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Updated on May 14, 2007
13. Corn News: Bt corn cleared in Colony Collapse Disorder The endotoxins currently expressed in Bt corn (Cry1 types against caterpillars; Cry3 types against beetles) are not biologically active against hymenopteran insects such as the honey bee, nor do the CCD symptoms resemble those expected in Bt intoxicated organisms. The endotoxins currently expressed in Bt corn (Cry1 types against caterpillars; Cry3 types against beetles) are not biologically active against hymenopteran insects such as the honey bee, nor do the CCD symptoms resemble those...
Source - American Farm,MD - Read the story
14. Corn News: Weather cools corn gold rush Planting is delayed as prices start to fall, reflecting fears of glut Mcclatchy-tribune Originally published May 11, 2007 MINNEAPOLIS // At a time when farmers nationally are planting more corn than they did a year ago to capitalize on the ethanol boom, not everyone will be rolling in cash after the harvest. Planting is delayed as prices start to fall, reflecting fears of glut Mcclatchy-tribune Originally published May 11, 2007 MINNEAPOLIS // At a time when farmers nationally are planting...
Source - Baltimore Sun,MD - Read the story
15. Corn News: SeedQuest - Central information website for the global seed industry Development of the world s first commercially viable system for producing hybrid pigeonpea seed was completed 2 years ago by the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-arid Tropics (ICRISAT), working in close collaboration with the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) announced recently that the new hybrid ICPH 2671 produces nearly 50 percent more grain than the popular Indian cultivar Maruti, definitively breaking the yield barrier that has had them and farmers...
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16. Corn News: Oil from algae Karen Woodmansee Appeal Staff Writer, kwoodmansee@nevadaappeal.com May 13, 2007 Print Email Gasoline prices over $3 a gallon, dire warnings about greenhouse effects and increased pollution bringing about global warming are causing some folks to think more about energy alternatives. Karen Woodmansee Appeal Staff Writer, kwoodmansee@nevadaappeal.com May 13, 2007 Print Email Gasoline prices over $3 a gallon, dire warnings about greenhouse effects and increased pollution bringing about global...
Source - 5/13/2007 - Read the story
17. Corn News: Canada's corn stocks down 4 percent In contrast, a 25 percent drop in corn stocks in Quebec puts the national stock level is at 5.5 million tonnes; down 4 percent from year ago levels. Statistics Canada reported that corn stocks in Ontario are at an all time high of 2.5 million tonnes. Statistics Canada reported that commercial soybean stocks levels are up 33 percent, while farm stocks of soybeans are down between 5 and 7 percent in Ontario and Quebec. Canada's corn stocks down 4 percent. Canada's corn stocks down 4 percent....
Source - AXcess News,KY - Read the story
18. Corn News: News Categories Grains and other foods grown in small, diverse, grass-based family farms is a much healthier alternative to the food churned out by industrial factory farms that have been correctly blamed for pollution, cruel treatment of animals and production of low-quality food, according to recent research. Grains and other foods grown in small, diverse, grass-based family farms is a much healthier alternative to the food churned out by industrial factory farms that have been correctly blamed for...
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