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Archive for January, 2006

Soybean aphid might break with tradition in 2006

Wednesday, January 18th, 2006
A tiny insect with a history of causing problems every other year for soybean growers could become a troublemaker again this spring, said a Purdue University Extension entomologist.
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Study: Fewer farmers are input ‘convenience’ buyers

Wednesday, January 18th, 2006
A trip to the corner farm supply store still works for some, but more farmers are basing their seed, fertilizer and pesticide product purchases on factors other than convenience, a Purdue University study reveals.
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Training event outlines proper ways to apply manure

Wednesday, January 18th, 2006

Manure application can be an asset or a liability for livestock producers, depending on how it is handled. A training workshop for custom manure applicators interested in becoming certified and those who want to learn more about manure management practices will help them apply manure the right way.
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USDA REPORTS CONFIRM SURPLUS OF CORN AND SOYBEANS

Wednesday, January 18th, 2006

On January 12, the USDA released a number of reports relative to the current and prospective supplies of corn and soybeans. Those reports confirmed large supplies and were generally negative for price prospects.
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Senators line up to sponsor ethanol bill

Tuesday, January 17th, 2006

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Twenty-three senators, both Republicans and Democrats, have signed on as sponsors of legislation that would boost ethanol production in Illinois.
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U.S. weekly corn and soybean outlook: Corn and soybeans

Tuesday, January 17th, 2006

The increase in prices for corn and soybeans, particularly the latter, in late December and early January did not seem warranted based on known fundamental factors, said a University of Illinois Extension marketing specialist.
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New possibilities to fight pests with biological means

Tuesday, January 17th, 2006

Max-Planck researchers in Jena, Germany have identified a gene which produces a chemical ‘cry for help’ that attracts beneficial insects to damaged plants.
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EIA Predicts High Oil And Gas Prices For Next Two Years

Monday, January 16th, 2006

The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) is reporting that Guy Caruso, administrator of the Energy Information Administration (EIA), in a recent presentation at the Center for Strategic & International Studies predicted that consumers should expect to see gasoline prices at an average about $2.34 per gallon during peak driving times this summer.
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Delegates Back Farm Bill, Address Energy Concerns

Monday, January 16th, 2006

Delegates at the 87th American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting cast a resounding vote in support of extending the economic safety net of the current farm bill until a new world trade agreement is reached to increase foreign market access for U.S. farmers and ranchers.
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Arthur Blank & Co. Introduces CornCard USA

Monday, January 16th, 2006

Arthur Blank & Co. introduced CornCard USA, a corn-based plastic card that uses corn, an annually renewable and domestically grown resource as an alternative to traditional petroleum-based plastic cards. CornCard USA is identical to traditional plastic cards in look, feel, and durability while offering the same reliability and functionality.
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