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Updated on May 1, 2007
25. Agrochemicals News: 5 Britons get life sentences in terror plot As agents monitoring the fertilizer plot listened in on a bug, they heard one of the July 7 bombers, Mohammed Siddique Khan, warn that he planned to kill non-Muslims, a security official said during the briefing, demanding anonymity to discuss sensitive details of the cases. Nation/Politics Pruden on Politics. As agents monitoring the fertilizer plot listened in on a bug, they heard one of the July 7 bombers, Mohammed Siddique Khan, warn that he planned to kill non-Muslims, a security...
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26. Agrochemicals News: PotashCorp Achieves Record Earnings in First Quarter The emphasis on corn is expected to displace other crops in the US, raising prices and creating opportunities for producers of those crops in other agricultural regions. While first- quarter 2007 shipments did not face the same challenges as a year ago, there were a couple of smaller issues: a Canadian rail strike disrupted our North American deliveries and Canpotex's ability to move product to its Vancouver export terminal, and severe winter weather in some regions that adversely impacted...
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27. Agrochemicals News: Sketching an environmental pioneer: Rachael Carson biographer recounts ... Department of Agriculture spraying pesticides over millions of acres to wipe out pests like red ants and gypsy moths, she began work on her most famous book, "Silent Spring. Another government official, questioning what motives a "spinster" had in criticizing the Department of Agriculture, said he "could only conclude that she is a communist. His talk touched on Carson's visits to the Parker River area more than a half-century ago and how her most famous book, "Silent Spring," helped to...
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28. Agrochemicals News: To spray or not to spray: Farmers debate using herbicides ... By Brent Maze Although much of the peach fruit was destroyed by recent freezes, horticulturists still say that it would be beneficial for farmers to spray fungicides and herbicides on their orchards this season. Even though it might not help this year's crop, Boozer said where fruit remains in trees, whether it is marketable or not, it provides a source for insect and disease buildup. Bobby Boozer, area horticulturalist with the Chilton Research and Extension Center, said farmers a right...
Source - Clanton Advertiser,AL - Read the story
29. Agrochemicals News: Delayed harvest The blankets literally float on top of the crop to help insulate and protect the berry plants. The thin layer of ice on the strawberry plants acted as an insulator, protecting the delicate blossoms from the cold. We prayed a lot, drank gallons of coffee to stay up for five straight nights of frost protection, Poling said. Both Martin and Cline farms use matted row covers, where plants are set 18 to 30 inches apart in rows three to four feet apart. Still, growers are looking forward to a...
Source - Hickory Daily Record,NC - Read the story
30. Agrochemicals News: Peak Organic Beer Comes to Pittsburgh It's craft brewed with only the purest organic ingredients that are grown without toxic and persistent pesticides, chemical fertilizers and fungicides. Over the course of his years brewing, he became interested in organic products, realizing that they were increasingly more delicious than their conventional counterparts. They share our passion for delicious craft beer and our vision for a cleaner environment through sustainable agriculture," said Cadoux. Because the ingredients in Peak's...
Source - BeerAdvocate.com,MA - Read the story
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