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• Florida Grown Christmas Trees Given to FL Leaders
• N.C. poinsettias go great with the holidays State
• GPS improves efficiency for row crop farmers
• Monsanto Soybeans Gain EU approval
• Strict Enforcment of Hormanal Herbicide
• USDA Announces Cotton Storage Deficit States
• WV Agriculture Department Seeking Farms to Partake in New Pest Survays
• Monsanto Company Sets Webcasts for 2009 First-Quarter Financial Results and Upcoming Presentations o
• Corn growers see rewards for managing glyphosate resistance
• New hard white winter wheat available in Northern Plains
• MU researchers to build database of soybean proteins, metabolites with $1.1 million USB grant
• Four free barley workshops will be held in Montana and North Dakota in January
• Balance (R) Flexx herbicide approved by EPA
• Arcadia Biosciences, Targeted Growth to work together to develop herbicide-tolerant wheat
• Scientists aim to spike SCN's biochemical punch bowl
• Monsanto takes major step toward launch of world's first drought-tolerant corn product
• Pioneer releases 96 new hybrids for 2009 planting
• Mendel Biotechnology soybean yield trait reaches Phase III for Monsanto
• Roche NimbleGen, Biogemma partner on genomic-marker research in plants
• Monsanto Announces Yield Gains With Deltapine Class Of 09
• High Plains grain elevator workshop set Feb. 5
• Fertilizer Prices Drop, Seed Costs Rise
• After record 2008, grain exports face challenges in 2009
• USDA releases 2008 crop production summary
• Economist sees lower crop prices in 2009
• Extension: Low soil moisture delaying wheat planting
• ?Significantly lower? fertilizer prices in store for 2009
• AFBF comments on ammonium nitrate
• Jamaica helps banana farmers hurt by storms
• NCGA: Corn growers deliver second-highest yield in 2008
• Dec NOPA Crush 134.8 MB
• Texas onion acreage down, again
• DuPont, Athenix collaborate to advance insect control in corn, soybeans
• Covering the Basis
• Fertilizer Efficiency - Starter Savings
• Congress forecasting corn below $4
• Texas wheat acreage up slightly
• Georgia 2008 Crop Summary
• Fungicide use in corn does not guarantee increased profi
• Purdue Plant Care
• Avicta Cleared for Corn Nematodes
• Strip-Till Makes Farm More Profitable
• Texas grain stocks down
• Texas citrus showing production declines
• Report shows U.S. rice production up
• First seed-treatment nematicide receives registration for use on corn
• Arcadia Biosciences, Advanta to develop nitrogen-use-efficient sorghum
• FMC launches Spartan(R) Charge herbicide for sunflower market
• Herbicide resistance among kochia likely caused by several genetic variations
• Fertilizer Efficiency - Ridge-Tillage
• Crop disaster program sign-up ends February 27
• BASF and Monsanto Formalize Agreement to Develop Dicamba-Based Formulation Technologies
• Expanded alfalfa seed options help growers match field conditions
• ARS research explains link between stink bug, cotton disease
• Florida Producer's Assess Freeze Damage
• WineCrisp -- New apple 20 years in the making
• CGA: Corn provides a positive economic impact
• Lower prices for corn, soybeans, wheat expected in 2009
• Virginia wine is for Valentine?s Day
• K-State, Texas A&M researchers boost calcium content of lettuce
• EU commission backs biotech corn
• NCGA: VeraSun extension option deadline looms for growers
• Iowa State research hopes to increase potato yields
• WVDT proposing treatment of 50,000 Acres for Gypsy Moth
• Grape growers course planned in Cat Spring
• BASF, Cibus report milestone with enhanced herbicide tolerant CLEARFIELD(R) trait
• MU: How to mimimize stand establishment diseases in 2009
• Dow receives approval for cultivation of HERCULEX(R) I corn in Brazil
• Retail fertilizer prices vary, but stabilizing
• Fertilizer prices vary at the retail level, but stabilizing in general
• New Cotton Community Provides Site for Farmers to Connect and Share Information
• K-State scientist urges farmers to reconsider before removing crop residue
• Nufarm expands glyphosate portfolio with Credit(R) Extreme herbicide
• Check stress emergence ratings for corn-after-corn success
• Soybean research reveals keys to high yields
• New NSF grant to MU, ISU focuses on resistance genes in soybeans
• USDA issues partial 2008 crop counter-cyclical payments for upland cotton, none for other program cr
• Cotton Producers In Northern Blacklands Vote To Continue Boll Weevil Program
• Study: Plant soybean early to increase yield
• Researchers develop new variety of sweet sorghum
• Producers seeing wide range of retail fertilizer prices
• Asgrow Seed customer in IL receives 1st shipment of soybeans with Roundup Ready 2 Yield(tm) trait
• Milkweed oil tapped for sunscreen and other products
• Signup open for 2009 Secure Optimal Yield Challenge for soybean growers
• USB: Soy may reduce risk of colorectal cancer
• It's time to check condition of 2008 corn in storage
• Researchers identify gene to improve wheat frost tolerance
• Spring oat planting time is near in Kansas
• Economist Sees Lower Crop Prices in 2009 wy
• Study: Biotech crops poised for second wave of growth
• ARS scientists sequence citrus disease bacterium
• Ohio farmers finding risk mitigation, profitability and conservation in alternative cropping system
• Winter tough on wheat in Nebraska Panhandle; quick action needed if reseeding
• Biotech crop usage enjoying robust growth
• Select genetics, traits for the right seed on the right acre
• ARS: Olives may be rescued by helpful wasp
• Soybean checkoff trans-fat solution efforts preserve $700 million market for soybean farmers
• NCGA contest data hold clues to high corn yields
• Management practices, advanced hybrids can boost continuous corn yields
• ARS, cooperators discover wheat gene with resistance to stripe rust
• ARS: Lettus carotenoids affected by UV light in greenhouse
• ARS: Longer marketing time increases risk of naturalization by horticultural plants
• EdiniQ unveils Corn(3)(TM) Yield Enhancement Program for ethanol production
• Gowan Company launches Vida herbicide
• Expect 60-cent cotton in coming seasons
• ARS: X-ray vision pinpoints olive fruit fly damage
• Field trials demonstrate efficacy of SmartStax(TM) trait combination
• Weather woes hamper sugar cane crop in Florida
• Strawberry growers advised to begin tissue sampling in March
• Seven of eight national NCGA yield champions used Poncho
• Ohio farmers plant another million-acre wheat crop; off to good start
• Plant pathologists work toward improved soybean disease resistance
• New Florida Peach Is Sweet News For Consumers And Growers
• Cover crop advantages, acceptance and challenges
• Purdue: Be cautious about spray drift
• Wheat aphid infestations on the rise
• OSU: No-till works, but not always applicable for storing carbon
• Roundup Ready 2 Yield(TM) soybeans to be sold by seed count in Canada this year
• Burn/low-till seen as good alternative for winter wheat in the Northwest
• ROI study confirms soybean checkoff benefits entire industry
• N.C. boll weevil assessment for 2009 is $1.25 per acre
• Look to field history when planting soybeans
• ARS helps pin down economics of conservation tillage in cotton
• Increased cost of starter fertilizer has farmers seeking alternatives
• TDA Secures Exemption to Repel Sandhill Cranes, Helping Texas Corn Producers
• WSDA hearings slated in April to remove mandatory certification for Red Delicious apples
• 2009 marks first full-use season for expanded registration of Callisto(R) herbicide
• Check conditions, aerate stored grain
• MU: Wheat viruses
• UK specialists question fungicide use for stress tolerance
• New data offer important clues toward improving wheat yield
• ARS, ISU scientists identify rust-resistance genes in soybeans
• MSU researcher: Small investments to battle soybean aphid paying off big
• Tips for managing corn reside in continuous corn
• ARS: Bacteria tapped to battle SCN, other damaging roundworms
• Halex GT outdoes glyphosate in 2008 trials
• OSU: Get ready to plant corn
• Experts give three tips to help farmers make final planting decisions
• Tips for choosing new crop production inputs
• Slightly More Soybean Acres Expected in 2009
• GA's Acreage Intentions for Peanut Acres Down; Cotton Unchanged
• Fewer upland cotton acres anticipated in Texas
• Row crop production on its way to normalcy, Purdue economist says
• Burley growers need to consider marketing plan in 2009
• ARS: Studies reveal how plants protect us from disease
• Insect mystery boon to Texas onion harvest
• Producers should monitor wheat fields for freeze damage
• Peanut growers plan to plant record-low acreage
• More corn and soybeans likely to be planted in Kentucky
• Texas crop, weather
• Get your shortcake ready; North Carolina strawberries are hitting the market
• ARS: Pest-resisttant potato on tap
• Experts advise foliar application for manganese-deficient soybeans
• Manganese deficiency in soybeans? Experts advise foliar application
• Pioneer, Univ. of Tenn. research shows foliar fungicides can boost corn yields
• Topdress nitrogen on wheat
• Texas crop, weather 4/23
• Double-crop curing dark tobacco will follow production demands
• Current soybean rust distribution map shows differences from 2008
• Weed specialist: Residual herbicides no match for wet soil
• Changes made in FSA wool program
• K-State: Foliar disease issues in wheat relatively small, but keep monitoring
• Memphis Bioworks Foundation’s AgBio Farmer Network Announces Alternative Corps Initiative for Spring
• Plentiful Rain, Then Hot Sun, Make State's Strawberry Season Sweet
• Waiting to plant could be more beneficial than mudding in corn
• Expert gives application tips for smooth spreading, despite rain
• Late-planted corn faces different set of insects
• In weed control vs. planting, experts choose weed control
• Wet soil can lead to nitrogen loss in farm fields
• Wheat field day offers look back, forward
• Chose the right soybean variety for wet soil
• Wheat Nears Vulnerable Stage For Fusarium Head Blight Infections
• Hay producers play wait-and-see game with weather
• Target spot widespread in burley float beds
• Texas crop, weather 5/13
• AFBF: Cool, Wet Spring Delays Corn Planting
• Pesticide Carbofuran banned for Food Crops
• Soybean planting, like corn, is behind schedule in Ohio
• Study finds sugar beet varieties react equally to nitrogen applications
• Bad things sometimes happen to good seeds
• Early scouting can help manage corn pests this late, wet spring
• ARS: Lychee management studies lead to plentiful, predictable harvests
• UNL: Narrow-row spacing in soybeans aids velvetleaf control
• Boron essential for alfalfa, but don't pour on more than needed
• UT Institute of Agriculture Hosts Tobacco, Beef and More Field Day
• USB: 2009 shaping up to be a good year for soybeans
• Saturated fields, crop switching emphasize need for soybean inoculants
• Alfalfa weevil larvae infected with fungal pathogen in Missouri
• Waxy plant substance key for absorption of water, nutrients
• Soybean checkoff examines potential market access in Central and South America
• Crust busting: Some thoughts on rotary hoes
• No-till shows benefits when switching from grasses to corn
• Nitrogen losses no more than normal, despite wet spring
• Late getting corn in the ground? You could cut back on nitrogen
• Cotton fiber can now be tracked through to finished product with new botanical DNA marker
• Syngenta COO: 'Worldwide Collaboration Needed to Raise Yields'
• GA's Wheat Yield down but Peach Production is UP
• Preparing for postemergence herbicide applications
• Troxler urges farmers to have wheat tested for vomitoxin
• Forage Producers be sure to Sign up for Crop Insurance
• Conditions ideal for late blight in Ohio; threatens garden and commercial tomatoes, potatoes
• MU: Sudden death syndrome of soybean
• USDA Announces Results of Referendum on Amendments to the Cotton Research...
• CBOT markets sink from too much bearish news
• AMS Report Examines Potato Market in Maine
• Farmers rushing to get corn planted before rain hits the Corn Belt
• Jury Still Out in Ohio On Twin-Row Corn by OSU

• Panos Recalls Vegan Chedder
• Lean Cuisine Recall
• Home Market Foods Recalls Frozen Beeg
• MORE PET FOOD RECALLED AFTER SALMONELLA DISCOVERED
• G & J Gourmet Market Cocoa Products Recall
• Wonderfarm Brand Biscuits
• Imitation Cream Cheese Product and Low Protein Peanot Butter recalled for possible Listeria contamin
• Cocoa products recalled for possible melamine contamination
• King Nut Issues Peanut Butter Recall
• Salmonella recovered from King Nut peanut butter by MDA lab found to be a genetic match to cases in
• Peanut Corporation of America Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of Peanut Butter
• Situation Report #1 - Georgia lab tests show microbial contamination in recalled peanut butter from
• List of Peanut Butter Recalls as of January 20, 2009
• FDA says Peanut Butter in Jars not Affected
• Maine company recalls seven dessert sauces
• UPDATED List of Peanut Butter Related Recalls as of January 26, 2009
• Falcon Trading Company/SunRidge Farms announces voluntary shelf withdrawal of products made with pea
• FDA seeks recall of every Product form GA Plant
• UPDATED List of Peanut Butter Related Recalls 1-28-09
• Jenny Craig Announces Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Jenny's Cuisine® Anytime Peanut Butter Flavor N
• Carolina Prime Pet Announces Nationwide Recall of Dog Treats
• Isagenix Announces Voluntary Recall of Chocolate Dipped Honey Peanut IsaLean® Bar Due to Possible Pe
• Salix Voluntarily Recalls Dog Treat Due to Possible Health Risk
• Peanut Corporation of America Expands Nationwide Recall of Peanut Products
• ALDI Statement Regarding Peanut Butter Products Recall
• MDA issues consumer advisory for Simply Potatoes Southwest Style Hash Browns
• Washington Company recalls frozen ground chicken products
• Goya dried yellow potatoes recalled for preservatives not listed on the label
• Bird food recalled due to Salmonella contamination Dead birds found in N.C. initiates testing of bir
• Some soft Mexican-style cheese recalled due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination
• Stonyfield Farm recalls some yogurt quarts
• Some frozen meat and poultry pasta products recalled due to lack of proper inspection
• Some Lawry Fajitas Spices & Seasonings packages recalled for milk ingredient not on the label
• Some granola bar recalled for peanuts not listed on the product label
• Mayfield Dairy Farms recalls some vanilla ice cream
• Nestle Toll House cookie dough recalled for possible E.coli O157:H7
• Unlisted eggs cause soup mix recall
• Some imported Honey Jujube teas recalled for preservatives not found on product label
• Some milk products recalled for Salmonella
• New Jersey Firm Recalls Instant Noodle Products Imported from an Unapproved Source
• Missouri Firm Recalls Fresh Boneless Beef Products Due to Possible E. coli 0157:H7 Contamination
• North Carolina Firm Recalls Pork Barbeque Products Due to an Undeclared Allergen

• Biomass Board Releases Biofuel Feedstock Report
• Economist: 'Blending wall' stands in way of ethanol growth
• Continental Airlights biofuel test flight is today
• BIO: Renewable biofuels can create green jobs, contribute to new energy economy
• Pacific Ethanol to suspend operation of Madera, Calif., ethanol plant
• U.S. biodiesel industry stands read to meet 2009 RFS targets
• Biofuels Positioned to Grow, But Challenges Loom
• Wind generation facilities help Texas ranching industry
• Bronson, Corporate Officials To Unveil Renewable Energy Project
• Verenium Announces First Commercial Cellulosic Ethanol Project
• VeraSun to Sell Former BioEnergy Plant
• TFB blasts GMA request for elimination of ethanol funding
• USDA awards Range Fuels an $80 million loan guarantee for cellulosic plant
• Checkoff-funded Lincoln exhibit makes biodiesel a part of presidential inauguration
• SynGest chooses Iowa for first plant to make bio-ammonia from corn stover
• Value of VeraSun Plants Hard to Guess
• Biofuels from Corn Residue Need Updated Environmental Protections, WRI Recommends
• WRI: Biofuels from corn residue need updated environmental protections
• Ethanol Emits 51% less greenhouse gasses then then Gasoline
• Ethanol emits 51 percent less greenhouse gas than gasoline, study shows
• Ag department makes biofuel blender pump guidelines permanent
• New catalyst paves way for ethanol-powered fuel cells
• JAL flight brings aviation one step closer to using biofuel
• Up to $25 million in funding for biomass R&D offered by USDA, DOE
• MGP Ingredients exits fuel alcohol business
• National Biodiesel Board unveils guiding principles for sustainability
• Illinois River Energy exec says U of MN ethanol study falls short
• VeraSun Energy files motion to sell all of its assets
• Amosson says expanded ethanol production 'is a given'
• New study shows large volume of cellulosic biofuels can be sustainably produced by 2030
• NCGA: Corn ethanol here today to fuel U.S. economy now
• Agriculture plays significant role in alternative energy boom
• Businesses mindful of energy efficiency and renewable fuel opportunities
• Alternative energy from farm products called ‘tip of the spear’
• U of IL: Algae a credible frontrunner as source for biofuels
• Guayule: Is this desert shrub a fuel of the future?
