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reebok

Reebok to Manufacture Shoes Made from Corn, Organic Cotton

Dan April 13, 2017Corn, Cotton, Industry News Release, Organic

Reebok will begin making shoes from corn and organic cotton later this year. The initiative is an effort to create more sustainable products. A Reebok spokesperson says: “Reebok is trying …

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corncottonfootwearorganicReebok
trade policies

Senators Ask Administration to Act on Dairy Trade Barriers by Canada

Dan April 13, 2017Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

A group of Senators is urging the Donald Trump administration to act against what they call trade barriers restricting U.S. dairy farmers access to Canada. New York Democrats Charles Schumer …

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CanadadairyDairy Farmers of CanadaDairy Trade Barriers
milk supply

Canada Closes a Door on U.S. Dairy Farmers

Dan April 11, 2017Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

U.S. Farmers To Lose Milk Supply Contracts In 2016, U.S. milk producers, competing in a global dairy market, saw the value of milk fall to the lowest level since the …

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Canadadairydairy contracts

USDA Seeks Nominees for the Popcorn Research and Promotions Board

Dan April 10, 2017Corn, Industry News Release

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is seeking nominations to fill two seats on the Popcorn Research and Promotion Board that will come open Dec. 31, 2017. Members are appointed …

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PopcornPopcorn Research and Promotion BoardU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
proposed

Canada Trade Policies Hurting Rural America

Dan April 7, 2017Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release, Trade

A number of U.S. dairy organizations are asking the Trump Administration to take steps against Canadian trade policies they’re calling “protectionist.” They say Canada is shutting the door on American …

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Canadadairytrade
peach

Agri View: Peach Crop Outlook

Dan April 6, 2017Agri View, Fruits & Vegetables

Everett Griner talks about trouble for the 2017 peach crop in today’s Agri View. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for Success from One Life Phase to AnotherJuly 7, 2025CIR Agriculture Harvester …

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peach croppeaches
immigration

March Dairy Market Report

Dan April 5, 2017Commodity Report, Dairy & Livestock

In January, the average U.S. all-milk price reached its highest level since the final month of the 2013-2014 price spike. At $10.54 per hundredweight, the Margin Protection Program (MPP) margin …

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dairyMargin Protection Program (MPP)
brassica

Science Confirms – You Really Should Eat Your Brassica

Dan April 3, 2017Field & Row Crops, Industry News Release

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists have determined your Mom was right. You should eat your Brussel sprouts, kale, cabbage and 27 additional varieties of Brassica microgreens. That declaration comes …

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Brassicamicrogreens
canadian

Don’t Let the Tail Wag the Dog

Dan April 3, 2017Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

by Jim Mulhern, President, CEO National Milk Producers Federation If experience is the best teacher, Congress should have learned an important lesson from the experience with the dairy Margin Protection …

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Dairy Margin Protection ProgramJim MulhernNational Milk Producers Federation (NMPF)
problems

USDA Says Corn Plantings are Losing Ground to Soybeans

Dan April 3, 2017Corn, Industry News Release

Friday’s Department of Agriculture prospective plantings report suggests that U.S. farmers will plant four percent less corn this year compared to 2016 while planting seven percent more soybeans. Sponsored ContentPurina …

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cornplantings intentionssoybeans
india

India Still Top Global Milk Producer

Dan March 31, 2017Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

Data by the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows India remains the global leader in milk production, trailed by the United States, which is the second largest milk producing country. Sponsored …

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Indiamilk

Very Early Planting Not Worth the Risks

Dan March 30, 2017Field & Row Crops, Industry News Release

An agriculture professor from the University of Illinois says very early planting is not worth the risks involved. Emerson Nafziger says planting well ahead of normal is unlikely to result …

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cornplantingsoybeans
mexico

Mexico Considering Duty-free Corn Trade with Brazil, Argentina

Dan March 28, 2017Corn, Industry News Release

Mexico is mulling over drafting trade agreements that offer Brazil and Argentina duty-free access to the Mexican market for corn. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for Success from One Life Phase …

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Argentinacorn tradeMexico

Citrus Tarping Enforcement Begins April 3

Taylor Hillman March 27, 2017Citrus, Pest Update

The California Department of Food and Agriculture announced that the delayed citrus tarping regulation that was slated to take effect in early March will now begin in April. The bulk …

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citrusregulationtarping
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