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European Court Rules Against GMO Ban

European Court Rules Against GMO Ban

The European Court of Justice ruled that member state governments cannot ban the cultivation of genetically engineered crops in the absence of scientific evidence that they are a human health risk. American Soybean Association President Ron Moore said the ruling is a...

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New Era in Planting Begins this Fall

New Era in Planting Begins this Fall

Becks-concept-planterIt has been on display this summer, and this fall it will get to work planting wheat. But it?s not just any planter. Beck?s Hybrids has unveiled the concept planter that makes multi-row width, multi-hybrid planting reality with just one...

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Prepare for a Long Harvest

Prepare for a Long Harvest

Prepare for a Long HarvestRyan PielWhile some combines are rolling, many fields still remain too green. With a good deal of our corn not planted until late May and a summer with fewer than normal growing degrees, harvest may be late in starting and may take a lot...

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U.S. Ethanol Production Down Again

According to EIA data, ethanol production averaged 1.047 million barrels per day (b/d)?or 43.97 million gallons daily. That is down 13,000 b/d from the week before. The four-week average for ethanol production decreased to 1.050 million b/d for an annualized rate of...

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Government Projects Higher Farm Income

Government Projects Higher Farm Income

Bump-in-farm-incomeJon Doggett-Bob Young-Roger JohnsonThe latest forecast for farm income shows a slight bump, following years of decline. Projections of farm income are part of USDA?s Economic Research Service 2017 Farm Sector Income Forecast which suggests that...

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