• Inbicon introduces 'The New Ethanol' to North America
• Study: Modern ethanol plant has negligible impact on land use, crop mix
• Woody biomass is Nebraska's untapped energy resource
• Genencor launches Accellerase(R) 1500, next step toward scale-up of cellulosic ethanol
• U of IL: Doubling a gene in corn results in giant biomass
• Pre-application period extended for Biomass Research and Development Initiative
• Go green on St. Patrick’s Day with green energy program
• NCGA supports efforts to increase ethanol blends beyond 10 percent
• Ethanol production up 41 percent in 2008
• U of IL tests miscanthus, switchgrass and restored prairie as potential energy crops
• Today's National Biodiesel Day; 60 scientists in six weeks have signed in support of the fuel
• POET joins Magellan Midstream Partners to assess dedicated ethanol pipeline
• Seminar offers basics on residential wind power
• Cost-saving technical breakthrough brings algae into energy spotlight
• Farm Bureau Demands Fairness for Biofuels in Carbon Scoring
• Energy leaders document promising pathways for biodiesel feedstocks
• Biofuel Leftovers Find new Life in Chicken Feed
• ADM, Canadian Bioenergy may form joint venture to build canola biodiesel facility
• New study finds no significant fuel pump performance problems with E20
• Congressional Budget Office issues report on ethanol
• AgriLife researchers tackling root rot, drought, biofuels
• High-yielding switchgrass the focus of Ceres, University of GA researchers
• NBB applauds Iowa's B5 milestone
• MW Research Institute advances algal biofuels research with new bioreactors
• Rabobank releases sustainable agriculture survey
• OriginOil announces breakthrough process to extract oil from algae
• Sustainable Energy Farm at Destiny, Fla., plants new alternative fuel crops
• National Arboretum unveils first solar-powered irrigation system
• Minnesota pumps up biodiesel blend effective today
• Lung associations urge more biodiesel use to improve air quality
• NBB: Commercial biodiesel production falls to 2006 levels
• More Loan guarantees and Economic Stimulus Money for biofuels
• Ethanol co-products team awarded for research, outreach
• Soybean checkoff powers tractor-pulling season with biodiesel
• Report: U.S. leads global ethanol consumption; global demand to increase 9.3% annually
• ARS: Watermelons tapped for ethanol
• Ceres yield results: Energy crop benefits are greatly underestimated
• Green Plains Renewable Energy to acquire two ethanol plants in Nebraska
• Agrasun working with jatropha as sustainable 2nd-generation bio-fuel feedstock
• Evolution Fuels Has Strategy for Up to 30% Ethanol Blends
• USDA Meets President Obama's 30-Day Biofuels Directive to Help Meet Country's Energy Needs
• Congressmen and Corn Farmers Coalition Call on EPA to Reconsider Ethanol Rules Using Better Informat
• Farmers encouraged to take a close look at energy use
• Biodiesel Blend Performs as Well as Ultra-Low Sulfur Fuel
• Farmers Awarded UT Switchgrass Contracts for Second Season
• Dow to build and operate pilot-scale, algae-based integrated biorefinery with Algenol Biofuels
• United Fresh Statement On Passage Of The Food Safety Enhancement Act
• Land O'lakes Schedules 2nd Quarter Earnings Call For August 13, 2009
• California Receives $18 Million For Agricultural Water Enhancement Projects
• Northern San Joaquin Valley Farmers Eligible For $2.6 Million To Improve Water Quality And Create Habitat
• Statement From The Pew Environment Group On The Hilborn-worm Study On Rebuilding Global Fisheries Published In Science
• Work Continues To Eradicate Giant Hogweed In Pennsylvania
• Increasing Regulation And Economic Volatility Key Catalysts For Risk Management In The Food System, Agribusiness And Beverage Industry, Says Report From Aon Analytics
• Cme Group Announces Launch Of Cleared Otc Options On Physical Agricultural Commodities
• China Marine Food Group Develops Four New Products For Consumer Tastes In Sichuan Area
• Fmc Corporation Announces Second Quarter 2009 Results
• The Andersons Expands Grain Storage Capacity
• Mosaic Announces New Unsecured Credit Facility
• China Green Agriculture, Inc. Expects To Exceed Revenue Guidance For Fiscal Year 2009
• Fiery American Lamb Competition Ends In A Draw
• Plainview Milk Products Cooperative Implements New Employee Boot Policy
• Dow Announces Leadership Transitions At Dow Advanced Materials And Dow Agrosciences
• Trimble Reports Second Quarter 2009 Revenue Of $290.1 Million And Non-gaap Earnings Per Share Of $0.31
• Media Advisory - Ritchie Bros. To Hold Large Unreserved Auction On Site Of Former Vancouver, Wa Airport
• Allrecipes.com Helps Cooks Put Together Fresh Picked Meals At Farmers' Markets This Summer
• Agco Reports Second Quarter Results
• U.s. Foodservice Cites Critical Need For Food Safety Culture From Farm To Fork During Monterey Pma Conference
• Father And Son Commercial Fishermen Plead Guilty To Illegal Harvesting Of Rockfish
• William Oemichen Selected As United Fcs Director
• Cobank Commences Exchange Offer For Its Series A Preferred Stock
• Yongye International, Inc. Announces Completion Of Corporate Name Change And Change In Stock Symbol From Ygyb To Ygii
• Governor Rendell Urges Usda Secretary To Help Pa Dairy Farmers
• China Green Agriculture, Inc. Announces Full Exercise Of Over-allotment Option
• Fmc Corporation's Board Declares Quarterly Dividend
• Pennsylvanians Recognized For Conservation Successes
• Emerald Ash Borer Found In Indiana County; Quarantine Expanded
• Pilgrim's Pride To Idle Two Chicken Processing Facilities In Athens, Alabama And Athens, Georgia
• Weak Dollar And High Oil Prices In H1 Fail To Blight Syngenta's Optimism
• Syngenta Half Year Results 2009
• Industrias Bachoco Announces Second Quarter 2009 Results
• Consolidated-tomoka Land Co. Declares Dividend
• China Green Agriculture, Inc. To Present At Capstone's Third Annual Small-cap Investor Conference On July 29 At 3:30pm Ct
• Bunge Reports Second Quarter Results
• U.s. Census Bureau Daily Feature For July 23
• Chatham Financial Launches Otc Derivatives Website To Support Informed Legislation Changes
• Pepco Energy Services Selected By Pa Farm Show Complex To Implement Energy Savings Performance Contract
• Mosaic Reports Fiscal Year 2009 Fourth Quarter Results
• Report: Ag Education Still Vital To Pa's Workforce, Steps For Improvement Outlined
• Tractor Supply Company Reports Second Quarter 2009 Results
• Meijer To Pump Millions Into Local Economies By Sourcing Fruits And Vegetables From Area Farmers
• 'end The Eight Years Of Shame' A Diverse Work Force Of Ny Thoroughbred Breeders' Stables & Farms Will Tell State Leaders At Monday Protest Over Aqueduct Vlts
• Art's Way Manufacturing Announces Global Sales Continue To Grow
• Mosaic Announces Quarterly Dividend Of $0.05 Per Share
• Parents Urged To 'make Change To Save Change' At Back-to-school Time
• Brf - Brasil Foods S.a. Offering
• Valmont Reports Second Quarter Results
• The Dannon Company Awards The Ohio Ffa Foundation The Fourth Annual Dannon Next Generation Nutrition Grant
• China Green Agriculture, Inc. Raises Approximately $25 Million From Shelf Offering
• Neogen Reports 16% Increase In Revenues
• Long-term Cooperation With Leading Australian Research Institute Csiro:
• Vuance Secures $5 Million, Five-year Contract With Best-in-class Masc System For Allens, Inc.
• Dupont Posts Solid Second Quarter 2009 Results
• Farm Aid Announces More Artists To Join Festival Lineup On Oct. 4
• Monsanto, Dow Agrosciences Complete U.s. And Canadian Regulatory Authorizations For Smartstax Corn; Plans Set To Launch Seed Platform On 3 Million- To 4 Million-plus Acres
• Dow Agrosciences, Monsanto Complete U.s. And Canadian Regulatory Authorizations For Smartstax Corn; Plans Set To Launch Seed Platform On 3 Million- To 4 Million-plus Acres
• Epicurious.com Returns To Farmers' Markets On Nationwide Greenmarket Tour
• Ritchie Bros. To Conduct Complete Dispersal For George Schmid Sons In Vancouver, Wa Unreserved Auction
• Study Finds Soy Safe For Men
• Neogen Corporation Announces Year-end Results Conference Call
• Dozens Of Cranes Sold At Us$20 Million Ritchie Bros. Auction In Chicago
• Seven U.s. Cattle Operations Recognized For Outstanding Environmental Conservation Efforts
• Trimble Acquires Farm Works Software Assets To Expand Its Precision Agriculture Solutions
• Potato Tops Poll To Be Uk's National Veg
• Bunge Limited Schedules Second Quarter 2009 Earnings Release And Conference Call
• Consolidated Tomoka Announces Second Quarter Earnings
• Consumers Ask Ohio Governor To Repeal Emergency Rule On Dairy Labeling
• Willie Nelson And Farm Aid Bringing Music Festival To St. Louis
• Farmer Mac Has No Financial Exposure To Cit
• Seaworld And Busch Gardens Grant $700,000 To Help Protect At-risk Animals
• Agfeed Industries Forms Joint Venture -- Agfeed International Protein Technology With M2p2 To Further Pan Asian Pork Production Using Western Technology
• Dr. Miriam (miki) Haran, Former Director General Of Israel's Ministry Of Environment, To Become An External Director Of Icl's Board Of Directors
• Despite Stricter Federal Requirements, Whole Foods Market Remains Committed To Organic Certification
• Scottsmiracle-gro To Release Third Quarter 2009 Financial Results; Conference Call With Investors On Wednesday, July 29
• Industrias Bachoco Announces Filing Form 20-f/a With The Sec
• Orange County Food Bank Receives 100 Tons Of Food
• American Lorain Forms Partnership To Increase Exports To The United States
• Tractor Supply Company To Webcast Second Quarter 2009 Results
• Agco Announces 2009 Second Quarter Earnings Release And Conference Call
• Jewett-cameron Announces 3rd Quarter Financial Results
• Idfa Chairman Asks Congress For Long-term Policy Solutions To Help U.s. Dairy Industry Thrive
• Fmc Corporation Announces Dates For Second Quarter 2009 Earnings Release And Webcast Conference Call
• Dow Agrosciences Announces Agreement To Acquire Pfister Hybrids
• Pennsylvania Ag Secretary Advises Wheat Farmers With Crop Insurance To Sample Crops For Mycotoxin
• Michigan Strategic Fund Invests In Venomix
• Elemica Integrates Core Business Processes & More Than 100 Supply Chain Partners For Specialty Chemicals Global Leader Lanxess
• Monsanto Company Invests In Developing New Technologies For Wheat With Acquisition Of Westbred Business
• Emerald Ash Borer Found In Armstrong, Washington Counties; Quarantine Expanded
• Exciting Deltapine Class Of '10 Cotton Varieties Being Evaluated By Farmers In 2009 Npe Program
• Brazil's Scientific Research On The Rise, Thomson Reuters Study Finds
• China Kangtai Cactus Biotech Inc. To Launch Patented Cactus Hog Feed
• Thousands Bid On Equipment In Unreserved Ritchie Bros. Auction In Fort Worth
• Syndication Inc. Announces Mac Marshall Jr. Merged Pinnacle Energy With Sentinel Renewable Energies In South Carolina; Phase 1; Bio-diesel
• Ldk Solar To Hold Annual General Meeting On August 28, 2009
• Energy Focus, Inc. Selected To Receive $1.4 Million Contract To Provide Led Lighting For Virginia Class Attack Submarines
• Lithium-ion Battery Maker Enerdel Teams With Nissan To Research Key Electric Vehicle Battery Material
• Petra Solar's $200 Million Contract With Pse&g Will Result In Largest Pole-attached Solar Installation In World
• Renesola Celebrates Official Grand Opening Of 3,000 Mt Polysilicon Manufacturing Facility In Sichuan Province
• Hague Corp. Subsidiary Solterra Renewable Technologies To Launch First Of Its Kind Continuous Batch Tetrapod Quantum Dot Semi-conductor Production
• Lennox International Receives 2009 North American Frost & Sullivan Award For Industry Innovation & Leadership Of The Year
• Fenwick & West In Seattle Becomes First Law Firm In The United States To Gain Platinum Leed-ci Designation
• New Generation Biofuels Announces The Closing Of Registered Direct Offering Of $3.2 Million In Common Stock And Warrants
• A-power Energy Generation Systems Ltd. To Acquire 1.5mw Wind Turbine Proprietary Technology From Shenyang Huaren Wind Power Technology Development Co., Ltd.
• Terrabon Produces High-octane 'green Gasoline' From Non-food Biomass; Plans To Build Plant In Port Arthur
• Johns Manville's E3 Company And Energy Conversion Devices To Deliver Photovoltaic Systems For Commercial Roofs
• Hague Corp. Subsidiary Solterra Renewable Technologies Signs Exclusive Licensing Agreement With University Of Arizona For Printed Electronics Technology
• Aqua-therm, Llc Announces The Successful Completion Of The Willmar Municipal Utilities Wind Energy Project
• Evolucia Inc. And Fairview, Texas Joins Cree Led City(r) Program; First Town In Texas To Build A Street Exclusively With Led Lighting
• Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter & Industry Leaders Announce Formation Of The Colorado Cleantech Industry Association
• New Generation Biofuels Announces Registered Direct Offering Of $3.44 Million In Common Stock And Warrants
• Residents And Dignitaries Join Gdf Suez To Celebrate The Grand Opening Of The West Cape Wind Farm On Pei
• Hague Corp's. Subsidiary, Solterra Renewable Technologies, To Present At Saudi Arabia's 'kingdom Project Expansion & Investment Summit'
• Invitation To The International Press Conference With Jermaine Jackson Presentation Of The Save The World Awards 2009
• Valeo Research Projects To Receive Financing Of Up To 300 Million Euros From The European Investment Bank
• Green Energy Resources Obtains $8 Million Financing Commitment For A Shared Credit Facility Secured By A Standby Letter Of Credit For Joint Venture
• Mtech's Maryland Industrial Partnerships Program Announces 17 Collaborative Research Projects Between Maryland Companies And Faculty To Develop High-tech Products
• Cleantech Forum Xxiii Opens In Boston September 8th Highlighting Impact Of Global Government Stimulus On Clean Technology Market
• Case Studies, Technology, And Incentives To Be Featured At Geothermal Heating And Small Power Workshop
• Scope E-knowledge Center Releases The First Of Its "gogreen" Series Reports - "solar Photovoltaic Cells (spvc) Market - A Market & Ip Perspective"
• Accce Amends Second-quarter Lobbying Disclosure Report With The Clerk Of The U.s. House Of Representatives And The Secretary Of The U.s. Senate
• Sino-german Leather Producer Isa Tan Tec Celebrates Topping-out Ceremony For Its New Eco-tannery In Saigon
• Bp Solar International U.s. Manufacturing Plant Using Energy Automation Systems, Inc. (easi) To Lower Electricity Costs And Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Ls Power Announces Memorandum Of Understanding With Western Area Power Administration For The Southwest Intertie Project
• Renesola Signs Letters Of Intent To Develop 500 Mw On-grid Power Generation Project And 5 Mw Rooftop Project
• Leading Southeast Multi-unit Restaurant Operator Jim 'n Nick's Bar-b-q Rolling Out The 'ecoview Commercial' Smart Energy Manager In 25 Locations Across 6 States
• Institutional Investor Karl W. Miller Expresses Support For Exelon Bid For Nrg And Exelon Director Nominees
• Broadwind Energy Announces Appointment Of Stephanie Kushner As Chief Financial Officer
• Nissan Unveils 'leaf' - The World's First Electric Car Designed For Affordability And Real-world Requirements
• Panasonic To Sponsor Mit Solar Vehicle Team
• Thermoenergy And The Focus Fund Sign Commitment For $600,000
• Fishing For Energy Comes To The Oregon Coast
• Ja Solar Announces New Members To Its Board Of Directors
• Verizon Residential Wireline Customers Who Register To Receive And Pay Bills Online Can Save Time, The Environment And Win Prizes
• Mass Megawatts Licensee Joins Greene Accelerator
• N-viro International Announces Property Purchase Agreement For Mahoning Valley N-viro Fuel Project
• Pure Earth, Inc. Trevose, Pa. Announces Income Projections For 2009, 2010 And 2011
• Ricardo, Inc., Says Advanced Spark-ignited Boosted Engines Will Make Inroads Into Diesel Segments
• Air Products Selected For Department Of Energy Research Grant
• Epa Recognizes Lockheed Martin As A Top Green Power Purchaser
• Viaspace Pursuing Renewable Energy Business In Asia
• Life-cycle Assessment Proves How Environmentally Friendly Led Lamps Are
• Plankton Power And Rtdc Announce Proposed Algae-to-biofuels Pilot Facility On Cape Cod
• Jacobs Receives Contract From Baa For New Energy Centre At London Heathrow Airport
• Southern Africa Set For A Flood Of Renewable Energy Projects According To Frost & Sullivan
• Trina Solar Closes Follow-on Public Offering Of 4,500,000 American Depositary Shares
• Statement by Bob Stallman, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding EPA Announcement...
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack: Availability of Funding to Promote Biofuels and Bioenergy Production
• USDA seeks comment on biofuels rule
• Source: Energy bill next week

• Patsy Nathe is "Woman of the Year in Agriculture"
• CSAs help consumers eat locally and connect with f
• Va. chefs cite importance of buying locally
• DOUGLASS COMMENTS ON ANOTHER TERM AS AGRICULTURE C
• Monsanto Confirms Safety of Research Cotton in Tex
• Strain hears concerns of Farmers
• USDA Emergy Funds are available to LA Producers
• USDA's Stocks for Food, Feeds Millions
• USDA Provides $77 million to repair Farmland
• Schafer comments on Farm Financial Forecast
• Asian Citrus Psyllid (ACP) and Huanglongbing (HLB)
• Sparks Praises Farmers Response to EPA Proposal
• CT Will Bond $5 Million for Farmland Preservati
• HDOA Releases Biocontrol Insect to Control Gall Wa
• Illinois Department of Ag gets more Fed Funds
• 2008 Indiana Conservation Photo Contest Winners
• Farmland protection catching on in N.C.
• Board of Public Works Approves $291,272 in Agricul
• NCDA looking for Agritourism Farms
• NCDA&CS undertaking agricultural water use survey
• Bronson Warns of Wildlife risk, and asks publics help in minizing risk.
• Committee Continues Examination of Role of Credit Derivatives in the U.S. Economy
• Statement on Vilsack Nomination to Secretary of Agriculture
• Financial issues could add to holiday stress, depression this year
• Irradiation may be the answer to E. coli outbreaks says Iowa State professor
• Make a New Year?s resolution: no paper soil-test reports
• State soil-testing lab launches bar-code tracking system
• USDA Enacts Changes to Payment Limitation, Income Qualification, and Implements Direct Attribution
• Milk Income Loss Contract Program signup begins December 22.
• USDA Announces $212 million in Internatoinal Assistance under the Food for Progress Program
• WV Commisioner Worried About Abandon Animals
• AGCO to hold Brief
• Golden LEAF grant to fund GLOBALGAP certifications for farmers
• Representative Ray LaHood Nominated as Secretary of Transportation
• Cargill donates $5 million for emergency hunger relief
• Michigan Plum Producers Vote to Support Marketing Program
• Seasonal Worker Pilot Program Applications Due January 7, 2009
• Organic certification cost share now available MN
• Governor Rell Announces $907,055 in Grants for Farms, Non-Profit Ag Groups and Municipalities Agricu
• FOR NEW YEAR 2009, RESOLVE TO BE A SMARTER CONSUMER
• Governor Kaine Announces $500,000 in Farmland Preservation Grants VA
• ARS: Helping canneries make better use of leftover water
• LDAF biosecurity protocols put in place at racetrack
• Northey Contacts Obama Transition to Highlight Progam to Improve Water Quality
• CEO Dick Bond resigns from Tyson Foods, effective immediately
• Careful land management protects Mississippi watersheds
• Tyson Foods pleads guilty, agrees to pay fine for OSHA violation that led to worker death
• NCGA dissapointed at stalled Doha trade talks
• Purdue Extension program will help farmers develop a plan
• New Jersey Gypsy Moth Population expected to decline in 2009
• New U.S. Soybean Federation formed in response to recent ASA actions
• ARS; New test speeds triclosan detection in water
• Food prices increase at fastest rate in 30 years
• Farmers take advantage of new PDR Ordinance
• Bradley to manage Farm Bureau membership, leadership programs
• Vilsack could take Office Same Day as Obama
• Retail food prices dropped slightly in last quarter of 2008
• Va. farmers among those shaping national Farm Bureau policies
• Arkansas Farm Bureau Supports AG?s Animal Cruelty Proposal
• Monango couple named to AFBF committee
• USDA Anounances purchase of up to 63.4 million lbs of Orange Juice
• Quarantine area for the imported fire ant expanded
• Bayer Animal Health to continue research with Juvaris BioTherapeutics
• Scientists: Half of world's population could face climate-induced food crisis by 2100
• ARS: Remediated water expands irrigation options
• Non-Traditional Leadership Roles Urged for FB Women
• AFBF Recognizes 15 County Farm Bureaus for Excellence
• Biotech Industry Tags ?GE-free? Labels as Misleading
• Top Farmer Idea Award Goes to Indiana FB Inventor
• Foundation for Agriculture Presents Eagle Awards
• Farmers Urged to ?Become Activists? for Agriculture
• Teachable Moments
• USDA commits to $100 million in food aid
• FSA office closures likely to continue
• TCAA announces new executive director
• One of 388 salmonella illnesses reported in Harris County
• Obama vows stimulus plan will create millions of jobs; unemployment will still rise
• Volunteers help farmers fix fences
• Olmsted County Farm Bureau Member Qualifies for Sweet Sixteen in National Competition
• Minnesota Farm Bureau Earns National Recognition
• Nobles and West Polk County Farm Bureau Members Qualify for Top 10 in National Competitions
• Retail food prices drop slightly in last quarter of 2008
• Two CT Counties Designated as Natural Disaster Areas
• Fergus County Farm Bureau member wins MFBF Young Farmer & Rancher Discussion Meet
• USDA Issues Final Rule on Mandantory Country of origin Labeling
• USDA Announces $950 million in Tobacco transition payments
• WV Department of Agriculture names new state Vet
• Florida Breakfast Partnership Recognized by Governer
• AGCO Announces Appointment of Hubertus Muehlhaeuser to General Manager of Eastern Europe and Asia
• Schafer: COOL Not Trade Issue
• TaxLink by Andy Biebl
• Report: Good News on Ag, Environment
• OSU study: Raw milk health threats outweigh alleged benefits
• BIO launches new humanitarian award for innovators in biotech
• USDA/CSREES awards $5.3 million in water quality grants
• ARS: Research underway to filter water draining from golf courses
• EU official: Europe must eventually accept biotech
• Rural Residents Work to Strengthen Their Communities
• Young Farmers and Ranchers Take Top Honors
• Eckel, LaHood Earn Distinguished Service Awards
• Bill Bradley: ?Can-Do? Spirit Will Sustain America
• Sec. Schafer: U.S. Agriculture Can Be Force for Peace
• FB Members Donate Funds to AFB Foundation for Ag
• Halt to paddy rice exports to Mexico continues
• PETA looking to protect sea kittens
• AFBF: Farmers Ready to Work with new Administration
• PA Farmer Selected National Chair of YF&R Committee
• Little fixes can save big bucks in greenhouses this winter
• CME Group Announces Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday Hours
• USDA outlines progress in implementing new farm bill
• MU: Chasing thundersnow could lead to more accurate forecasts
• Newsom on the Market
• FB: Farmers Need Policies that Promote Economic Growth
• Improving Iowa Roads, Energy Sources and Property Tax Among Farm Bureau Properties in 2009 Legislat
• Texas headed back into drought conditions
• Veach elected to American Farm Bureau board
• Senate to Consider Vilsack for Ag Sec
• Fillmore County Farm Bureau recognized at AFBF Annual Meeting
• Montana Farm Bureau receives awards at AFBF Annual Convention
• Montana MFBF members learn, compete at American Farm Bureau Convention
• MFBF Legislative Highlights - January 9, 2009
• USDA Feilds Farm Bill Preparing Ground For Next Administration
• $267 Million Rural Development Broadband Loan Finilized
• Winter Weather Advisory: Below Freezing Weather Presents Health Hazards for Pets, Livestock
• Texas is Focus of $4.9 Million to Help Eradicate Harmful Fever Tick in South Texas
• Bronson Reminds Consumers About Free Credit Reports
• Pesticide Board tightens rules for keeping records of pesticide use in North Carolina
• Troxler announces staff changes in Western N.C.
