Bags

Dan March 20, 2017Grain, Industry News Release

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists have developed a new way for farmers in developing areas of the world to determine the moisture content of their stored grain. Such determinations …

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grainU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
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Ozone Pollution Damages China Rice Production

Dan March 13, 2017Grain, Industry News Release

Yield Losses Could Endanger Global Food Security By Pat Bailey, UC Davis News High levels of surface ozone are damaging rice yields at an alarming rate in China, the world’s …

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Chinaozone pollutionrice production
GRAINS

General Mills to Commercialize Organic Perennial Wheat

Dan March 13, 2017Grain, Industry News Release

General Mills and Cascadian Farm announced last week the two will work with the Land Institute to commercialize organic Kernza, a perennial grain and wild relative of annual wheat. The …

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Cascadian FarmGeneral Millsperennial wheat
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Study Shows Fewer Grain Dust Explosions in 2016

Dan February 16, 2017Grain, Industry News Release

The number of grain dust explosions in the United States fell to a 10-year low in 2016, but two of the incidents resulted in the first reported fatalities since 2013, …

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graingrain dust explosiongrain elevators
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Kansas Senator Says Wheat, Sorghum Also Key Farm Bill Debate Commodities

Dan February 16, 2017Grain, Industry News Release

Kansas Republican U.S. Senator Jerry Moran(more-ran) says wheat and sorghum need attention in the next farm bill, along with other key commodities including cotton and dairy. Sponsored ContentUnlock Dairy Cow …

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USDA Seeks Sorghum Board Nominating Organizations

Dan February 15, 2017Grain, Industry News Release

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) is accepting applications from sorghum associations and farm organizations interested in nominating sorghum producers to the Sorghum Promotion, Research, and …

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Rising Demand for Organic and Non-GMO Grains Outpaces U.S. Production

Dan February 15, 2017Grain, Industry News Release, Organic

Rising demand for organic and non-GMO foods led to a sharp rise in organic grain imports last year. A new report by CoBank says U.S. production of non-GMO crops has …

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