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Updated on May 1, 2007

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19. Corn News: Crop damage
Temperatures that tied a record low of 25 degrees on April 7 and set a record low of 21 degrees on April 8 destroyed about 200,000 or more acres of corn statewide, said Angela Thompson, state extension corn specialist. HUNTER nhunter@jacksonsun.com Many farmers have begun replanting corn in the hopes of salvaging acreage destroyed by Easter weekend's freeze. Replanting costs about an additional $65 an acre, so planting prices for some acres of corn now total about $260 per acre. Madison...
Source - Jackson Sun,TN - Read the story


20. Corn News: The USDA's unhealthful budget
Department of Agriculture has been issuing dietary guidelines, there has been a stark inconsistency between the federal government's advice and its food funding. Take corn, the most highly subsidized crop, which received $9. Corn production has more than doubled since the 1970s, and all this artificially cheapened corn is unloaded on the public, largely in the form of tasty but empty-calorie junk foods. True, the USDA has been doing more, over time, to promote health through dietary...
Source - 9 hours ago - Read the story


21. Corn News: Commentary: Food fight
This is one of those years, and the 2007 Farm Bill reauthorization is heating up to become the most scrutinized food and farm policy debate in recent history. Originally conceived as an emergency bailout for millions of farmers and the unemployed during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression, the Farm Bill has snowballed into one of the most significant forces affecting food, farming and land use in the United States. It's time to stop federal subsidies for large commodity items, such as corn...
Source - Albuquerque Tribune,NM - Read the story


22. Corn News: Soggy start for farmers
But once the soil dries enough to get crops into the fields, higher prices for just about everything from corn to milk are expected to make 2007 a good year for the state's agriculture producers, offsetting higher production costs. Winter wheat and alfalfa were set back due to a warm spell followed by below normal temperatures in March, but Fischer expects those crops to rebound. He said the cold weather has already been hard on his alfalfa crop but he's optimistic it will rebound and...
Source - 4/30/2007 - Read the story


23. Corn News: Mexico corn farmers smile at last as prices high
A growing thirst in the United States for ethanol fuel has inflated world corn prices and brought a bonanza to corn growers, the backbone of traditional Mexican life. Now, with supplies short and prices for the grain on world markets reaching 10-year highs of over $4 a bushel in February, farmers are being feted by government ministers who want more corn acres planted for food and energy. Ever since, corn and bean subsistence farmers have been among Mexico's poorest, with small commercial...
Source - San Diego Union Tribune,CA - Read the story


24. Corn News: DJ Mexico Cash Grains: Sinaloa Trade Picks Up As Harvest Starts
After several months of subdued trade amid near-record high grain prices over supply concerns, traders said the onset of the fall-winter white corn harvest in Sinaloa this week got trading activity underway. MEXICO CITY (Dow Jones)--Physical trading picked up pace this week in the Mexican cash grains market as the new 2006-07 white corn harvest started in the key grain state of northern Sinaloa, traders and importers said Friday. Traders said a healthy number of offers quoted in the local...
Source - High Plains Journal,KS - Read the story


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