• New Conference Targets Women in Small Businesses and Agriculture
• Trucking Restrictions Eased to Expedite Freeze-vulnerable crops, Bronson Announces
• Ag secretary nominee causes dustup in organic industry
• USDA to make $58.4 million available to producers, entities through new conservation program
• USDA continues efforts to keep invasive species out of the U.S.
• Bronson Warns Consumers of Jury of Duty Scam
• EU calls Bush administration move to suspend 'carousel' trade sanctions 'illegal,' taking case to WT
• Vilsack to Focus on Nutrition
• Farm Bureau members to serve on National Commodity Committees
• USDA to audit, investigate soybean checkoff
• GFB Members attend 90th Annual AFBF convention
• Rural Americans better able to get loans, according to USDA report
• Virginians take part in 90th national Farm Bureau convention and policy discussion
• Farmers to meet with state legislators on agriculture issues
• Winter hasn?t shuttered some Virginia farmers? markets
• Florida Farm Bureau takes honors at national level
• WI Farm Bureau urges members to keep atop of estate tax changes
• Kentucky AFBF Highlights
• USDA and EPA to announce Chesapeake Bay Water shed Initiantive
• USDA Seeks Comments on Wetlands Reserve Program
• USDA's Interim Final Rule Amends Enviromental Quality Incentives Program
• Northern Blacklands Boll Weevil Referendum Ballots Due
• Bredesen Requests Federal Farm Assistance for Giles and Macon Counties
• State Expands Forestland Conservation on South Cumberland
• Have a Heart for Your Valentine
• CME Group to Expand International Incentive Programs
• Terra Industries confirms receipt of unsolicited take-over bid from CF
• Prairie soil organic matter shown to be resilient under intensive agriculture
• FY 2009 signup starts for USDA Conservation Innovation Grants
• How much does it cost to raise two little girls from Chicago?
• USDA Seeks Public Comments on Change of Wildlife Habitat Incentives
• USDA's interim Final Rule Amends Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program
• California Department of Food and Agriculture Announces Vacancies on the Seed Advisory Board
• Secretary Kawamura Announces Formation of the Equine Advisory Task Force
• Drought and Water Delivery Limitations Focus of State Board of Food and Agriculture Meeting
• Sweet sorghum syrup crystallization may occur
• USDA names member to the National Potato Promotion Board
• MBAg by Adam Erwin
• Some Key Projects Not in House Plan
• Grooming a Dead Horse
• Farm Bureau adopts new climate change policy
• Bush Hauls EU to WTO on Poultry Ban
• AFBF working on Clean Water Act ruling
• Milk Income Loss Contract program signup underway
• NPPC sues EPA on emissions rule
• Obama Pledges to Rebuild U.S.
• Animal rights activists continue to build warchest
• Shaun Fulford joins Florida Farm Bureau staff
• Young Farmers and Ranchers Compete In National Contests
• Use value assessment law continues to preserve farmland
• 2009 DCP sign-up underway
• CME Group to Offer Ethanol Swaps on CME ClearPort
• Newsom on the Market Today
• Ask the Taxman by Andy Biebl
• Vilsack confirmed as ag secretary
• Winter may benefit wildlife, farmers
• Want fruit with that burger?
• Feds sending funds for fever tick program
• Cotton Inc. releases sustainability survey results
• Gasoline prices up for first time since September 2008
• San Patricio County reporter receives TFB Media Award
• Young Farmers and Ranchers Take Top Honors TX
• Specialist: Don't let 'articulated' vehicle laws park farm trucks
• Center for Profitable Agriculture Welcomes ?GROW-10" PROGRAM Coordinator
• White Flag in Acreage Battles
• Vilsack Mum on Key USDA Posts
• CRFA: Obama administration pushes accelerator for renewable fuels
• PepsiCo, Carbon Trust certify carbon footprint of Tropicana orange juice
• K-State researchers to study wheat blast fungus
• Legal defense fund calls for Obama Administration to end USDA Animal ID rule
• Farm Bureau urges ag, rural focus in stimulus bill
• Franklin producer named to task force on government debt
• State?s ag development officials form alliance
• Plans being made for community farm in Fauquier County
• TFB: Constitution change a good first step
• Extension: Drought having dire effects around Texas
• TPWD looking for a volunteers for bat tours
• New CAFO Rule Gets Airing Out
• Stimulus Bill Boosts Rural Development
• Stimulus Bill Boosts Rural Development 1/23/08
• ARS: Canopy cover provides practical clue to plants' thirst
• Scientists simulate mixing the perfect dough to better understand mixing properties
• Vilsack names Norris, Jett as his top advisers
• Iowa Farm Bureau's New Dimensions in Farm Risk Conference to Help Farmers Deal With The Risk Market
• Death sentences await Chinese charged in tainted milk case
• USDA to measure economic state of Texas agriculture
• Committee approves $6 billion for rural Internet
• NRCS Announces Funding for Four Conservation Programs
• Vilsack Lays out Priorities, extands Comments Period for Payment Limitations Rule
• WVDA updating Producer Inrformation
• Farm Credit Bank of Texas Hires Director of Government Relations
• Argentine president declares farm emergency
• Carbon Credit Informational Meetings Set
• Hutchison talks 'diminished access' with Farm Bureau
• Tougher rules to end overfishing in US waters
• Highlights Monday from the Legislature
• TFB president urges real change on eminent domain
• Farm Bureau urging rural focus in stimulus bill
• Rice trade with Mexico resumes
• Vilsack Announces Rural Grant and Loan recipients
• Luzerne County queen 'fairs' Well by winning state Competition
• Agriculture Emergency Loan Assistance Available to Two Missouri Counties
• Missouri Business Fined for Violating Missouri Pesticide Use Act
• Three stores pay fines for price-scanning errors
• ARS: Reducing nitrate discharge to downstream ecosystems
• Grass strips help curb erosion, herbicide transport
• NCGA urges growers to push for waterways infrastructure funding as part of economic stimulus
• New diet is a breath of fresh air for swine operations
• Terra Industries board rejects unsolicited CF bid
• CF Industries remains committed to buying all outstanding Terra Industries shares
• Farmer George Plants a Nation Selected as Book of the Year
• U of IL study: Groundhogs prefer life in the city
• ARS: Floating vegetation mats may help clean fishery wastewater
• GMA works to reassure consumers after peanut recall is expanded
• ACGA says its platforms align with Obama's call for economic reform
• District Winners of Governors Stewardship Award Announced
• New H-2A rules now in effect
• %27 billion of Stimulus Package would go at Agriculture
• USDA to Measure Economic State of Agriculture
• Sylvestor Peanut Warehouse Fire Ruled Accidental
• Indian River citrus growers receive accolades for environmental stewardship
• Fish farming may come to Gulf of Mexico
• Stimulus dollars destined for farm programs
• Vilsack extends comment period for payment limits rule
• Texas drought getting worse
• USDA and Arkansas Partner on Conservation Program to Benefit Illinois River Watersheds
• Vilsack to Delay Special Forest and Botantical Products
• USDA Issues Partial 2008 Counter-Cylical Payment for upland cotton.
• Arrest Made in Police Impersonation Case
• USDA to grant more than $6 million to help socially disadvantaged farmers, ranchers
• Infrastructure report card shows need for inland waterways funding
• Wind Power Wins Renew Rural Iowa Entrepreneur of the Month Award
• Snake oil, science and the FDA
• Give your farm business a marketing boost
• MAEAP marks 10 years of environmental protection on Mich. farms
• Local farmer to receive grand prize
• District winners announced for Farm Bureau essay contest
• Farmers To Focus On Property Rights During '09 Leg. Session
• ARS: Using X-ray technology grades peanuts faster, more accurately
• USDA: Livestock sellers to receive $2 million in Agriprocessors trust payout
• Vilsack extends public comment period on Special Forest Products and Forest Botanical Products final
• Peanut Commission Expresses Disapointment with PCA
• Stevia is nature’s non-calorie sweetener
• Loudoun County is home to the state’s most berry farms
• Food Freedom Day to be marked with donations to charities
• Local farmer to receive grand prize Indiana
• District winners announced for Farm Bureau essay contest Indiana
• Farm Odor Management Regulations take effect fed 27 PA
• Organizations Needed to Feed Hungry Children This Summer
• Commissioner Staples Announces Vision to Expand Trade with Cuba
• “Farm To School” Program Will Help Schools Buy More Fresh Local Produce, Bronson Announces
• A to do list for February
• Agriculture and other organizations Wooing Tour Bus Operaters
• U of MN: Cellulosic ethanol may benefit human health, help slow climate change
• Workshop to prepare families for the next generation
• Purdue expert offers advice to reduce credit card debt
• Ice storm tree damage offers chance to detect emerald ash borer
• USDA, DOE Announce Up to $25 Million in Funding for Biomass Research and Development Initiative
• FL Ag Producers Brace for more Cold weather, rush to Harvest and Transport Crops
• FL Weight and Size Limit of Trucks relaxed until Feb 25.
• USDA announces planting transferability pilot project in 7 states
• Making on-farm animal waste digestion work
• Weed control on rangeland demands long-term strategic effort
• Several factors to assess when deciding whether to lease or buy ag machinery
• Census of ag shows growing diversity in U.S. farming
• Ag Secretary Vilsack to be 2009 Ag Outlook Forum keynote speaker
• NRDC requests 2,4-D ban
• ARS: Raising seafood inland?
• USDA awards $356 in rural electric loans in 10 states
• MAEAP marks decade
• Gov't: Plant Knew Peanuts Laced With Salmonella
• Up and Down Commodity Prices Leave Farmers Uneasy
• GFB Submits comments on Water Conservation Plan
• GFB Hosts Annual Presidents Conference
• Diary Farmers in Crisis as Milk Prices Sour
• Scheme at Iowa Lab May have Lasted Years
• Food Freedom Recipe Contest ends Feb. 28
• Follow guidelines when heating outbuildings
• Plan now for an early-spring garden
• Virginia peanuts not part of product recall
• Dairy industry shaken by increased inputs, decreased exports
• Farm Bureau promotes Food Check-Out Week Stretching your grocery dollars with healthy, nutritious fo
• From the Farm Gate to the Food Plate
• Trade Needs vs. Trade Politics
• Weld is No. 8 in U.S. Ag Production
• USDA announces Planting Transferability Pilot Project in Minnesota
• New horticulturalist named in Tom Green County
• Water conservation study underway in Panhandle
• Estes to head Senate Committee on Ag, Rural Affairs
• Fuel prices fall to finish January
• Dan Dierschke elected Beef Board vice chair
• NCDA&CS gives Exporter of the Year Award to Nash County sweet potato grower/packer
• Forum to focus on economy’s effects on agriculture
• General Mills to make Yoplait(R) yogurt 'rBST-free' by August 2009
• Joint NCGA-USGA trade team meets in Guatemala
• Syngenta enters into crop gene research collaboration with Anhui Academy in China
• ARS honors scientists, support staff
• State Farm Bureaus Provide Record-Breaking Support to Food Banks
• AFBF Launches Consumer Web Site
• Sesquicentennial Farm Applications Due April 1
• Jordan farm family wins MDA Good Farm Neighbor Award
• MDA issues consumer advisory for Jack & The Green Sprouts
• California Invasive Species Council Announced at World Ag Expo
• Bronson Announces Deadline For Nominations For 2009 Ag Environmental Awards
• Canadian Trade Delegation To See Variety And Quality Of Florida Agricultural Products
• Inventors win ARS technology transfer honors
• National Ground Water Awareness Week Calls for Good Stewardship
• PCA closes Plainview plant
• Farm census numbers released
• Texas AgriLife Extension specialists honored
• Farm Bureau leaders comment on high speed rail
• Farm Bureau Week February 16-20
• USDA Ag Census Shows Growth in Michigan's Second Largest Industry: $2 billion increase in farm gate
• Soil test is valuable key to effective pasture renovation
• Governor Kaine Announces Federal Disaster Designations
• Virginia Shelled and unshelled Peanuts Safe to Eat
• Farm to Table Program Brings chefs and Farmers Together
• Secretary Kawwmura Establishes Specialty Crop Advisory Committee
• Farm Bureau Day at the Capitol Spotlights Ag
• Regional Water Councils Appointed
• Ag tax credits will spur growth in value-added industries
• Bruins: Ag Census Outlines Huge Economic Impacts for Wisconsin
• Vilsack Establishes the People's Garden Project on the Bicentennial of Lincoln Birth
• Texas Department of Agriculture Wins Marketing Awards
• Cattle producers reminded of new FDA carcass disposal rule
• Sesquicentennial Farm Applications Due April 1 MN
• New Web Page Shows Consumers Which Florida Products Are In Season
• Organic Producers Offered New Ideas for Growing their Small Farms
• Ag census finds dramatic loss of Virginia farmland
• U of IL: Meeting milk price challenges
• American Heart Association finds Omega-6 fatty acids in soybean oil heart-healthy
• Food Check-Out week evolves to include nutrition tips
• ISU to suspend operation of its food irradiation facility but continue research with outside firm
• USDA pressure chamber exposes microcracks in eggs
• MU researchers working toward making biodegradable plastics from plants
• Farm Bureau Day at Capitol Spotlights Ag
• Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame to induct five
• Free Training to Help the First Responders in AgriTerrorism
• TDA Secures Exemption To Help Beekeepers
• Bronson Reminds Consumers That Deadline Looming For Digital Conversion Of Television Signal
• Bronson To Release USDA Report Showing Solid Gains For Florida Agriculture
• Gov. Gregoire appoints Department of Agriculture Director
• Western N.C. lab certified to process Coggins test
• Workshop for grant writing will be March 18 and April 22
• Presidential Inauguration Honey Bee Style
• Joint symposium for beef, dairy and forage industries
• Food Check-Out Week celebrates America’s agricultural efficiency
• Rural broadband to get $6 billion of stimulus package
• Dairy farmers facing hard times in recession
• Rural residents take heed during dry conditions
• Peanut producers accepting research proposals
• New Panhandle district Extension chief named
• Grazing management school looks to save dollars at farm gate
• Work smart during dry conditions
• Determing rice gene function: unlocking the secrets
• OriginOil signs cooperative agreement with DOE lab
• North Carolina Student Wins FB Collegiate YF&R Discussion Meet
• Staci Braswell joins Florida Farm Bureau staff
• Key Issues, Speakers set for Ag Day at the Capitol
• Register for Building a Winning Team Marketing Program
• Farm Bureau Commemorates Food Check-Out Week
• Minnesota Farm Bureau Launches Online Membership Renewal
• Minnesota Young Farmers & Ranchers Attend National Conference
• State Fair and Farm Bureau Accepting Century Farm Applications
• Minnesota Farm Bureau Holds Council of County Presidents
• USDA Report Shows Impressive Five-Year Gains For Florida Agriculture
• American Farm Bureau pleased with stimulus provisions
• ARS: Less nitrogen could increase profit, sustainability
• Steiner Tractor Parts Web site helps enthusiasts restore antique tractors
• Conservation groups issue call for mandatory "Sodsaver" program
• IBM and IBEC initiate broadband access to 200,000 rural americans
• ARS ships more seeds to genebank facility in Norway
• Study: Many farmers practice conservation out of empathy for others
• Bayer CropScience showcases new innovations at the 2009 Commodity Classic
• Vilsack calls for Stricter Food labels
• Georgia Officiails trying to Revive GA Peanut's Good Name
• Ag in the Classroom Awards Teacher Mini-Grants
• NJ Dairyman Named National Outstanding young Farmer
• Entrepreneurial success starts with planning, expert says
• Partners of the Cherokee National Forests Donate to UT Institute of Agriculture To Save Hemlock Tree
• UNL center invents way to make no-static packing peanuts
• New Western Legacy Alliance works to protect access to public lands
• Renewable fuels advocate launches campaign against Valero bid to aquire VeraSun assets
• Va. saw fewest farm deaths in 14 years
• Virginia has more part-time than full-time farmers, census findings show
• Wyoming Legislature Honors Larry Bourret
• Transcript of the First Ladies Remarks to USDA employees
• Vilsack Announances Implementation of Country of Origin Labeling
• Dairy & Promotion Council elects new board members
• New opportunity for Minnesota commercial fruit and vegetable producers
• Department of Agriculture Takes Action to Protect the Health and Safety of Animals
• Department of Agriculture Works to Protect Farmers and Grain Sellers
• Washington’s agricultural exports soar 60 percent in 2008
• Minnesota Grown Directory Deadline Extended
• Organic dairy producers win Good Farm Neighbor Award
• Summers, Jackson to be guest speakers at USDA Ag Outlook Forum
• Vilsack announces implementation of Country of Origin Labeling law
• USB: Audit, study find soybean checkoff fiscally responsible with good ROI
• Merrigan to be nominated as deputy secretary of agriculture
• ARS: Sorting weed seeds, saving water
• America's peanut farmers going to NYC to meet consumers, rebuild trust
• USDA, Ad Council launch PSAs; Disney characters to help promote MyPyramid.gov
• Cornucopia's message to Pres. Obama: Please fix the USDA's organic messCornucopia's message to Pres.
• Statement by Bob Stallman, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding Court Ruling About
• Statement by Bob Stallman, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding President Obama’s S
• Community Leaders Partner with Farm Bureau to Benefit Neighbors, Farm Youth
• Farm Bureau Warns Against Support Cuts
• Farm Bureau supports livestock preemption legislation
• MN Dept. of Agriculture penalizes applicator for illegal disposal of pesticide containers
• Three North Florida Properties Designated As Century Pioneer Family Farms
• Bronson Announces Arrest In Mortgage Scam
• Department of Agriculture Removes Approximately 200 Dogs in Ozark County
• North Carolina lost more than half a million acres of farmland from 2002-2007, latest ag census show
• NCDA&CS grants help secure five long-term conservation easements in Ashe, Buncombe, Franklin and Hal
• Petritz relishes new role
• Feeding the poorest of the poor
• Conference to discuss ways to control white tailed deer
• CME Group Announces the Launch of New Average Price Options Contracts
• Texas benefits from rural electric loans
• SFA claims top horticultural awards in regional contest
• Several Texans claim directorships on Cotton Council International
• Delisa named director of development at A&M Foundation
• Publications offer financial advice in a struggling economy
• State experts to discuss EAB infestations in Southern Indiana
• Calculate the Benefits During Weights and Measures Week
• The Safety of VA's Food Supply
• March 16 Crop Insurance Deadline Nears
• Maryland Receives Federal Crop Disaster Designation for Caroline, Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne's Count
• Tax-Time is an Opportunity to Fight Colorado Pet Overpopulation
• Prescribed Fire Protects Natural Areas And Contributes To Safety Of Residents, Bronson Says
• Bronson Announces Arrest Of Two Youths In Separate Fire Incidents
• Tennessee Weights & Measures Officials: Making a Difference, So You Don’t Pay the Difference
• Secretary Salazar and Secretary Vilsack Pledge Coordinated Federal Response to California Drought
• Ground Water and Wells: How to Protect the Water Supply
• Stallman Highlights Rural Development at USDA Forum
• U of H offers new course on carbon trading
• U.S. broiler meat exports break record
• Obama: NAFTA renegotiation will have to wait
• Breda, Iowa High-Tech Equipment Mover Wins Coveted Renew Rural Iowa Entrepreneur Award
• Extremest attacks on global food chain increased in 2008
• CSREES committee releases white paper on operating ag equipment on public roads
• AFBF's Stallman highlights rural development at USDA forum
• American Agri-Women meeting in St. Louis in April to update policy positions
• ARS: National collection conserves colonial sheep
• Time to think about spring moisture conditions, consideration for soil compaction
• Consider frost-seeding or interseeding pastures this spring
• Fuel prices edge back downward
• Texas egg production drops slightly
• Agriculture one of few bright spots in today’s economy
• Cotton growers speak out against Obama budget
• Filling the GDP Gap
• Insects Creep into Mass Media Marketing
• USDA awards more than $11 million for animal genomics research
• ARS: Satellites help keep Chesapeake Bay clean
• Study: Soybean oil reduces carbon footprint in swine barns
• U.S. Soybean Export Council puts its CEO on administrative leave
• CRA: Pure fructose frequently confused with high fructose corn syrup
• California legislator demands supermarkets catch recalled items at checkout
• New trade association formed for North America camelina industry
• ASA gives lifetime achievement award to National Biodiesel Board's Brinkmann
• Noiminees Sought for Farmers Market Committee
• CDFA Announces Vacancies on the Avocado Inspection Committee
• National Farm Conference Honors Missouri Pumpkin Patch
• State and National Agriculture Officials Celebrate School Breakfast Week
• Commissioner Staples Asks Texans to Help Rebuild Rural Southeast Texas Still Ravaged by Hurricane Ik
• Commissioner Staples Leads Initiative To Help Texas Farmers Meet Higher Agricultural Standards
• Rep. Tim Holden Earns Farm Bureau Golden Plow Award
• Farm Bureau Calls ‘Cow Tax’ Bill Timely and Critical
• Stallman: Bold Action on Tariffs Would Help Stop Global Slide
• Spirit of Optimism Buoys Young Farmers, Ranchers
• Vilsack: Choose between 'rich' Farmers or Feeding Hungry Children
• Carbon monoxide: silent, odorless dangerous
• Black tomatoes top favorites among heirloom varieties
• Demand for fresh fruits and vegetables expected to grow
• Florida Farm Bureau seeks support for agriculture as Legislature convenes
• Pennsylvania Farmers Discuss Economic Issues Confronting Agriculture during Meetings with Congressio
• Ag auctions help auction industry remain relatively strong in 2008
• New bacterial species named after ARS scientist
• Know the rules for handling animal losses on the farm
• Woodlands financial advisors can help weather economic storm
• UT Plateau Center Announces Spring Heifer and Bull Sale
• Bull soundness evaluations are like inexpensive insurance
• Local Food System has $30B in Stimulus Potential for Illinois Economy
• MDA Accepting Applications for Directory of Minnesota Organic Farms
• Vilsack Announces First Wave of Stimulus
• Life-saving technology - take steps now to prevent stroke
• FAPRI study sees farm income decline; lower food price inflation
• USB Outstanding Achievement Award goes to inventor of many soy-based materials
• Microsatellite genetic markers have major benefits for berry research
• Kansas National Guard ag team taps K-State expertise before mission to Afghanistan
• Ag Day at the Capitol is Tomorrow
• Structural Pest Control Committee approves settlement agreements
• Two Additional Counties in Missouri Eligible for Ag Emergency Loan Assistance
• Department of Agriculture Offers Marketing Assistance to Missouri Farmers Interested in Agritourism
• Wildfire Danger Increasing As Bronson Asks For Public’s Help In Fire Prevention
• Bronson Warns Consumers About Stimulus Money Scams
• Vegetable growers can look to Purdue publications for advice
• Pelosi addresses 107th National Farmers Union convention
• Survey says soybean farmers continue to support their checkoff
• Farmers advocate for mycotoxin research funds
• State, Federal Authorities Discuss Consumer Protection Priorities
• Vilsack Announces Energy Audit Applications now Being Accepted
• Vilsack, Copps and Wade Kick Off American Recovery and Reinvestment Act's Broadband Initiative
• Secretary Vilsack Teams Up With Sesame Workshop, National WIC Association
• Samonella Could Cost Peanut Farmers $1B
• Farm Bureau to Celelbrate Ag Week
• Bill would give mandatory recall authority to FDA
• Farm Sanctuary backs Illinois bill to ban bovine tail docking
• NPPC elects new officers, board members
• Purdue alumni honored for outstanding work in agriculture
• Purdue co-hosts conference for minority students in agriculture
• Economists: What sent farm prices up now bringing them down
• Kentucky Farms are Fun -- especially in tough economic times
• State government officials recognize Second Sunday
• USDA Awards $5 million in Grants for Nutrition Program
• USDA Now Accepting energy Audit applications
• N.C. Pesticide Board March settlements announced
• Maryland Celebrates Agriculture Week, March 15-21
• PA Dept of Ag names Policy Director as Deputy Secretary
• Farm Groups Offer Ag and Nutrition Education Training
• Online humane care training program launched for food producers
• ARS teams up to help farmers in Jordan
• 2009 Ag Day essay contest winner honored
• Awards Program to Recognize Best in agritourism Marketing
• Gov. Nixon, Director of Agriculture Recognize Missouri Farmers during National Agriculture Week
• Bronson Announces Arrest In Telemarketing Operation
• Bronson Announces $900,000 Award To Assist In Wildfire Prevention
• Illinois Dept of Ag to Plant community Garden
• State honors Minnesota producers during Ag Week celebration
• National Forest Stimulus Project to Protect Public from Woodland Fires
• ARS, Australian researchers team up against fruit pests
• U.S. Cattlemen Push for Legislative Action on Argentine Debt Problem
• Ag Groups Strongly Oppose Farm Safety Net Cuts
• Researchers Identify A Process That Regulates Seed Germination
• Soil-sampling, rotating SCN sources of resistance help long-term SCN control
• ARS: New ornamental peppers heading to market
• Borlaug calls for second Green Revolution
• Triple-crop sugar corn yields sugar, grain and biomass with less nitrogen
• A new chip identifies important bovine genomic traits
• President Obama announces under secretaries for USDA
• Pew applauds introduction of Preservation of Antibiotics for Medical Treatment Act
• Disaster Assistance for Producers Announced
• UT Gardens in Jackson Named Conifer Reference Garden
• Purdue Web site helps farmers transition to organic livestock
• Nanoscopic probes can track down and attack cancer cells
• Smartfield expands, commercializes ARS automated irrigation system
• Turf workshop provides support, tips to survive current economy
• Potential market scenario may require conservative use of inputs
• Agricultural economists discuss USDA report in live Webcast
• National conference focuses on promoting healthy lifestyles
• USDA to Hold Public Hearing on Broadband Initiatives
• Bronson Touts National Ag Day
• Minnesota Farm Bureau hosts Ag Week Rally at State Capitol
• Buy-in waiver extension approved for Disaster Assistance Programs
• Statement by Bob Stallman, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding the Obama Family Pl
• AFBF to Obama: Mexico Sanctions for Trucking Hurt U.S. Ag
• Momentium Builds on Single Food Safety Organization
• IRS and USDA Crackdown on wealthy subsidy recipients
• Farm Bureau votes to join agriculture coalition
• Livestock Letter to the Legislature
• U.S. Department of Agriculture and Treasury Combine Forces to Combat Payment Fraud
• Bronson Hosts Press Conference, Reads to Elementary Class to Kick Off 2009 Florida Agriculture Liter
• Bronson To Read To Second Graders To Celebrate Ag Literacy Day
• Seafood Education Workshop for Restaurant Chefs and Management to be Held in Ocean City
• ARS: New approach could improve safety assessments of biocontrol pathogens
• Vilsack discusses how recover act will benefit Minnesota, rural America
• Need wild bees? Plastic totes make a superb bee nursery
• Farmland price update: Mostly stable, with increase variation by location, quality
• American Agri-Womens calls on industry to promote animal welfare
• Pilgrim's Pride to sell Farmerville, La., chicken complex for $80 million
• AFBF: Antibiotics vital to animal health, food protection
• Food and commercial workers urge Congress to pass Employee Free Choice Act
• ARS: Catnip compounds curb Asian lady beetles from home entry without harm
• Grassroots group rescues Illinois ag experiment station
• Meat production link with global warming called misinformation
• Vilsack announces top staff appointments at USDA
• Simulation teaches participants about life in poverty
• New report calls food safety system antiquated, calls for reform
• Foster named head of Department of Agricultural Economics
• Career conservationist named to head Natural Resources Conservation Service
• Governor Schwarzenegger Honored With "Golden Checkmark" Award For Food Safety
• Department of Ag Donates Books to Honor National Ag week
• Bronson Announces Arrest In Desoto County Fire
• Bronson Announces Actions Against Telemarketers
• FDACS Funds Projects To Enhance Florida Specialty Crop Competitiveness
• New Anhydrous Ammonia Safety Video Available
• Kansas grain commodity growers elect commissioners
• Consumers need to remember food safety if the power goes out
• Commissioner Staples Recognizes Sabine County as New GO TEXAN Certified Retirement Community
• Vilsack Announces plan to benefit Nutrition Programs and Dairy Farmers
• Vilsack and Australian Prime Minster Honor US wildland Firefighters
• Vilsack Discusses Budget, testifies Before House Appropriatioins on Ag
• Rural driving calls for caution
• Game department seeks comments on hunting changes
• Peanut butter donations doing double duty
• Roanoke chef serving up local flavor, supporting local farms
• A Cow Is Not A Dog
• Farm Bureau: USDA Milk Purchase Provides Two-Fold Assistance
• AFBF Opposes Changes to H-2A Labor Program
• AFBF Calls for Removal of Ban on Cuba Travel
• ARS: Partnership to promote GPS cattle herding device
• USDA prepares to aid regions affected by flooding in upper Midwest
• Survey: Nebraska farmland values hit plateau
• NCGA establishes farmer-led climate change task force
• USDA extends deadline for floodplain easement assistance
• New clues discovered about divergent origin of sudden oak death pathogen
• USDA agencies sign National Clean Plant Network memorandum of understanding
• Wyman's of Maine grants $50,000 to Penn State to research CCD in honey bees
• NCGA outlines key principles for greenhouse gas legislation
• USDA announces 200 million pounds of nonfat dry milk on the way to feed the hungry
• Pioneer provides silage management tips as temperatures rise
• International soy experts meet in Argentina to draft 'responsibile soy principles and criteria'
• Livestock insurance program could aid struggling dairy producers
• Spring precipitation could have varying effects in Neb., with some extremes
• Vilsack applauds designation of additional public lands
• Food safety survey: Majority of American feel industry doesn't do enough
• Vilsack announces USDA intent to purchase turkey, pork, lamb and walnuts
• Two ag groups call for U.S. to open travel to Cuba
• OSU recommends use of FINPACK to evaluate operations
• U.S. Soybean Federation announces new officers, adds Nebraska affiliate
• New federal bill to allow industrial hemp farming expected to be introduced this week
• ARS: Adding walnuts to diet can help motor, behavioral skills in older individuals
• Mice and men should have more in common in clinical trials
• Workshop explains food safety, regulations, marketing, packaging
• April 2009 Plant of the Month — Virginia bluebell
• Proper management early on can lower disease risks in gardens
• Eastern tent caterpillar egg hatch underway, numbers trending up
• Vilsack Reinstates Base Acreage on Fed Land
• Vilsack announaces MILC Payments on Their Wat to Dairy Farmers
• USDA Responds to Producer Concerns by extending Sign-up date for DCP and ACRE
• Biden and Vilsack Announce Recovery Act Funding For Single Family Housing
• NMI program helps growers predict impacts of nutrient management strategies
• Sauk Centre dairy farmers selected as Good Farm Neighbor Award winners
• Despite Rain, Wildfire Danger Remains, Bronson Says
• Bronson Asks Residents To Report Price Gouging In Flooded Panhandle Counties
• Department of Agriculture Responds to Dogs and Primate Rescue in Daviess County
• Governor O’Malley Thanks USDA Secretary Vilsack for Releasing MILC Payments to Dairy Farmers Quickly
• Got to Be NC Festival aims for thrifty family fun May 29-31 at State Fairgrounds
• Expert Advises Specialty Food Execs to Pursue growth During Economic Turmoil
• Food Prices Drop for Second Consecutive Quarter
• Farm Bureau, Ducks Unlimited Applaud Base Acre Decision
• Ode To The Return of Spring
• US Highlights
• Gov. Perdue Declares State of Emergency for Six SW Counties
• Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Seeks Fair and Equitable Funding for Agriculture
• ARS: Estimating crop residue from space via satellite
• Nomination process reopened for USDA Advisory Committee on Biotech and 21st Century Agriculture
• Specialist: Time, flooding, cost could affect the use of fertilizers
• World's largest urban farm planned for city of Detroit
• Cooperative Extension assistants teach girls to be Healthy Divas
• Extension offers Golden Opportunities to eight east Kentucky counties
• Community Supported Agriculture model evolving, growing
• Harden nominated as assistant secretary for congressional relations at USDA
• Vilsack Announces $45 million for rehabilitating flood contol
• Vilsack to Lead US Delegation to Italy for G* Agriculture Ministerial
• New AgriLife Extension Agent named to Brown County post
• Expert says aging and exercise should go hand in hand
• Family farmers fear being run over by food safety juggernaut
• Rabobank release new farm & ranch confidence survey
• Group Leaf Honored As 2009 Turkey Promoter of the Year
• Area farmers to attend DOT training seminar, public invited
• Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Troubled by PMMB Decision Opposing Change to Marketing Milk in New Jersey
• Farmers Spend Time Educating Congress
• MN Farm Bureau members travel to Washington, D.C.
• Vilsack announces Additional $80 million in food Assistance
• Vilsack Announces $17 million in Grants for Beginning Farmers and Ranchers
• Commissioner Staples Proclaims Texas Agriculture Day
• Commissioner Staples Urges Landowners to Comply with State Cotton Laws
• Pesticides can protect valuable trees from emerald ash borer
• Groups Urge Obama Administration To Resolve Trucking Issue With Mexico
• Pork Producers Want To Know Effects On Economy Before Policies Changed
• Senators Seeek Further Review on Pesticide Case
• Farmers Want Temporary Worker Program
• Some Urge Milk Producer/Handlers to Pay into Price Pool
• Farm Bureau Weighs in on USDA Definition of ''Actively Engaged''
• Minnesota officials on alert after Wisconsin reports emerald ash borer near La Crosse
• New online tool helps landowners compare conservation options
• Samsel Upper Elementary School Honored by NY Jets, NJDA for Top Nutrition Program
• Department of Agriculture Locates Dogs Missing from Case in Daviess County
• Claim Period Ends for Martinsburg Grain Dealer Case
• Federal grants will promote Washington farmers markets and improve farm practices
• Maryland Vineyards and Wineries are Open to Visitors
• Peanut Butter Drive Provides Thousands of Pounds For State Food Bank
• WV Ag Comminsioner Predicts Good Year for Local Produce
• WVDA Food Vulnerability Training Targets Food Producers
• CFDA accepting Applications for $15 million in Grants for Specialty Crop Competitiveness
• CDFA Partners with Center for Produce Safety to Invest in food Safety
• ARS: Salmonella strain's path to virulence uncovered
• NCGA Climate Change Task Force gets underway
• NPPC Wants Russia’s WTO Accession Delayed Until U.S. Pork Plants ‘Relisted’
• Food prices fall; consumers aren’t buying
• Virginia’s farmers celebrate Earth Day all year long
• ACRE Program Enrollment Opens on April 27
• Vilsack and Mayor Bloomberg Announce $2 million Federal Grant to Create Green Jobs
• TDA Now Accepting Applications for Animal Spay/Neuter Grants
• Easter animals could be dangerous for children
• Bronson Reminds Floridians About The Dangers Of Wildfire During Wildfire Awareness Week
• Bronson Urges Residents To Follow Food Safety Measures As Flood Waters Recede
• Montgomery County Selected to Pilot Homeowner Landscape Program
• U.S. congressman: Texas AgriLife Blackland center quietly enhancing America
• Three USDA subcabinet members take oath of office
• USDA awards $1.7 million in grants for genomic research, extension at ISU
• Iowa State, Monsanto Fund team up to help Ugandan farmers
• AFBF Appeals Pesticide Ruling, Disappointed EPA Not Doing So
• AFBF: Market-Oriented Focus Needed in Climate Change Bill
• Statement about Administration Easing Cuban Restrictions
• AFBF: High-Speed Broadband Critical for Farmers
• Shortage of Large Animal Vets Presents Threat
• Farm Bureau: Keep the State's Deer Herd in Check
• USDA Announces new Loan Repayment Rate Methods For Commodies Participating in Marketing Assistence
• Vilsack Unveils Updated Research, Education and Economics Information System
• Vilsack Seeks Dialgue With Producers and Stakeholders on National Animal ID System
• Bronson Urging People To Get Animals/Chemicals Out Of Harm’s Way
• Plant and Flower Auction to Begin April 22 in Cheltenham
• NCDA&CS to treat gypsy moth infestations in Currituck, Dare, Granville and Warren counties
• Vidalia Onions are coming April 20th
• Trapping Program Helps Track Movement of Destructive Emarld Ash Borer In Virginia
• VDACS Awards Seven Specialty Crop Block Grants
• Plum Pox Virus Survey to be Conducted This Spring
• State Encourages Farmers and Ranchers to Participate in Federal Drought Assistance Programs
• Harris wins regional EFNEP award
• Sustainability moving from niche to mainstream
• David Drake named to AgriLife Extension agronomy post
• AgriLife Extension: Burial is best for animal mortalities from fire
• ARS releases iceberg lettuce lines resistant to bacterial leaf spot
• Vilsack names undersecretaries for FFAS, FNCS and Rural Development
• Farm Bureau encouraged by Pres. Obama's easing of Cuba restrictions
• USB hits ground running in 2009
• CSREES co-hosts conference addressing antibiotic-resistant microbes in the food chain
• Bread for the World has advice for G8 ag ministers when they meet this weekend
• Vulnerability to being caught is a heritable trait in largemouth bass
• Scuse appointed USDA deputy undersecretary for FFAS
• ARS: Palm oil not a healthy substitute for trans fats
• K-State beef research studies effects of breeding for RFI in heifers
• NYT says Germany plans to bar genetically modified corn
• Organic farmers market to celebrate healthy living
• Meeting to discuss bacterial pollution in Robertson County creeks
• Recover, reinvest in personal finances this year with extra dollars
• Bedbugs putting bite on travelers
• New maps help tourists and locals pinpoint agritourism adventures
• Minnesota sunflower growers to form Research & Promotion Council
• Vilsack Announces 84.8 million for Vital Watershed Projects
• Vilsack Returns From Successful G8 Ag Ministerial
• VA Food Festivals Offer Favors to Please Every Plate
• Commissioner Staples Recognizes the City of Mineola as new GO TEXAN Certified Retirement Community
• Commissioner Staples Recognizes Atlanta as new GO TEXAN Certified Retirement Community
• Governors's Fod Safety Council to Hold First Meeting April 22
• Perform safety checks before planting crops
• Virginia agriculture is not one-size-fits-all
• Farmers’ markets growing in number
• Greenhouse growers offer consumers pre-season produce
• Carr receives Farm Bureau Vines Scholarship
• Farm Bureau: Rendering Rule Moving Too Fast
• Statement by Bob Stallman, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding Earth Day 2009
• U of IL: Risk stakes higher for producers
• Soybean checkoff evaluates programs to measure effectiveness
• Ag Secretary Vilsack departs for G8 Ag Ministerial
• Vilsack names Robert Bonnie senior advisor for environment and climate
• USDA announces $12.7 million in economic development funding
• Vegetable Gardening In A Small Space
• Purdue Yard and Garden Calendar
• Tennessee Youth Development Specialist Named to National 4-H Task Force on Citizenship
• Lake Granbury workshop offered to protect water quality
• New decision aid offered by Agricultural Food Policy Center
• USDA Celebrates Earth Day By Awarding $144.3 Billion for Rural Infrastructure
• Ohio cash rents, cropland values expected to slide in 2009
• NCGA comments on flaws in CA's proposed low carbon fuel standard
• U of GA: Fewer pecans could equal more money
• ARS studies genes with goal of pitless plums in mind
• Syngenta calls for greater international collaboration to address food security
• Festival to spotlight Kentucky vineyards and wineries
• Warming trend could help growing season move forward
• Coaches help citizens take stock of finances in tough times
• Group seeks Women in Agriculture award nominations
• 50 ways to eat a Vidalia Onion
• Department of Agriculture Advises Rice Growers and Dealers Not to Import from California
• Bronson Touts Champion Tree Program As National Arbor Day Approaches
• EAB threat prompts precautionary quarantine on ash products in Houston County
• Vilsack Expands The Peoples Garden to Promote Healthy Food
• AFBF: Crop Insurance Works, but Improvement Possible
• Survey: America's cattle farmers, ranchers support wildlife, ecosystems
• Attorney says he's taking atrazine case to 'court of public opinion'
• Architect launches eco-friendly barn design for equestrian, ag use
• Soybean checkoff recognizes Soyfoods Month
• Texas wheat program suffers two-year setback from freeze
• Public meetings set to discuss Lampasas River water quality
• Some doubt about end of drought
• MDA reminds farmers to help protect water quality by following pesticide labels
• MDA reminds Minnesotans to use pesticides and fertilizers with care this spring
• Vilsack Announces Plan to Promote Civil Rights, Equal Access at Dept of Ag
• USdA to Conduct First Wide-Scale Survey of Organic Agriculture
• Earth Day Editorial
• Scranton Iowa Manufacturer of "Green" Heating/Cooling Systems Wins Coveted Entrepreneur Award
• Doug Caruso named administrator of Farm Service Agency
• Certification courses offer food science expertise to industry professionals
• ARS: Technologies improve foot-and-mouth detection and control
• ARS: Organic dairy manure may offer fertilizer option
• Food Safety Requires Public-Private Partnership
• USDA Announces 2009 County Loan Rates for Wheat, Feed Grains and Oilseeds
• Vilsack's Statement Regarding Human Cases of Swine Flu
• Reports: Russia suspends meat imports from Mexico, several U.S. states on fears of swine flu
• NCBA criticizes FDA decision to move ahead with new feed ban
• National Pork Producers Council Statement On Hybrid Flu And Pork
• Increased federal spending on food assistance will benefit North Carolina hunger-relief agenciesu
• Ag Commissioner Reassures Consumers of Pork Safety
• VA Commissioner Affirms Pork Products are safe to eat
• Local Farms and Markets Opening in May to Sell Virginia Grown Produce
• N.C. companies invited to learn about exporting products May 19 at State Fairgrounds
• MDA Ramps up Emerald Ash Borer Eradication Activities
• MD urges farmers to practice Strong Biosecurity
• Department of Agriculture Assists in Rescue of more than 50 Dogs in Phelps County
• Director of Agriculture Congratulates Webb City Farmers’ Market for Award on Opening Day
• Polo Horses Likely Died From Selenium Overdose, Florida State Veterinarian Reports
• INFORMATION ABOUT H1N1 FLU
• Food safety after a flood
• Minnesota joins FDA in issuing consumer advisory for alfalfa sprouts
• Corn, Barley, Beef and Soybean Councils announce election results
• MDA set to conduct Minnetonka gypsy moth eradication on or around May 18
• Texas Department of Agriculture Partners Farmers Markets with Lone Star Restaurants to Host Cooking
• PA Pork Products Safe During H1N1 Flu Outbreak
• Farmers Market to Open at Farm show Complex
• Vilsack Seeks Applicants for BroadBand Grants in Rural Areas
• USDA Seeks Applications for Cooperate development Center Grants
• Vilsack announces 615.8 Million for Rural Water Projects
• 100 Day Progress Report: USDA working to Revitalize Rural America
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Extends Certain Conservation Reserve Program Contracts
• State Supreme Court Affirms PFB Position on ACRE Law
• ARFB board forms trade committee; Reed to lead
• ‘It is just that easy’ to become a victim of identity theft
• Conference will focus on managing farms energy costs
• Virginia grape acreage increases in 2008
• Farmers’ markets continue to sprout up across Virginia
• ISU: Managing poison hemlock in no-till
• Agricultural Secretary Vilsack Extends Emergency Use of CRP Land In North Dakota 01 May 09 - This w
• CME Group to launch grain calendar spread options
• U.S. organic sales grow by 17 percent in 2008
• Tyson reports second-quarter financial results
• Statement from Vilsack on Canada Detection of H1N1 in Swine
• CDFA Working with State and Federal Agencies on Swine Flu
• Statement by Bob Stallman, President, American Farm Bureau Federation, Regarding North American Flu
• AFBF Calls for Increasing Ethanol Blend Up to 15 Percent
• Smithfield Foods reaffirms no incidence of A(H1N1) in any of its herds, employees
• Purdue Agriculture columns now offered as podcasts
• Researcher: Lasers used to detect melamine in baby formula
• It’s all in the genes
• UK students to present refugees' stories to the public
• KEHA donations to UK ovarian cancer research top $1 million
• Texas wine-industry research symposium to be held in Granbury
• Texas Wheat Board funds record-setting research budget
• Animals on runways can cause serious problems at small airports
• WVDA Will Use Mating Disruption Against Gypsy Moth
• Obama Announces Plans to Provide settlement Funds for Lawsuit By Black Farmers Against USDA
• Vilsack and Ritz re-affirm Support for Pork Industry
• Vilsack Testifies Regarding 2009-H1N1 flu before senate Subcommittee
• Texas Department of Agriculture Uncorks First-Ever "GO TEXAN WineCast"
• MDA set to conduct Richfield gypsy moth eradication on or around May 18
• Grey Eagle couple wins April Good Farm Neighbor Award
• NJAD Issues Recommendations to Farmers to Prevent Flu Spread
• Department of Agriculture Offering Cooperative Marketing Program for Forest Products Processors
• WSDA announces availability of $2.5 million in specialty crop grants
• Countdown begins for food, fun of Got to Be NC Festival
• Statement by Bob Stallman Regarding President Obama’s Biofuel Proposal
• Statement by Bob Stallman Regarding EU Beef Hormone Agreement
• Animal ID talks set May 20 in Austin
• ASA calls EPA's proposed rule on indirect land use 'flawed'
• Soybean checkoff to work with DOE to support clean towns and cities
• Ag Secretary Vilsack, Canada's Ag Minister Ritz re-affirm support for pork industry
• ARS scientists gain a better understanding of wheat leaf rust pathogen
• New techniques developed for diagnosing TSE
• NCGA glad ag subcommittee holds hearing on indirect land use
• PA Ag Secretary Calls Senate Budget Plan Devastating for Farmers
• Commissioner Staples Encourages Texans to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’
• Texas Department of Agriculture Partners with Houston Farmers Market to Host Cooking Demo
• Order the Minnesota Grown Directory for fresh food picks
• It's Time to Prepare Entries for the 2009 Illinois State Fair
• CRP Summits Planned for Colorado Producers
• Field day to examine invasive plants, control methods
• Workshop provides business people marketing, sales ideas
• New Pythium species isolated in Ohio
• Vilsack testifies re: 2009-H1N1 Influenza before Senate ag subcommittee
• Vilsack discusses ag assistance with Pakistan, Afghanistan ministers; pledges $27.5 million
• ARS: New food safety technology developed for eggs; milk
• Foster Farms buying Pilgrim's Pride chicken complex in Louisiana
• American Humane Certified reaffirms animal welfare standards must be science-based
• ARS: Online peanut warehouse ventiliation calculator available
• Obama Stands Firm on Push for Farm Program Reform
• Landowners face decisions on conservation lands
• Guatemalans tour South Texas in search of plant diseases
• Hapes honored with two advising awards
• Manuel Piña Honored with diversity award
• New phorid fly species turns red imported fire ants into 'zombies'
• Vilsack names Rayne Pegg as AMS administrator
• BIO asks Congress to examine regulatory impact of RFS provisions
• Vilsack Holds Listening Session in Fort Collins on National Animal Identification System
• Formosan termites discovered in Brazos County
• Crowbars, Flu & Scary Things
• Sens. Chambliss & Isakson Receive Farm Bureau Award
• Obama Plan Still calls For Direct Payment and Crop Insurance Cuts
• Peanut Commission Urges USDA to Purchase Peanut Butter For Feeding Program
• Voluntary Carbon Credit Programs Need To Be Part of Federal Bill
• Vilsack Holds Rural Community Forum in Southeast Missouri, Listens to Lacal Residents
• The Florida Department Of Health Reminds Of The Risks Associated With Raw Oyster Consumption
• U of IL: Genome mapping benefits beef, dairy producers
• Cotton hydromulch 'spray-on blanket' bests other erosion control mulches
• Globalized agriculture requires regulation
• Center for Profitable Agriculture Recognized for 10 Years of Service
• Vilsack Statements at Food Safety Working group Listening Session
• Farm suppliers in 20 states honored with Environmental Respect Awards
• NCGA questions administration's proposed budget cuts to farm programs
• More than 100,000 dairy cows (2 billion pounds of milk) to go in largest-ever herd retirement
• ARS: Coordinated pushback could help contain bovine bacterial diseases
• Novel Flu Strain Not From Mexican Hog Farm
• Southwest Dairy Day highlights newest technology
• Sen. Chambliss and Isakson Receive Farm Bureau award
• Farm Bureau praises governor for signing livestock legislation
• Texas Department of Agriculture to Award Grants to Promote Fruits, Vegetables and Other Specialty Cr
• Quarantine implemented on firewood, ash products in Hennepin and Ramsey counties
• Minnesota officials find emerald ash borer infestation in St. Paul neighborhood
• New Nationwide Program Supports Conservation-Oriented Organic Practices
• Make Emergency Plans For Pets Now, Bronson Urges
• CDA Names New Assistant State Veterinarian
• NCDA&CS is offering two cost-share grants to assist farmers with on-farm food safety efforts
• American Farm Bureau Picks 5th Leader Class
• Vilsack delivers remarks at White House Food Safety Working Group listening session
• ARS germplasm system preserves plants for future needs
• Smithfield swine herd in Veracruz, Mexico, tests negative for human A(H1N1) influenza
• USDA National Plant Materials Center dedicated in honor of Norman A. Berg
• Maine becomes sixth state to ban sow gestation crates, veal crates
• USDA Reallocates Surplus 2009 Fiscal Year Beet and Cane Sugar Marketing Allotments
• Vilsack Announces $60 million for Rural Community Facilities Projects
• AFBF Opposes House Climate Change Bill
• ARS: Survey reports latest honey bee losses
• Pork Producers Support Animal ID System
• Vilsack Holds Forum during visit to GA
• Arkansas Farm Bureau Honors Syler as Top Teacher
• Owning Livestock Shouldn't Require a Greenhouse Gas Permit
• Obama Administration Launches Food Safety Working Group Website
• USDA Seeks Applications For Grants to Repair Rural Housing
• MDA, partner agencies to search metro trees for more emerald ash borers this week
• Homeowners can play a key role in slowing spread of emerald ash borer
• MDA to conduct Minnetonka and Richfield gypsy moth treatments Friday, May 22
• Quadris used to combat target spot in greenhouses
• UK nutrition study shows positive improvements in Ky. schools
• Dairy Transitions Meetings coming up in east and west Kentucky
• TFI: Climate change policy impacts fertilizer
• Ag, Energy Groups: Indirect Land Use Scheme Defies Reality
• Farm Bureau Organizes Farm Bill Webast to Help Iowa Farmers Determine Program Decisions
• Just in time for hurricane season…
• Ga Farm Bureau President Testifies Before Congree
• Niche market promoters eligible for grants
• Now is the time to prepare for a hurricane
• Virginia Cooperative Extension helps with farm transitioning
• Ag license plate sales help support farm transitioning
• CFB Cautions on Proposed Clean Water Act Changes
• USDA Announces 2008-2009 Allocations for dairy Export Incentive Program
• El Paso/Trans Pecos Boll Weevil Referendum Ballots Due
• Commissioner Staples Requests Rehearing on Court Ruling that Threatens Texas Agriculture, Public Hea
• 2009 ‘PLATE FOR A PLATE’ Challenge Winner
• Weight Restrictions Eased On Transporting Potato Crop From Northeast Florida As A Result Of Flooding
• Director of Agriculture Visits Missouri Aquaculture Facilities to Discuss Stimulus Funding
• Recent Weather Conditions Provide Ripe Environment for Mosquito Breeding
• NCDA&CS launches informational Web site to help pork, poultry farmers who have lost contracts during
• VA Agricultural Producers Invited to Participate in South Korian Reverse Trade Mission
• Economist: Gas prices rising but shouldn't top $3 a gallon
• Emerald ash borer confirmed at two locations in Kentucky
• Kentucky Entrepreneurial Coaches Institute
• Drought destroying South Texas cotton crop
• Petrick named Emerging Scholar of Distinction
• Governors Residence Garden Highlights Urban Gardening Options, Low Cost Food Options
• Gaint Hogweed Confirmed in Butler County
• Durivo insecticide from Syngenta receives California label approval
• New finding helps explain how fumonisin toxin harms farm animals
• UNL: Scout now for fusarium head blight; may require quick response
• EPA strengthens safety measures for soil fumigant pesticides
• FCC Acting Chairman Copps Releases Report on Broadband Strategy for Rural America
• Vilsack Holds Ruyral Community Forum in Kentucky; Listens to Residents
• Newton Engineering Company Wins Renew Rural Iowa Entrepreneur Award
• TFB President to House Leadership – 'Don’t Let Eminent Domain Reform Die'
• When placing statuary and large garden containers, less is more
• Lack of rural broadband service still a barrier to businesses
• Young Farmers & Ranchers to hold annual meeting in Crystal River
• Session yields large returns for rural Oklahoma
• Top 10 Achievement Award Finalists Announced
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $143 million for Rural Water Projects
• Census of Agriculture Data Now Available at Watershed Level
• PA Farmers Market Guide now Available
• Commissioner Staples Announces Winners of Fruit and Vegetable Competition
• Board of Public Works Approves $4.1 Million in Agricultural Cost-Share Grants
• Fusarium Head Blight is widespread in Ky. wheat
• Host families needed for international 4-H'ers
• NPC Pork Safety Committee endorses AFIA Safe Feed/Safe Food Certification
• DuPont innovation addressing major global market trends
• Ag Secretary Vilsack announces $143 million for rural water projects
• President calls biofuels one of the country's most important industries
• ARS: Vitamin mix helps keep farmed fish healthy
• Vilsack announces interim directive covering roadless areas in national forests
• Late getting corn in the ground? You could cut back on nitrogen
• Census of Agriculture Data Now Available at Watershed Level
• DuPont files lawsuit against BASF to protect intellectual property
• Vilsack holds rural community forum in Illinois
• Obama voices support for biofuels development; asks governors to help
• Vilsack Deiscusses Obama Administrations Recovery Efforts for Auto Communities and Workers
• Vilsack Announces Recovery Act Projects for Forest Road Maintenance and Watershed Econsystems
• Food Science and Technology Doctoral Student Receives McClure Scholarship for Study of Malaria
• Nonprofit management workshop to be held in Hindman
• Pfeiffer named chair of Department of Plant and Soil Sciences
• Dow AgroSciences, World Wide Wheat agree to collaborate on wheat
• New ARS models look at climate, weather patterns as corn yield predictors
• Controversial ad campaign asks D.C. commuters: 'Who's hogging our antibiotics?'
• Vilsack, groups plant edible "Good Food Garden" at school in D.C.
• Trucking expert supports keeping exemption of ag carriers from hours-of-service regs
• Tyson Foods endorses pork industry's 'We Care' initiative
• NCGA: Comprehensive rail legislation needed
• ARS: Furrow diking saves water, reduces irrigation costs
• Vilsack names Ann Wright as deputy undersecretary, marketing and regulatory programs
• CME extends electronic trading hours for grains, oilseeds and ethanol contracts
• Developing relationships in North Africa essential for U.S. sorghum growers
• Delayed spring planting puts greater emphasis on postemergence weed control
• PrecisionAg Awards of Excellence winners announced
• California's Water Supply for Irrigation Slashed, Again
• Pasteuria Bioscience Receives EPA Registration for Nematode Control
• Stonyfield Farm Takes on Cow Burps with First North American Program
• AFBF: Broadband Internet critical for rural America
• SPIN-Farming to co-host Agriculture 2.0 investment conference
• For the most in pasture management, measure forage dry matter
• 'Food' film is a bit much to stomach
• GFB Tour Highlights 3rd District
• Post signs to prevent trespassing
• Beef and grilling tips for summer cookouts
• USDA Announces Rural Business Grants for Disaster Relief Efforts
• USDA Announces Economic Recovery for Wood to Energy Grants
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• NACD Outlines Role For Agriculture, Forestry in Climate Bill
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• Secretary Vilsack Visits Iowa to Commemorate 1st Anniversary of Cedar Rapids Flooding
• Children At Risk in Hot Cars
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• Purdue offers new resources for equine judging teams
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• Vilsack announces $176 million to improve research capacity at ag labs in 29 states
• MU: Foliage diseases of alfalfa
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• Georgia farm organizations to share nearly $1 million to promote, support and enhance Specialty Crop
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• Farm Bureau PR Pros Honored for Excellence
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• Soybean checkoff to do market analysis of international marketing efforts
• USDA announces $6.45 million in rural grants
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• New Iowa State lab available for testing food compounds, aiding food safety
• Dow AgroSciences to acquire Pfister Hybrids
• Corn Congress elects five to NCGA Corn Board
• Dow AgroSciences, NemGenix establish new collaboration in plant biotechnology
• 4-H flag heads into space aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour
• MU gets $250,000 USDA grant to research growing biofuel crops while supporting wildlife
• USDA makes $760 million in direct loans available to farmers, producers
• ARS scientists identify weevil as biocontrol for garlic mustard
• Unusually cool summer slowing corn development in Ohio
• UN identifies ag as a solution to soaring CO2 emissions; approves first ag CDM methodology
• Study finds soy safe for men; no ill effects on testoterone levels
• Agrium extends exchange offer for CF to Aug. 19
• Scout for corn leaf aphids before tasseling
• Dow AgroSciences, Monsanto get U.S., Canadian regulatory approval for SmartStax corn
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• BASF adds new Frequency(TM) herbicide to family of bareground products to combat resistance issues
• CF Industires Holdings declared third-quarter dividend
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• Farm Aid announces more artists for Oct. 4 festival lineup in St. Louis
• TFI promotes safety guidelines for aboveground liquid fertilizer storage tanks
• Bayer CropScience sets up new research focus area in cereals
• Precision Laboratories forms strategic alliance with world-class specialty fertilizer manufacturer
• ARS patents new way to make activated carbons from animal byproducts
• High-iron rice gives glimmer of hope in fight against iron deficiency
• ARS: Four potential biocontrols found for controlling giant reed
• USDA awards more than $4 million to assist disabled farmers and ranchers
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Testifies About The Recovery Act Before House Committee On The Budget
• Commerce And Usda Host Public Workshop For Broadband Grant And Loan Applicants In Albuquerque, N.m.,
• Cabinet Members Publish Energy Op-eds In Regional Papers
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack, Energy Secretary Chu Announce $6.3 Million For Biofuels Research
• Usda Releases New Geospatial Data Products
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Releases Study Showing Economic Benefit To Farmers And Ranchers From C
• Usda Offers Food Safety Tips For Hurricane Preparedness
• Commerce And Usda Host Public Workshop For Broadband Grant And Loan Applicants In Albuquerque, N.m.,
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Releases Study Showing Economic Benefit To Farmers And Ranchers From C
• Commerce And Usda Host Public Workshop For Broadband Grant And Loan Applicants In Albuquerque, N.m.,
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Releases Study Showing Economic Benefit To Farmers And Ranchers From C
• Vilsack gives House Committee on the Budget rundown of USDA Recovery Act achievements
• USDA grants more than $3 million to universities for international research, teaching
• New method uses electrolyzed water for more efficient fuel production
• Unilever to remove hydrogenated oils from entire soft spreads portfolio in U.S.
• Ace And Jcp&l Launch Program To Support New Solar Energy Projects In New Jersey
• Blacklight Power Inc. Announces Its Sixth Commercial License Agreement
• Commerce And Usda Host Public Workshop For Broadband Grant And Loan Applicants In Albuquerque, N.m.,
• ARS: New yeasts could help fast-track biofuel production
• Gulf Alternative Energy to buy Iowa ethanol plant
• Eligible producers encouraged to enroll in USDA Farmland Wetlands Program
• RFA says removing ethanol tariff would benefit only Brazil
• USDA Public Service Leaders Scholars named for 2009
• ARS: Secret of cheatgrass success revealed
• Renewable Fuels Association says CFTC should include grain markets in speculation report
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $58.1 Million For 104 Community Facilities Projects In Rural
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $1.7 Billion In Loan Assistance Available Now To Help Rural
• Srs Energy And Us Tile Certify Select Contractors In Sole Power Tile(tm) Launch Territory
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $58 Million For 102 Community Facilities Projects In Rural A
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $58.1 Million For 104 Community Facilities Projects In Rural
• Hedge Fund Manager Joins Thermoenergy Board Of Directors
• Green Hive Foundation Launches Funding Campaign
• Syndication Inc. Announces Mac Marshall Jr. Merged Pinnacle Energy With Sentinel Renewable Energies
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $1.7 Billion In Loan Assistance Available Now To Help Rural
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $58 Million For 102 Community Facilities Projects In Rural A
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $1.7 Billion In Loan Assistance Available Now To Help Rural
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Hosts Roundtable To Discuss Health Care Needs Of People In Cities And
• Usda Opens 1st Roof-top 'peoples Garden' At Office Building In Washington, D.c.
• Vilsack Hosts Roundtable To Discuss Health Care Needs Of People In Cities And Towns Across America
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Hosts Roundtable To Discuss Health Care Needs Of People In Cities And
• Camlin Fine Chemicals Ltd Unaudited Financial Results Declared For The Quarter Ended 30th June, 2009
• Energy Focus, Inc. Selected To Receive $1.4 Million Contract To Provide Led Lighting For Virginia Cl
• Bion Announces Private Placement Closed
• Lithium-ion Battery Maker Enerdel Teams With Nissan To Research Key Electric Vehicle Battery Materia
• Florida Flexible Fuel Vehicle (ffv) Awareness Project Announced At Farm-to-fuel Summit
• Bp And Verenium Announce Vercipia Biofuels To Advance The Commercialization Of Cellulosic Ethanol
• One City Ministries To Hold Benefit For The Ugandan People, Aug. 27, Tampa, Fl
• Cpower Secures Venture Funding From Intel Capital
• Carrier Corp. Factory Among First Worldwide To Receive Leed-eb Certification
• Petra Solar's $200 Million Contract With Pse&g Will Result In Largest Pole-attached Solar Installati
• Pse&g's 'solar 4 All' Program Approved
• Renesola Celebrates Official Grand Opening Of 3,000 Mt Polysilicon Manufacturing Facility In Sichuan
• Hague Corp. Subsidiary Solterra Renewable Technologies To Launch First Of Its Kind Continuous Batch
• As Chrysler And Gm Shut Down Dealers, Wheego Looks To Add Them
• Lennox International Receives 2009 North American Frost & Sullivan Award For Industry Innovation & L
• Suneco Energy And J.b. Hunt Algae Power Hits The Road ...
• Solarfun To Supply Nobility Solar Projects With 14.2mw Of High Efficiency Modules
• Electric Vehicles Unplugged: An Event That Plugged The World Into A Green Tomorrow
• Frost & Sullivan Sees Immense Potential For The Green Energy Storage Solutions Industry
• N.c. House Committee Votes Against Government Takeover Of Alcoa's Yadkin Project
• Fenwick & West In Seattle Becomes First Law Firm In The United States To Gain Platinum Leed-ci Desig
• New Generation Biofuels Announces The Closing Of Registered Direct Offering Of $3.2 Million In Commo
• A-power Energy Generation Systems Ltd. To Acquire 1.5mw Wind Turbine Proprietary Technology From She
• Terrabon Produces High-octane 'green Gasoline' From Non-food Biomass; Plans To Build Plant In Port A
• Sumitomo To Enter Into Wind Energy Business In Us
• Viaspace Sells Battery Analyzer Instrument To Top Research Group At University Of South Carolina
• Johns Manville's E3 Company And Energy Conversion Devices To Deliver Photovoltaic Systems For Commer
• Pg&e Contracts With Sempra Generation For More Solar Power
• Photos: Emerson Unveils State-of-the-art Global Data Center In St. Louis
• Hague Corp. Subsidiary Solterra Renewable Technologies Signs Exclusive Licensing Agreement With Univ
• The Bank Of New York Mellon Ranked Among Epa's Top 20 Green Power Purchasers
• Ja Solar Announces Closing Of Three-year Term Loans From The Export-import Bank Of China
• Spx To Design Natural Draft Cooling Towers For New England's Largest Coal-fired Power Plant
• Rayspan Raises $12.5 Million In Series B Financing From Khosla Ventures & Sequoia Capital
• Mtc Transformers Announces Launch Of Evatran, Llc
• Aqua-therm, Llc Announces The Successful Completion Of The Willmar Municipal Utilities Wind Energy P
• Babson College And Oregon Institute Of Technology Launch Pilot Program To Support Green Innovation
• Evolucia Inc. And Fairview, Texas Joins Cree Led City(r) Program; First Town In Texas To Build A Str
• Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter & Industry Leaders Announce Formation Of The Colorado Cleantech Industry A
• Cabot Oil & Gas Announces New Officers
• Ldk Solar Updates Outlook For The Second Quarter Of 2009
• Vectren Generating Electricity From Local Landfill
• China Bio Energy Holdings Announces Acquisition Of Gas Station In The City Of Xi'an
• Advanced Energy Announces Second Quarter 2009 Results
• Pseg Exceeds Epa Climate Leaders Goal
• New Generation Biofuels Announces Registered Direct Offering Of $3.44 Million In Common Stock And Wa
• Residents And Dignitaries Join Gdf Suez To Celebrate The Grand Opening Of The West Cape Wind Farm On
• Hague Corp's. Subsidiary, Solterra Renewable Technologies, To Present At Saudi Arabia's 'kingdom Pro
• Power Play Global Solar Energy Index (ppgsei) Launched By Power Play Research
• Solar Trade Group Serving Mid-atlantic Region Elects Standard Solar Ceo Tony Clifford As President
• New York Solar Flowers Bloom In Flatiron Plaza Display July 23 - August 2
• Suburban Propane Partners, L.p. Announces Executive Appointment
• Invitation To The International Press Conference With Jermaine Jackson Presentation Of The Save The
• Advanced Energy To Report Second Quarter 2009 Financial Results
• C4cc Calls On Senators To Oppose Federal Renewable Energy Standards
• Greenquest Offers Free Community Energy Efficiency Tool To School Districts
• Valeo Research Projects To Receive Financing Of Up To 300 Million Euros From The European Investment
• Green Technology Upgrades At Pa Farm Show Complex To Save $300,000 Annually
• U.s. Postal Service Opens First Green Roof
• Green Energy Resources Obtains $8 Million Financing Commitment For A Shared Credit Facility Secured
• Mtech's Maryland Industrial Partnerships Program Announces 17 Collaborative Research Projects Betwee
• Cleantech Forum Xxiii Opens In Boston September 8th Highlighting Impact Of Global Government Stimulu
• Energy Conversion Devices And Solar Integrated Technologies Sign Definitive Merger Agreement
• Case Studies, Technology, And Incentives To Be Featured At Geothermal Heating And Small Power Worksh
• New Nei Video Highlights Award-winning Innovation In Nuclear Plant Water Systems
• Archer Daniels Midland Company To Release Fourth Quarter Results On August 4, 2009
• Spokane Hosts Hydro Power Conference
• Scope E-knowledge Center Releases The First Of Its "gogreen" Series Reports - "solar Photovoltaic Ce
• Intersolar North America 2009 Supports Us Market Growth
• Accce Amends Second-quarter Lobbying Disclosure Report With The Clerk Of The U.s. House Of Represent
• Sino-german Leather Producer Isa Tan Tec Celebrates Topping-out Ceremony For Its New Eco-tannery In
• Bp Solar International U.s. Manufacturing Plant Using Energy Automation Systems, Inc. (easi) To Lowe
• New World Home Celebrates Outstanding Innovations In Green Building
• Cannae Group To Seek Out Investments And Strategic Partnerships With Solar Panel Recyclers
• National Semiconductor Elects Roderick C. Mcgeary To Board Of Directors
• Xsunx Receives Positive Response To Cross-industry Cigs Technology
• Redco Signs Power Purchase Agreement With Needles, California
• Ener1 Second Quarter 2009 Financial Results And Management Call Scheduled For August 6
• Ls Power Announces Memorandum Of Understanding With Western Area Power Administration For The Southw
• Lighting Science Group Names Khaled Haram President & Chief Operating Officer
• Renesola Signs Letters Of Intent To Develop 500 Mw On-grid Power Generation Project And 5 Mw Rooftop
• Iconic Bob's Big Boy Of Burbank Lauds 60th Anniversary By Going Green
• Ohio House Of Representatives Alternative Energy Committee To Discuss Initiatives In Northeast Ohio
• Consol Energy Executive Urges Senators To Reexamine Climate Change Legislation
• Comverge Chosen By Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania As Demand Response Partner
• Reidar Langmo, Co-founder And Former Ceo Of Rec, To Join Voltaix Board
• Leading Southeast Multi-unit Restaurant Operator Jim 'n Nick's Bar-b-q Rolling Out The 'ecoview Comm
• Market Intelligence Released For Wind Investors
• Technet Executives Meet With California Leaders To Advocate For Clean Energy Technologies
• Daystar Technologies Announces Sale Of New York Assets To Support Strategic Partnership Strategy
• Institutional Investor Karl W. Miller Expresses Support For Exelon Bid For Nrg And Exelon Director N
• N-viro International Announces Construction Of Licensed N-viro Soil Facility In Tel Aviv, Israel
• Intersolar North America 2009 News Distributed By Pr Newswire Is Available At Www.eventnewscenter.co
• Vilsack Announces $1.7 Billion In Loan Assistance Available Now To Help Rural Businesses
• Vilsack Announces $58 Million For 102 Community Facilities Projects In Rural Areas
• Smartstax Corn Receives Japanese Import Approval
• Le Gruyere Premier Cru Wins Another International Award
• Vilsack, Health And Human Services Secretary Sebelius Announce New Strategies To Keep America's Food Supply Safe
• Vilsack Announces Immediate Relief For Struggling Dairy Producers
• Pennsylvania Gov. Rendell Declares August 'produce Month'
• Dairy Processors Continue Push For Long-term Changes To Dairy Policies
• The Andersons, Inc. Closes Hartung Brothers Inc. (hbi) Fertilizer Division Acquisition
• Universal Corporation Announces Conference Call
• North Carolina Farm Bureau Urges Canadian Government To Amend Legislation Banning American Tobacco Products
• Statement By Jim O'hara, Director, Produce Safety Project, In Response To The Fda's Announcement Regarding Guidance On Produce Safety
• Himfr.com Analyzes Development Of The Fertilizer Industry
• Griffin Announces Signing Of Florida Farm Lease
• Gulf Resources Announces Plans For Reverse Stock Split And Listing Of Shares On A Senior Stock Market
• Verizon Wireless Sponsors Quest To Create The World's Largest Corn Maze
• Nutracea Announces Additions To Management Team; Chief Operating Officer Extends Employment Contract
• Yongye International Announces Branded Store Network Increases Over 40% To 5,000 Stores
• Ice Clear Europe Announces Euro5.9 Billion In Cds Cleared For Week Of July 27, 2009
• Noble Group To Report Interim 2009 Financial Results On 13 August 2009
• Ritchie Bros. Las Vegas Auction Site "hot Destination" For Equipment Buyers
• John Deere Sponsors 'national 811 Day' On 8/11
• Raven Industries, Inc. Sets Date And Time For Announcement Of Second Quarter Results And Conference Call
• Oregon Hemp Farming Bill Becomes Law
• California Nursery Industry Hosts California Senator Dave Cogdill For Luncheon And Tour
• Fiona Ma Visits Nursery And Agricultural Interests In San Diego
• Export Promotion Funds Available For Small Companies
• Universal Corporation Announces Quarterly Dividends
• Pennsylvania Wardens Shut Down Illegal Tioga County Kennel; Remove 18 Dogs, Cite Owner
• Universal Corporation Reports Strong First Quarter Earnings
• Landrieu Amendment To Boost Rural Tourism Passes Senate
• Ag & Turf Products Win Agricultural Innovation Awards
• Halloumi(r) Cheese Grips Us Audience: Cyprus Cheeseu Campaign Succeeds In Creating Top Seller
• Marrone Bio Innovations Garners Agrow Awards Nominations For Best Product Pipeline And Best Strategic Vision
• Intercontinentalexchange Reports Strong Second Quarter 2009 Earnings
• Archer Daniels Midland Company Reports Annual Results
• Syngenta To Acquire Monsanto's Hybrid Sunflower Seeds Activities - Further Strengthening Its Leading Sunflower Business
• Syngenta To Acquire Monsanto's Global Sunflower Assets
• The Andersons, Inc. Reports Second Quarter Results
• Justice Department And Usda To Hold Public Workshops To Explore Competition Issues In The Agriculture Industry
• Pennsylvania Ag Department Celebrates 10th Annual National Farmers Market Week
• Monsanto Company Declares Quarterly Dividend
• The Orange County Great Park Celebrates A Musical Tour Of Latin America
• Oberweis Dairy: We're Hiring (really!)
• Farmer Mac Declares Quarterly Dividends On Common And Preferred Stock
• Yuhe International Inc. Announces Conference Call To Discuss Second Quarter Results
• Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Reports Continued Strong Earnings In The Second Quarter And Increases Dividend
• The Scotts Miracle-gro Company Declares Fourth Quarter Dividend
• Adm Announces Appointment Of Director, Declares Cash Dividend
• Does Your Tailgate Recipe Have What It Takes To Be The 'unofficial Official Tailgate Recipe Of The New England Patriots'?
• Agco Senior Executive, Norm Boyd, Receives Executive Appointment To Georgia's Board Of Community Health By Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue
• Pa Agriculture Secretary Invites Visitors To Events At Ag Progress Days
• Puresense Appoints Dave Lehman As Vice President Of Sales
• Panther Expedited Services Unveils New Brand; Services Include Ground, Air, Ocean, & Logistics
• Association Of Equipment Manufacturers - Industry Data
• Venomix Changes Name To Vestaron
• Yongye International Launches Corporate And Investor Relations Website
• Bp And Martek Biosciences Enter A Joint Development Agreement To Deliver Advanced Biodiesels
• All Reports 2q09 Results
• Agfeed Industries, Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2009 Financial Results
• Farmer Mac Reports Second Quarter Results
• New Program Encourages California Producers To Be Conservation Stewards
• Hdnet's 'dan Rather Reports' Examines The Future Of Farming - Is It Up In The Air?
• Bunge Limited Announces Public Offering Of Common Shares
• U.s. Department Of Labor Uncovers Child Labor And Migrant And Seasonal Farm Labor Violations On Bladen And Craven Counties, N.c., Blueberry Farms
• Abt Associates To Increase Food Security In West Africa
• Yongye International Announces Expansion Of Research And Development Center
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• Autodesk Inventor Helps A.t. Ferrell Move Food From Factory To Table
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• China Nutrifruit Schedules Conference Call To Discuss First Quarter 2010 Results
• Federal Government Begins Distribution Of Draft Environmental Impact Statement Regarding Monsanto's Proposal To Construct Environmentally Advanced Phosphate Mine
• Yongye International Announces Conference Call To Discuss Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2009 Results
• Mcl Fresh's Exclusive Launch Of The Purple Snow Pea Has The Competition Green With Envy
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• Dairy Processors Ask Lawmakers To Find More Constructive Use For $350 Million In Dairy Relief Funding
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• China Agritech, Inc. To Host The 2009 Second Quarter Conference Call On Monday, August 17, 2009
• The Rogers Family Company On Aug. 14 Welcomes 125 Coffee Farmers From Nine Countries, Customers And Community Leaders To Celebrate 30th Anniversary And Grand Opening Of New Gourmet Coffee Roasting Pla
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• The Andersons, Inc. Announces Cash Dividend For The Fourth Quarter
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• Brf - Brasil Foods S.a. Material Fact
• New Mexico Farmer Charged With Tax Fraud, Fraudulently Collecting Farm Subsidies
• Agriculture Secretary Honors Four Longstanding Pennsylvania Farms
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• Cme Group Names Timothy Andriesen As Managing Director, Agricultural Commodities
• Survey: Consumers Report Almonds As The Most Essential And Irreplaceable Nut
• Sam's Club(r) Introduces New Fair Trade Certified Coffee From Brazil
• China Agri-business Announces Financial Results For The Three And Six Months Ended June 30, 2009
• Florida Fertilizer & Agrichemical Association Elects Gaylon Pfeiffer Chairman
• Sinofert Holdings Limited Announces 2009 Interim Results
• China Organic Agriculture, Inc. Second Quarter 2009 Financials
• Avma Report To Congress Disputes Pew Commission Study
• Illinois Soybean Association To Unveil New Exhibit & Interactive Game At Farm Progress Show
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• Art's Way Manufacturing Expands Manufacturing Facility To Provide Storage Capacity For Small Run, Seasonal Farm Equipment
• China Agritech, Inc. Reports Record Quarterly Revenues And Net Income For The Second Quarter Of 2009
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• Thousands Of Equipment Items Sold In $29 Million Unreserved Ritchie Bros. Dubai Auction
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• Sunair Services Corporation Reports Third Fiscal Quarter 2009 Financial Results
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• Yuhe International Inc. Reports Record Second Quarter 2009 Results
• The Dannon Company Awards Cornell Cooperative Extension Of Westchester County The Fourth Annual Dannon Next Generation Nutrition Grant
• American Dairy Reports Second Quarter 2009 Financial Results
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• Yongye International, Inc. To File Extension For Second Quarter 2009 Form 10-q Filing
• The Rogers Family Company On Aug. 14 Welcomes 125 Coffee Farmers From Nine Countries, Customers And Community Leaders To Celebrate 30th Anniversary And Grand Opening Of New Gourmet Coffee Roasting Pla
• Act Now For A Healthy Lawn This Fall
• China Kangtai Cactus Biotech Q2 Revenue Up 30% To Record $6.5m; Net Income Up 37% To $1.4m, Eps $0.07
• K-state's Biosecurity Research Institute Gives Researchers The Tools Needed To Study Diseases That Cost Pig Producers Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars Each Year
• Jbs Usa, Llc To Host 2nd Quarter 2009 Earnings Conference Call August 17th
• Himfr.com Analyzes China's Livestock Market In July
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• Monsanto Is On The Verge Of A Technology Explosion, Executives Tell Investors At Annual Field Event
• U.s. Census Bureau Daily Feature For August 13
• Bunge Limited Announces Pricing Of Common Share Offering
• Seaboard Corporation Report Of Earnings
• Monsanto Executive Vice President And Chief Financial Officer Terry Crews To Retire
• American Dairy Announces Private Placement With Sequoia Capital
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• U.s. Environmental Protection Agency Enhances Mission To Protect People And The Environment With Purchase Of Waters Acquity Uplc/xevo Tq Ms System
• USDA Launches New Website for Obama Administration's Rural Tour
• Vilsack Announces Additional Recovery Funding for Forest Service Projects
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• Researchers finding ways to interrupt pathogen 'crosstalk'
• Farmland Values Stabilize as Farm Incomes Firm
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• Nutracea To Expand Board Of Directors, Modifies Compensation For Board Members
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• Raven Industries Announces Second Quarter Results
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• Afid Therapeutics Inc Expands Diversification And Market Thrust: Lands Third Order From Major Aerospace Companies For Advanced Glyco-based Reactant
• Analysis Of Biofuels Indirect Land Use Effects Finds The Science Lacking: 'too Diffuse And Subject To Too Many Arbitrary Assumptions To Be Useful For Rule-making.'
• The Rogers Family Company On Aug. 14 Welcomes 125 Coffee Farmers From Nine Countries, Customers And Community Leaders To Celebrate 30th Anniversary And Grand Opening Of New Gourmet Coffee Roasting Pla
• Illinois Soybean Association Kicks Off Yield Challenge In Illinois
• Rabies Vaccination Program Underway In Western Pennsylvania
• The Omics Generation On Facebook
• Free Seminars Will Detail Best Practices In Employer Hearing Conservation, Impending Nrr Change
• Syngenta Ceo Expresses Commitment To Bringing Technology And Agronomic Knowledge To African Farmers
• Raven Industries Board Announces Cash Dividend Of 14 Cents Payable On October 15, 2009
• Mosaic 2009 Annual Meeting Of Stockholders
• Marrone Bio Innovations And Scripps Institution Of Oceanography Collaborate On Discoveries For Use In Pest Management
• Howard Leight Participates In Msha-yale Field Study Of Technologies To Prevent Hearing Loss Among Mine Inspectors
• China Nutrifruit Group Limited Approved To List On Nyse Amex
• Ritchie Bros., World's Largest Industrial Auctioneer, Breaks Ground On New Permanent St. Louis Auction Site
• Zhongpin Expands Into Premium Food Oil Business
• 'minturn Nut Company Goes Solar With Cenergy Power'
• California Raisins And Television Star Alison Sweeney Raise Awareness About Feeding America's Childhood Hunger Initiatives
• Korein Tillery: Is Time Running Out For The Manufacturers Of The Herbicide Atrazine?
• China Kangtai Cactus Biotech To Attend Rodman & Renshaw Conference And Meet With Investors In September
• H1n1 Flu In Turkeys May Spread
• China Nutrifruit Group Limited Begins Trading On Nyse Amex
• China Nutrifruit Group Limited Launches New Corporate Web Site
• American Dairy Announces September Investor Conference Participation
• Intercontinentalexchange Sets Date Of November 3 For Third Quarter Earnings Release
• Marketsandmarkets: Global Agrochemical Market Worth $196 Billion By 2014
• Ritchie Bros. To Sell Mining Assets Of Appalachian Fuels At Charleston Auction
• Verenium Corporation To Present At The Rodman And Renshaw Annual Global Investment Conference
• Vicini Company Issues 'pink Slips' In Lieu Of Written Work Contracts According To Report By Human Rights Advocate Fr. Christopher Hartley: 'new Forms Of Human Rights Abuses On Vicini Company Sugar Can
• Tractor Supply Company To Participate In Goldman Sachs Global Retailing Conference
• Yongye International To Attend Rodman & Renshaw Annual Global Investment Conference
• Yuhe International Inc. To Attend Upcoming Investor Conferences
• Trimble Introduces New Fmx Functionality For Agriculture Guidance Applications
• Trimble Introduces Ag3000 Modem To Access Vrs Networks For High Accuracy Farming Applications
• Nbb Applauds Ford's B20 Approval In 2011 F-series Super Duty(r) Trucks
• Monsanto Licenses Use Of Cellectis' Innovative Genome Modification Technology
• Ul Warns Of Bird Deterrent Systems With Unauthorized Ul Marks
• Dupont Corn And Soybean Leadership Advances With Canadian Approval Of Optimum(tm) Gat(tm) Trait
• China Green Agriculture, Inc. Announces Grand Opening Of New 40,000-ton Capacity Production Facility
• Yongye International, Inc. Approved To List On Nasdaq
• Monsanto Company Completes Divestiture Of Sunflower Assets
• National Farm-city Council Selects Animal Agriculture As 2009 Annual Symposium Topic
• Deere & Company Board Of Directors Approves Additional Investment In Russia
• International Bidders Keep Equipment Pricing Strong At Ritchie Bros. Houston Auction
• Zhongpin To Present At Upcoming Investor Conferences
• Quarantine Lifted At Allegheny County Stable
• Governor Rendell Announces Resignation Of Dennis Wolff; Nominates Russell Redding As Agriculture Secretary
• New Audubon Nature Center Takes Flight In Ohio
• Reportlinker Adds Alternative Fuels Advisor 2008 Review Report
• Energy Leads The S&p Gsci Lower In August
• Fauve Intertrade Signs Major Energy Contracts In China
• Himfr.com Reports The Price Of Pork Will Not Exceed 2007 Prices
• Monsanto Executives To Address Investor Conferences In September
• China Agritech, Inc. Reports Its Common Stock Trading Symbol Has Changed To Cage
• Deadline Extended For Advance Farm Aid Media Credentials
• China Green Agriculture, Inc. To Host Fourth Quarter And Fiscal Year 2009 Results Conference Call On September 16, 2009 At 9:00 A.m. Et
• Chs Invests In Grains Export Terminal In Ukraine
• Scottsmiracle-gro Expands Operating Footprint In Ohio With The Addition Of Three Facilities To Accommodate Future Growth
• Raising A New Crop Of Farm To Table Chefs
• Ice To Deliver Trade Date Clearing With Launch Of Segregated Funds Solution; Developed In Consultation With Buy-side
• Yanglin Soybean, Inc. Hosts Delegates From The American Soybean Association
• Frost & Sullivan Cites Arm & Hammer For Excellence In The Dairy Animal Nutrition And Management Market
• China Agritech Expands Sales Contract With Sinochem, China's Largest Fertilizer Distributor
• China Agritech, Inc. Announces 1 For 4 Reverse Split And New Trading Symbol 'ctec' Effective September 8, 2009
• Bunge Limited To Address Barclays Capital 2009 Back-to-school Consumer Conference
• Avista Greens Fleet With Biodiesel
• India's Cotton Price Support Will Cool U.s., Global Markets
• Cenergy Power Commissions Two Solar Systems At Rio Bravo Ranch
• Dutch Princess Baptizes New Tulip In Honor Of 400th Anniversary Of Henry Hudson's Discovery Of Manhattan
• Governor Rendell Invites Public, Dairy Enthusiasts To 46th All-american Show
• Us Farms, Inc. Files Trademark Application For Aloe365
• Legendary Football Star Emmitt Smith And The National Pork Board Deliver The Ultimate Tailgating Experience
• Air Products' Merchant Gases Vp To Address Credit Suisse Chemical And Ag Science Conference On 16 September
• Himfr.com Forecasts Egg Market Trends
• Gei Consultants To Provide Engineering Services To The San Carlos Irrigation And Drainage District
• Aep Industries Inc. Reports Fiscal 2009 Third Quarter And Year-to-date Results
• Cresud S.a.c.i.f. Y A. Announces Results For The Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2009
• Vidacell(r) To Be Featured On Lifetime Television
• Vicini Company Issues 'pink Slips' In Lieu Of Written Work Contracts According To Report By Human Rights Advocate Fr. Christopher Hartley: 'new Forms Of Human Rights Abuses On Vicini Company Sugar Can
• Oregon Organic Coalition Honors Six Individuals And Companies With Awards For Excellence
• Scottsmiracle-gro To Participate In The Cl King Best Ideas Conference
• Apply Now For Usda's Conservation Stewardship Program
• Westway Group, Inc. Announces Phase Two Of Port Allen Expansion
• General Dynamics Awarded $47 Million Contract By The U.s. Department Of Agriculture
• Himfr.com Analyzes The Cooking Oil Market
• Agfeed Industries, Inc. Announces $50 Million Equity Credit Transaction; Participation In Global Investment Conference
• Monsanto Shares 2010 Guidance, Outlook For Roundup(r)
• U.s. Census Bureau Daily Feature For Sept. 10
• Vicini Company Issues 'pink Slips' In Lieu Of Written Work Contracts According To Report By Human Rights Advocate Fr. Christopher Hartley: 'new Forms Of Human Rights Abuses On Vicini Company Sugar Can
• J. S. West & Companies Announces New Proposition 2 Compliant Housing For California Hens
• China Green Agriculture, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter And Fiscal Year 2009 Financial Results
• Ag Groups And Experts Urge Congress To Move Forward Now With Research Lab To Protect American Food Supply And Agriculture Economy
• Video Exposes Cruelty, Rotting Corpses With Live Birds In Cages At Dunkin' Donuts' Egg Supplier
• Dow Agrosciences Cotton Business Grows To Double Digits
• Monsanto Shares Unprecedented Value On Farm With Investors And Growers, Recommits To 2012 Objectives
• Yayi International Announces Results For Third Quarter Fiscal 2009
• Award-winning Landscape Architect Topher Delaney On The Healing Power Of Gardens
• Video: New Basf Kixor(r) Herbicide Technology Receives Epa Approval
• China Agritech, Inc. Completes Construction Of Xinjiang Organic Granular Fertilizer Factory
• China Agro-technology Holdings Announces Launch Of Agricultural Biotech Website
• Chs Opens Office In Buenos Aires
• Smithfield Foods Announces Common Stock Offering
• Casco Bay Lobstermen Band Together To Launch Innovative Business Model
• Nuvilex, Inc. Announces Positive Oraphyte(tm) Microplot Results
• Howard Leight's 'hearforever' Initiative Is The Next Generation Of Hearing Conservation
• Mini Russell 1000 Sets Daily Volume And Open Interest Records On Ice Futures U.s.
• Dermatologists Screen More Than 1,300 People For Skin Cancer At Kentucky State Fair
• America's Egg Farmers Announce The Good Egg Project
• Video: Getting To The Roots Of Gold Medal Goodness
• China Green Agriculture, Inc. To Present At Susquehanna 3rd Annual Beijing Management Summit
• Climate Change Risks Could Cost Developing Countries Up To 19% Of Gdp By 2030
• Thousands Bid On Ca$61 Million Of Equipment In Ritchie Bros. Edmonton Auction
• Agfeed Industries, Inc. To Be Added To S-network Itg Agriculture Index(sm)
• Rockefeller Foundation Statement On The Death Of Norman Borlaug
• Bread For The World Mourns Passing Of Norman Borlaug
• Free Tree Planted With Every Deeamore Potato Purchase
• Yanglin Soybean, Inc. Announces New Website Launch
• Different Sectors Have Reacted With Outrage To The International Discredit Campaign Of Father Hartley
• One New Agriculture Stock Added; One Stock Deleted From S-network Itg Agriculture Index In Quarterly Rebalancing
• Freshfarm Markets Announces The Opening Of Its 9th Market, By The White House
• Cme Group Statement On Senate Agriculture Committee Leadership
• Himfr.com Analyzes Fluctuations In The Export Volume Of China's Silk Garments
• China Nutrifruit Group Limited Attends The First International Blueberry Festival And Specialty Fruit Trade Fair In Daxing Anling
• Economic Pressures Turning Companies To Supply Chains For Revenue Gains And Cost Savings
• Neogen Corporation Announces 1st Quarter Results Conference Call
• Dupont Expects Seed Business Will Grow More Than 15 Percent In 2009
• Compass Group Supports Local Farmers Nationally
• Himfr.com Analyzes September Urea Market Situation
• Governor Chet Culver Cuts The Ribbon On Genencor's New Iowa Facility
• Brazil Increases Environmental Preservation Measures With Sugarcane Zoning Proposal
• Reportlinker Adds U.s. Equine Market: Feed, Health Care And Services For Horses, The Report
• Bon Appetit Management Company Launches Comprehensive Student Garden Guide
• Think Spring In The Fall To Get The Most Out Of Your Garden
• Summits Alone Won't Feed The Hungry, Aid Agency Says
• U.s. Census Bureau Daily Feature For Sept. 22
• China Agro-technology Holdings Reorganized
• Martek's Life'sdha(tm) Featured In New Nutrioli Dha Cooking Oil From Ragasa
• Got Organic Milk? Boulder School Kids Go To The Head Of The Class!
• Mid-american Wine Program Ripe For Growth With Mediasite
• Art's Way Manufacturing Strengthens Senior Management Team
• Conagra Mills Selects Signaldemand To Optimize Sales Operations
• Strong Demand For Cranes And Other Equipment At Unreserved Ritchie Bros. Auction In Moncofa, Spain
• Ritchie Bros. To Sell Large Number Of Late Model Equipment Items For Rodman Companies And Others In Fort Worth Unreserved Public Auction
• U.s. Census Bureau Daily Feature For Sept. 19
• Notice To Brf Brasil Foods S.a.'s Shareholders
• Pro-fac Announces Fiscal 2009 Results
• China Agritech, Inc. Approved For Listing On The Nasdaq Global Market
• Sugarcane Agro-ecological Zoning A Welcome Step To Promote Sustainability, But Amendments Will Be Needed According To Brazilian Sugarcane Industry
• Alternative Energy Machine May Double World Food Production
• Organic Trade Association Welcomes New National Organic Program Head
• University Of Minnesota, College Of Veterinary Medicine And Davis Family Dairies Announce Private Grand Opening Of New Sweden Dairy
• Mosaic Announces First Quarter Fiscal Year 2010 Earnings Release And Conference Call
• Cenergy Power To Deploy 504kw Solar Power System For Pohl & Holmes Huller/sheller
• Grow Your Own Garden Now! Great Park Launches Garden Workshops At Farm And Food Lab
• Compatible Technology International Project To Enhance Child Nutrition And Livelihoods Of Rural Families In Malawi And Tanzania
• Bronson Announces Extension of Emergency
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $4 Million in Recovery Act Funding for Business Develop...
• Produce growers concerned over national plan, FDA vows regs will be 'scale-appropriate.'
• ABC Nightline Investigates Tail Docking, Dehorning
• Update 3--Obama wants to end wealthy farmers' crop subsidies
• USDA Names Members to the National Mango Board
• Senate committee passes farm animal welfare bill
• Farmworkers rights bill gets further review
• Pork Industry Strives to Set the Record Straight in Wake of CBS Story
• USDA Abandons NAIS
• Farm & Ranchers Being Heard Online
• USDA Highlights Impact of Recovery Act on Rural America
• Critics of Modern Ag Abound at USDA'a Outlook Forum
• Pork Industry Coalition Letter to CBS News President
• USDA Issues Final Decision on Amendments to all Federal Milk Orders
• Chicken group asks FDA to revise egg rule
• Blueberry Assessment Vote Canceled
• NCBA urges Congress to look at science behind antibiotics
• National Milk Producers Federation forming dairy policy plan
• Why chickens need cages
• Antibiotics key for disease treatment
• Wisconsin State Senate passes raw milk bill
• US Senate climate bill to be unveiled April 26
• Cap and trade bill hurts Midwestern farmers
• Livestock groups urge end to ethanol subsidies
• Farmers and Ranchers Must Plan for New Air Quality Standards
• The Economics of Slaughter

• NC Farmers Market and a Week of Giving
• Advisory Committee for Agricultural Development an
• WEST VIRGINIA COUNTRY STORE RETURNS TO CHARLOTTE C
• LOGAN FARMERS? MARKET OPEN HOUSE SET FOR OCTOBER 2
• MD Media Advisory of Upcoming Events
• Honey Commission to Meet in Boise
• Certified Livestock Manager Training
• Trees for Troops Presentation in Iowa
• State Names Farm Show Theme
• Powers Great American Midways to operate carnival at 2009 N.C. State Fair
• KS Grape and Wine Coucil to Meet Jan. 8
• Chefs to Delight Culinary Sense at PA 2009 Farm Show
• Tractors 'Pull' Farmer, Families to PA Farm Shows
• Farm Profitability, Transition Workshops to be held at 2009 PA Farm Show
• Shutterbugs invited to Capture PA Farm show on Camarap
• Corn Research and Promotion Council referendum set for January 8-9 at Ag Expo MN
• Renewable Energy, Regional Food On The Agenda For 2009 Value Added Ag Conference WI
• Ag Forecast cloudy at this year's Purdue Ag Alumni Fish Fry
• Texas water documentary to air on PBS stations
• Growers? workshop will help producers sell at farmers? markets
• Agriculture Summit to explore energy
• Florida to be well represented at American Farm Bureau Annual Meeting in San Antonio
• Carolina Garden Expo returns to Greenville Feb. 13 & 14
• 21st Annual Aquaculture Development Conference to be held Jan. 30 and 31 in Atlantic Beach
• N.C. Pecan Growers Association?s meeting, workshop and orchard tour planned for Feb. 14
• Final meeting to gather public input on management of state?s ag research stations is Jan. 14 in Way
• Texas Rice Council meeting set Jan. 14 in El Campo
• Extension Office offering slew of events
• Value-added conference to focus on farm and rural entrepreneurs
• 11th Illinois Products Expo - March 7-8, 2009
• MD Join the Rockfish Celebration
• Horticulture Congress workshop will examine e-commerce for agritourism
• Women in Ag Conference offers diverse agenda, networking
• BIG conference set Feb. 2-3 in Waco
• Young Farmers and Ranchers Knowledge Expo Jan. 30-31 in Gillette
• Illinois Assciation of Agriculture Annual Fair Meeting Jan. 16-18
• Dates and Locations Set for Pesticide Applicator Testing
• Florida Senate Select Committee on economy invites public to workshop
• Regional dairy meetings aimed to help producers during hard times
• Aquaculture workshops to be held Feb. 27, 28
• East Texas turfgrass conference planned Feb. 5
• Overton hosts pasture management course
• Quail management workshops planned in Roby
• Stillwater To Host Young Farmers and Ranchers
• MISS SANGAMON COUNTY CROWNED 2009 MISS ILLINOIS COUNTY FAIR
• Grant workshops available for farmers
• Texas State Fish Art contest deadline nearing
• State Viticulture Advisory Board to Meet
• Workshop series teaches women better farm business practices
• Organic farming conference scheduled for late February
• Advanced rainwater harvesting seminar planned
• Organic horticulture course set for small landowners
• Joint meeting of weed science societies set for Feb. 9-13
• Arkansas Farm Bureau and Rural Health Committee Sponsor Statewide Safety Poster Contest
• Drought workshop set Feb. 12 in Bastrop
• Iowa Farm Bureau Partners with Other Farm Experts to Answer Questions About Farm Bill's Acre Provisi
• Seminar details economic programs available
• Advisory committee for farmland preservation trust fund will meet by conference call Feb. 3
• Kaine to speak Feb. 9 at Agriculture ­Summit; Warner expected
• Bueatiful Garden's Plant introduction Ceremony
• Farm Bureau Leadership Conference Feb. 16-17
• Over 120 Farm Bureau members from across the state attended the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation (MF
• South Texas turf conference set Feb. 11
• Agriculture CEU training planned in Levelland
• Overton plans workshops for cattlemen
• Workshops on setting up agricultural districts scheduled
• Small Farms Conference will include Concurrent Acidified Foods Course
• Carolina Garden Expo returns to Greenville Feb. 13 and 14
• Wind energy meeting planned in St. Joe County
• Southern Minnesota Crop Management meeting planned for February 26 in Mankato
• Texas Land Trust conference planned in Austin
• N.C. food companies offer business-to-business connections at Flavors of Carolina food on Feb. 24
• USDA will hold networking conference at VSU
• Get value-added production grant writing tips
• Farm Bureau, Virginia Tech to hold international trade workshop
• Ag Safety Awareness Week is March 1-7
• Dept. AG hosts Amusement Ride Inspector Training Aimed to Keep Public Safe
• Feed and Grain Summit to be held in Harrisburg PA
• Horse World Expo to Showcase PA's Equine Industry
• Indiana Sheep Symposium to highlight Purdue speakers
• ASU sheep showing team dominates in Fort Worth
• NCDA&CS sponsoring marketing workshop for food-business owners March 19 in Greensboro
• Cotton profitability workshop planned in Lubbock
• Export Training Program Announced for Farmers Ranchers and Food Processors
• Transportation Provided for Spring Agritourism Tour
• Sign up by March 16 for free pesticide disposal at Pasco and Walla Walla
• Tri-State Woodland and Wildlife Workshop is April 4
• Aquaculture workshop to help producers get better price for their fish
• First National Conference for Small Food Manufacturers
• Maryland Department of Agriculture Equine Show Policies Announced
• Workshop provides tips for debt management
• Apply Now For Women’s Communications Boot Camp
• Sign up by April 6 for free pesticide disposal at Chelan, Okanogan
• Three agriculture promotion councils seek candidates for upcoming elections
• UT Schedules First Organic Crops Field Tour
• Advanced workshop for wine-grape growers April 27 in Fredericksburg
• Spring Fest offers fun, educational activities for entire family
• Dairy conference aimed at industry 'moovers' and shakers
• Travis County Master Gardeners offer two free evening seminars at Zilker in April
• Agrosecurity trainings planned for May, June
• Texas A&M Beef Center show cattle camps scheduled for May, June
• Workshop In Llano Offers TDA Economic Development Tools To Rural Communities
• Workshop In Decatur Offers TDA Economic Development Tools To Rural Communities
• North Texas Master Naturalists to hold annual conference
• Woodland Owners Short Course tailored to families
• Multi-country pond management seminar set June 2 in New Berlin
• Taylor County is site for May 18 estate-planning seminar
• Fourth annual Fort Harrod Beef Festival bigger than ever
• UK 4-H Horse Program to host riding seminar by sports biomechanics lecturer
• Vendors welcome for 2009 Got to Be NC Festival
• Texas Legislature to recognize Blackland center’s 100th anniversary
• Pineywoods Beef Cow Congress set May 22 in Shelby County
• 2009 Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course Aug. 3-5
• Time is Running Out—One Week Left to Save $5 on State Fair Tickets!
• N.C. Masons host 4th annual Pig Jig barbecue cook-off at Got to Be NC Festival Saturday, May 30
• Taste of the Month brings hard-to-find foods to east Kentucky school
• AAW symposium will tackle energy issues in Washington in June
• Kentucky Meat Goat Field Day set for June 4 in Berea
• Learn to manage wildlife on forestland
• MASH camps underway
• Sunny Acres Farm hosts soggy Funfest for rural and urban guests
• Southwestern Exposition and Stock Show & Rodeo
• Livestock grazing seminar Feb. 4 in Woodhull
• Cattle Industry Annual Convention & NCBA Trade Show
• ASA and SSSA Online Seminar Series
• Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee to hold Feb. 12 public meeting in Chicago
• USDA Sets Dates for Processed Raspberry Promotion, Research, and Information
• Ag Secretary Says Animal Disease Respone Training Available for Farmers, Vets, First Responders...
• Upcoming Webinar on FDA's Inspection Process
• USDA Schedules First Meeting of Dairy Industry Advisory Committee for April 13-15
• CAST Animal Agriculture Symposium
• Workshop Will Present Latest Poultry Processing Technology
• Upcoming Webinar on BSE
• Webinar: Apples--The Next Superfruit

• Holbrook Attends Celebration of Liberty
• Gilbert FFA Chapter Given New Tractor
• State FFA Officers Elected At Clemson
• Nelson Awarded Corn Memorial Scholarship
• Pelion FFA Chapter Presents Awards
• SCFFA Center Undergoes Renovations
• State FFA Officers in Peach Festival Parade
• Latta Team to Compete in National Finals
• Manning Parliamentary Procedure Team in Nationals
• Anderson I & II FFA Team in National Finals
• Sox is State Star Farmer
• Gray is Named State Star in Placement
• Price is State Star in Agribusiness
• Manning FFA Team Headed to Finals
• Anderson FFA Wins State Speaking Event
• Holbrook to Compete in National Speaking Contest
• "Plate for a Plate" Challenge Continues for FFA
• Landscape Miracle at Lexington Technology Center
• WVDA Announced Winner for Farm-City Poster Contest
• CDFA Scientists ?Adopt? Sacramento School for Holidays and Donate Much-Needed Supplies
• USDA Scholars Program Applications open for the 2009 school year.
• Lemaster Selected to Lead PA center for Beef Excellence
• Current interim Akridge named dean of Purdue Agriculture
• Florida Ag in the Classroom Awards 36 grants
• Students compete for shot at rodeo art show
• Arkansas Farm Bureau Selects Ag in the Classroom Winners
• Nicole Reese Named Runner-Up in AFBF Discussion Meet
• Schafer commits USDA to national internships through Student Conservation Association
• Want to Connect with Friends from Your Youth? Try the Tennessee 4-H Alumni Web Site
• Arboretum program to teach kids more than gardening skills
• UK Meat Cutting School designed for chefs
• Kentucky 4-H celebrates 100th anniversary
• National FFA to Award $2 million in Scholarships
• Texas Ag Day essays due Feb. 9
• National Ag Day Essay Contest
• State FFA President Attends State of the State Address
• Springfeild Lassos National High School Rodea
• National FFA Week to be Celebrated in South Carolina
• ACE yields wisdom on balancing people, planet, power, prosperity
• Farm Bureau Statement on National FFA Week, Feb. 21-28
• Dept of Ag Summer Nutition Program to Benefit Children
• UK College of Ag undergrads' research displayed at state capitol
• Farm Bureau members attend Promotion & Education Conference in Morton
• Nicollet County Farm Bureau member participates in National Collegiate Discussion Meet
• Tech students hit the road to study grazing lands
• Earn Cash for Carbon
• Register for Agricultural Literacy Producer Training
• UT Bull Test Sale Offers Lessons in Beef Management
• Kile Junior Beef Scholarships Now Available
• Junior Pork Day shows new swine showmen around the ring
• Seminole 4-H Wins State Lifesmarts Championship
• Farm Bureau and FFA - A Great Combination
• Youth Equine Champions Honored in Atlanta
• Texas Tech to host wind energy camp for youth
• Simple device can ensure food gets to the store bacteria free
• Pittsylvania Farm Bureau, AITC foundation receive education grants
• Scholarships offered by Alachua County Farm Bureau
• UK cell wall research success could impact biomass efficiency
• Farmers learn valuable skills in welding class
• Ag Books for Kids Contest Deadline March 27
• NCGA supports farm policy competition
• Equine career fair to help students prepare for internships, workforce
• Students turn corn, soy into cupcake wrappers, cork, toilet paper
• Ailing Economy Dosen't Hurt FFA Ham, Bacon and Egg Sales
• Agriculture Education Program to Enliven Local Classrooms
• USDA Leadership Institute Graduates Small Farmers
• Maryland Teens Get Ready for First Round of Environmental Education Competitions
• Purdue animal sciences requests nominations for alumni award
• Ag in the Classroom Essay Contest Winner Announced
• New Educational Program Offered for Horse Owners
• Project helping Guatemalan farmers with agricultural, horticultural needs
• LFUCG Commissioner of Environmental Quality to speak
• UK Dairy Challenge team earns Silver Award in national competition
• Agriculture students do ‘180' with service project
• Farm Bureau Young Farmer & Agriculturist Contests Announced
• Texas A&M livestock and wool judging teams end season with Houston wins
• In distinguished company: three faculty to be honored
• Study-abroad course benefiting range students
• New after-school programs help Travis County at-risk youth
• Texas A&M poultry judging team repeats as national champions
• AgriLife Extension veterinary camp readies for seventh year
• Ohio State to build agricultural diseases lab in Wooster
• UK Wheat Field Day is May 19
• UK Equestrian Team to defend its national championship title
• Workshop gives participants hands-on experience with tree evaluation
• UK Equestrian Team wins reserve national championship; rider wins individual championship
• Antique workshops foster nostalgia, life-long learning
• Three school districts recognized for outstanding integrated pest management
• Nutrition and food science opens state-of-the-art demonstration lab
• UK College of Agriculture names new horticulture department chair
• UT Scientist a Leader in the National Biomass Conversion Effort
• FFA Scholarships Awarded to FB Family Students
• Kids Can Explore the Creeping, Crawling, Colorful World of Insects in Bugtussle, USA at the UT Garde
• Ag in the Classroom Awards Grants to 14 Educational Projects
• College of Agriculture and Life Sciences predicts record graduation for spring 2009
• Purdue researcher keeps pushing for deeper knowledge
• Purdue College of Agriculture honors top students
• AEM joins forces with FFA to advance ag industry careers development
• Groundbreaking for new Ag buildings held at Texas A&M
• Climate change, carbon credits and agriculture featured at 2009 Texas Ag Forum
• Stiles Farm Field Day scheduled June 16
• Students learn fresh + local = appealing
• Register Now for Ag in the Classroom Summer Teacher Training
• ''Introducing Agriculture Into Academia'' Curriculum Available
• University of Kentucky and TheHorse.com introduce equine research new
• Field day helps students better understand environment
• PA Farm Bureau Fundraiser Supports Agriculture Education Programs
• Purdue sorghum researcher wins World Food Prize
• Quilt block gardens add colorful attraction to northeast Kentucky
• Monsanto Opens Agriculture's First Water Utilization Learning Center
• NIFA Awards Funding for Animal Health and Production Research
• Hands-On: From Classroom to Employment
• DuPont Pledges Support To "My American Farm" Initiative
• Help wanted: ag teachers
• Agronomy, Crops, Soils Societies Offer Scholarships, Fellowships
• USDA addresses veterinary shortages with education loan repayment program
• American Farm Bureau Federation Announces Internship

• N.C. Seed Laboratory offers testing services
• Michigan's Agri-Business Sector on the Grow in 2008: Ag-based businesses poised for job creation, bu
• Buyers, Sellers of Farm Equipment Can Now Scarcely Imagine World Without Internet
• Monsanto board approves 10-percent dividend increase
• WANTED: Farm markets and other agri-tourism businesses for listing in directory
• ADM expands chocolate business through acquisition of Schokinag
• AGCO Announces Fourth quarter Earnings
• CHS acquires Winona River & Rail
• Changes coming for ag employers
• Monsanto's Success in Seed and Trait Technologies Leading The Way Toward 2012 Gross Profit Goals
• CEO says Dow AgroSciences is delivering beyond expectations
• Agrium reports 4th-quarter net earnings of $124 million; record year
• DuPont's 2009 priorities are clear, says CFO
• CHS distributes record returns to owners
• DuPont expects increased global seed corn share
• Smithfield Foods to close 6 plants, consolidate pork business units
• Monsanto to help Seed and Genomics see a 60% Profit Grwoth
• Deere reports first-quarter earnings of $204 million
• Monsanto says gross profits of its seed & genomics segment will grow by 60 percent in three years
• New mobile wind machines help Pioneer test for stronger roots, stalks
• CME Group to Launch Forex E-Micro Contracts
• Farm Credit System reports net income of $2.916 billion for 2008
• JBS S.A. terminates process to acquire National Beef
• CF Industries sends letter to Terra board; plans to proceed with exchange offer
• Pioneer Hi-Bred offers growers tools for determing economic seeding rate
• Agrium moves to take over CF Industries for $3.6 billion
• Tarleton set to break ground on regional dairy center
• Pilgrim's Pride to idle three chicken processing plants as part of restructuring
• Blues and Monsanto Team Up To Turn Scottrade Center Green
• Dow AgroSciences, Schillinger Seed announce licensing, R&D agreement on soybean genetics
• Terra board rejects CF Industries' unsolicited exchange offer
• Noble Foundation, Forage Genetics Intl. to collaborate on research to improve alfalfa
• USSEC Names Dr. Miguel Escobar Interim CEO
• CF Industries rejects Agrium offer as 'grossly inadequate,' sweetens offer for Terra
• Merck and Schering-Plough to merge
• Monsanto Completes Regulatory Submissions in U.S. and Canada for World's First Biotech Drought-Toler
• Agrium responds to CF rejection of offer
• Dow, Rohm and Haas announce settlement to close aquisition
• Monsanto's Historic R&D Investment has Contributed to Mid-20s Gross Profit Growth for Its Seeds and
• IMI Global launches VerifiedGreen(TM) to certify ag operations as green
• Terra rejects CF Industries' latest bid proposal
• CF Industries files to nominate three directors to Terra's board
• QUALISOY(TM) announces 2009 board members, yearly objectives
• Agrium commences exchange offer to acquire all outstanding CF shares
• VeraSun Energy selects Valero as successful bidder for 7 facilities; seeks approval in hearing today
• Monsanto Company Sets Webcast and Analyst/Media Call for 2009 Second-Quarter Financial Results
• Kellog CEO to call for food safety changes
• XcelPlus secures contracts for 200 million gallons of alternative fuel GlyClene
• CF Industries board recommends rejection of Agrium offer; reaffirms intent to combine with Terra
• Terra rejects latest bid proposal from CF Industries
• Monsanto Company Commits $10 Million to Rice and Wheat Research Program
• Monsanto tests show high plant populations boost corn yield, profitability
• Agrium increases its bid for CF Industries
• Tyson Foods to close Ponca City, OK, processed meats plant
• Syngenta, Dow AgroSciences agree to cross-license corn traits
• VeraSun Energy closes on sales of assets to Valero Renewable Fuels
• Monsanto, Hunan University Enter Into Research Collaboration To Source Novel Genes For Crop Improvem
• BASF, AgraQuest announce agreement for BASF to distribute Serenade(R) bio-fungicide
• Bayer CropScience acquires BioNem products from AgroGreen
• Texas AgriLife Accepts Largest Donation of Cotton Technology; Donation Set To Advance Cotton Researc
• Viterra launches new Pulse Star(TM) herbicide
• Arcadia Biosciences, Advanta to develop salt-tolerant sorghum
• Monsanto Adds David L. Chicoine to Board of Directors
• Pilgrim's Pride to close processing plant in Dalton, Ga.
• Deere announces new global operating model for sustainable growth
• Agrium sends letter to CF stockholders
• Vance Publishing partners with AgPlus Network
• Syngenta says atrazine suit has no merit
• Agricultural News CF Industries receives 'overwhelming' support from stockholders in vote
• Bayer CropScience donates $1.1 million to United Fresh Produce to create Center for Global Produce S
• Devgen and Monsanto Update Research and Technology Agreement; Devgen Receives Payment of EUR 20M
• John Deere Ag Management Solutions, Raven Industries forge new supplier agreement
• Smithfield Foods CEO sends letter to employees re: H1N1 influenza
• Monsanto challenges unauthorized use of Roundup Ready(R) technology by DuPont
• ADM net sales and operating income drop in 3rd quarter
• CropLife America and RISE address industry issues
• NCGA commends the president for forming biofuels working group
• Agrium reports net loss for first quarter of 2009
• New fungicidal active ingredient fluopyram strengthens Bayer product portfolio
• Bayer CropScience to invest $10 million in new plant biotech research center in N.C.
• Agrium increases offer for CF Industries to $40 cash plus one Agrium share per CF share
• Monsanto Executives to Address Investor Conferences in May
• CF Industries comments on latest revised proposal from Agrium
• New alliance formed between Osborne Industries, PigCHAMP
• Monsanto announces next wave of high impact technology products
• 'Back to Basics' approach proving profitable for Tyson Foods
• ADM announces 'ADM Cares' program to advance societal improvements
• CF board rejects latest revised offer from Agrium
• Deere reports second-quarter earnings of $472 million
• Agrium Advanced Technologies to build new ESN(R) plant in New Madrid, Mo.
• CF Industries extends exchange offer for Terra to June 26
• Agrium to withdraw and re-file Hart-Scott-Rodino notification re: proposed CF acquisition
• Monsanto to meet lower end of earnings guidance, due to lower Roundup sales volume
• Cargill announces new canola oil with lowest saturated fat of any oil on market
• Samuel Allen elected new Deere president, COO and board member
• BASF sues DuPont for patent infringement
• Bunge partners with two firms to build export grain terminal in Pacific Northwest
• Simmons, Numerex develop satellite-based monitoring of liquid feed tanks
• Agrium reaffirms offer for CF of $40 cash plus one Agrium share per CF share
• Deere announces layoffs at Ottumwa Works
• Syngenta CEO underlines importance of ag technology in supporting the environment
• Koch Nitrogen Company, LLC Enhances Enid Facility to Increase Urea Production
• NOVUS International, Chr. Hansen to partner on BioPlus 2B(R)
• Monsanto Teams up With Industry Leaders in Protein Design Software Development
• William Tierney joins Doane Advisory Services as g
• Ganeded Biotech introduces GanPro(TM) direct-fed microbial for livestock
• Monsanto, Dole enter new collaboration to bring innovations to vegetables
• Agrium extends offer deadline one month as 62 percent of CF shares are tendered
• CF comments on Agrium's tender offer results
• Monsanto to reorganize, cut 900 positions as Q3 net income drops 14% from prior year
• Vacci-Test receives U.S. approval for FoodChek(TM)-E.Coli test
• Agrium says CF ignores clear stockholder message
• Monsanto and Bayer CropScience to cross-license canola traits
• Agrium extends exchange offer for CF to September 22
• Justice department to Dean foods: See you in court
• USDA Seeks Applications for Specialty Crop Block Grant Program-Farm Bill Funds
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Food Purchases for Domestic
• USDA Announces Commodity Credit Corporation Lending Rates for February 2010
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Funding Assistance to Help Rural Businesses
• How Will Livestock Traceability Decision Affect Iowa?
• Ag Secretary Vilsack Outlines Strategy for Rural America
• Farm Income Shows Small Rebound
• Sen. Peterson makes plans for next farm bill
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces Rural Broadband Projects to Bring Economic Opportunity...
• How producers can enhance profitability in chaotic times
• USDA Extends Sign-Up for Emergency Assistance to Eligible Producers of Livestock, Honeybees...
• USDA Issues Final Rule on Amendments to Federal Milk Orders

• Colorado?s Beef Exports Explode in 2008
• "PORK POWER" EXCEEDS GOAL, DONATES 102,562 POUNDS
• Health requirements for flying reindeer waived by State Agriculture Department
• ND Mare Exposed to Disease
• Delaware Equine Herpesvirus (EHV-1) update
• Wisconsin Horses Quaratined, Will Be Tested After Exposure to Reproductive Disease
• Pork producers will get forecast, tips at annual conference
• Merial teams with AviTech to offer vaccines via ovo injection systems
• Mexico lifts restrictions on meat imports
• Argentine government financing feedlots
• Food safety service enhances ground beef testing
• Farmers helping save prairie chickens
• Economist sees another year of struggle for livestock producers
• CAFO rule changes could impact Indiana farms
• AFBF delegates endorse increase in beef checkoff
• California Among 39 States Testings Horses for a Contagious Reproductive Disease
• UK College of Agriculture Weather Center warns of cold stress emergency for livestock producers, pet
• K-State equine scientist does not recommend feeding DDGS to horses
• Livestock producers should brace for 'another year of struggle'
• Livestock Producers may get New Tool against Foot and Mouth Diease
• South Jersey Horseman Named 2008 Horseman of the Year
• Identifying economically important traits in animal genomes
• CAFO's required to Report Animal Waste Emmissions
• Economist: State's livestock can't consume all Indiana DDGS
• Three Mares Exposed to Equine Disease
• New niche market created an increase in the demand for goat meat
• ARS: Piglet feed supplements support immune system
• Wireless video surveillance helps dairy protect workers, cattle and property
• GeneThera offers discounted Johne's Disease tests to dairy producers
• Livestock predators likely to be someone's pet dog
• FDA approves camelina meal as broiler chicked feed
• Study: Hen health better, mortality lower in modern cage production
• As Weather Warms, Farm Bureau Warns of Manure Runoff Risk
• USDA buys more American lamb
• Hospitals, healthcare leaders say they helped shift dairy practices
• AFBF: Dairy farmers facing 'incredibly difficult circumstances'
• Equine disease outbreak now reported in 46 states
• Bronson Announces Eradication Of Horse Disease
• California Mare test Postive for CEM
• Texas launches new cattle trichomoniasis plan
• Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack Announces Final Rule for Handling of Non-Ambulatory Cattle
• Vilsack Issues Conditional License for Vaccine to Reduce E. Coli in Feedlot Cattle
• Antibiotics Vital to Animal Health, Food Protection
• Conference addresses important dairy management issues
• Equine owners should vaccinate against WNV, EEE
• ARS: Research closes in on goat scrapie
• K-State research shows potential in feeding cull cows
• Murphy-Brown announces Pork Quality Assurance Plus certification
• Pfizer Animal Health becomes leadership contributor to thoroughbred racing Safety and Integrity Alli
• UK Horse Racing Club to host Thoroughbred trainer panel
• Dairy Industry sees Less Gassy Future for Cows
• Beef cattle prices going with the flow of the economy
• Cattle escaping fire death may have secondary injuries
• AgriLife Extension seeks to make good cattle operations better through SPA program
• Expert: Beware of grass tetany, pasture bloat in cattle
• Ag economist expects robust improvement of cattle prices by 2010
• WVDA Concerned Reed Canary Graass Could be Poisoning Cattle
• Bronson Announces No Cause Of Death Yet Found For Horses
• USDA and NIH Funded International Science Consortium Publishes Analysis of Domestic Cattle Genome Se
• Canadian Researcher Find Way to Cut Methane Gas in Cattle
• Cattle on Feed Report
• Education, not regulation key to improving animal welfare
• Pioneer experts suggest ways to manage nutritional value of corn silage
• Animal Welfare Part 1
• Make the Most of Your Roundpen
• Secretary Vilsack Appoints National Pork Producers Delegate Body
• New Health Products for the Beef Industry
• USDA Announces New Framework for Animal Disease Traceability
• USDA starting over on national animal ID system
• $24 mln for animal health and production grants
• Pros/cons of using potential low birth weight bulls on heifers
• The economies behind the cow
• Ag commissioner wants minimum price set for class I milk
• Bovine Respiratory Disease: New Research to Tackle Major Concern for Cattle Industry
• New Push to Bring Horse Slaughterhouses Back
• K-State Cattlemen's Day: Ag Economist Outlines Market Trends, Considerations for Beef Industry
• FDA to ban surplus broiler hatching eggs
• USDA to Propose Expanding Poultry Loan Guidance to Include Pork Operations
• Backgrounding opportunities for livestock producers
• Flax can play an important role in cattle rations
• Importance for crossbreeding in beef industry stressed