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S&W Seed Receives Trademark Kandi Leaf Stevia in US and Mexico

Jan 10, 2017

S&W Seed Company announced it has received a trademark for the use of the brand name Kandi Leaf stevia. The trademark will be applied on S&W's unique stevia lines bred for enhanced flavor characteristics and marketed for the fresh and dry ...

Tags: S&W Seed, Leaf Stevia

Is Not a Terrible Capital Chain But Jia Yueting Anti Sense Repairer Dream

Dec 16, 2016

Jia Yueting for the two time in the "Chinese entrepreneurs" annual meeting. First, in December 2015, to meet the "noble" of Liu Chuanzhi, and bring a series of practical interest; second, December 2016, in order to hold a free conference. ...

Tags: Chinese entrepreneurs, the music company, the car

LETV Two Shareholders Have Strong: Turn in Jia Total Concept

Dec 13, 2016

1 minutes reading tips 1. "Music as an ecological strategy is right, but in the order of the strategy we have different views" 2. "The music as it is now, the three risk outbreak at the same time, this time to consider the adequacy of ...

Tags: LETV, abnormal positions, rumors

AHDB Beef & Lamb Announces $1.8m Beef Production Research Initiative

Nov 11, 2016

AHDB Beef & Lamb is looking for research and industry collaborators to form a five-year Beef Knowledge Partnership focusing on key areas of beef production. The aim of the £1.5m ($1.8m) project is to devise and implement a programme ...

Tags: Beef Production, Beef

Zaad and Chromatin Agree to Produce and Distribute Sorghum Seed in Africa

Apr 5, 2016

Chromatin and Zaad Holdings have entered into a long-term alliance to produce and distribute planting seed for grain and forage sorghum throughout the African continent. Zaad, a vertically integrated agriculture company, distributes seed ...

Tags: Zaad, Chromatin, Planting seed

Customers Ditch Lilydale After Discovering Chickens Are Fed GM Feed

Feb 18, 2016

A group of consumers is pledging never to buy Lilydale free-range chickens again after finding out the chickens are fed genetically modified (GM) feed. The issue arose by complaints on social media followed by a response by Lilydale on ...

Tags: Free-range chickens, non-GM food

Agricultural Machinery Industry Maintained Growth

Jul 19, 2015

Since the implementation of policy of subsidies for purchasing agricultural machinery in 2004, China agricultural machinery industry has maintained double-digit growth, even with the operating revenue growth rate of 33.8% in 2011. However, ...

Tags: agricultural machinery, tractor

Cattle Futures Have Peaked for The Season

May 8, 2015

Year-over-year prices for finished steers remain high, but it looks like in general, cattle futures have peaked for the season, and that's likely to trim gains heading into summer. The cattle business has responded to supply-driven price ...

Tags: cattle futures, Agriculture

The Winter Wheat Crop in Parts of The Plains Is Falling in Quality

Apr 8, 2015

The winter wheat crop in parts of the Plains is falling in quality while farmers are seeing delays in the mid-South as corn-planting fights to move north into the Midwest, where another set of weather challenges and potential delays could ...

Tags: National Agricultural Statistics Service, Warm temperatures, Agriculture

PDS Received a $549,278 Funding From Government for New Equipment to Expand Efficiency

Mar 5, 2015

Canadian food safety organisation Prairie Diagnostic Services (PDS) has received a $549,278 funding from Harper Government to purchase new equipment to expand and modernise its testing efficiency. This new financial support will help PDS ...

Tags: Food Safety, New Equipment

It Starts with Good Planning and Follow-Through for All Phases of Production

Mar 14, 2014

Last summer while making farm calls on some of the best farms and hay producers in my area, I decided to ask each farmer what was the most important thing or things that made them stand out. What made the difference for them compared to ...

Tags: Forage, Agriculture, Food

Now Is The Ideal Time to Control Troublesome Pasture Weeds

Mar 13, 2014

With no green showing in the pasture, few livestock producers are thinking about weed control, but now is the ideal time to control troublesome pasture weeds, says Dr. David Fernandez, Cooperative Extension Program livestock specialist at ...

Tags: weed control, livestock, improving forage availability

Acid Can Prevent Nodules From Forming on The Alfalfa Roots

Mar 12, 2014

Before seeding alfalfa into ground previously row-cropped, test soil acidity and adjust lime rates as needed, recommends Bruce Anderson, University of Nebraska Extension forage specialist. If you’re seeding new alfalfa this spring ...

Tags: seeding alfalfa, test soil acidity, prevent nodules

Garcia Will Urge Producers to Keep Thorough Records

Mar 12, 2014

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) Administrator Juan M. Garcia, today repeated his appeal to livestock producers affected by natural disasters such as the drought in the West and the unexpected winter ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Survey Indicated 30% of Growers Plant Their Cash Crop Into a Green Cover Crop

Mar 11, 2014

A survey of no-till farms using cover crops indicate 30% of growers plant their cash crop into a green cover crop. Last spring and early summer, we conducted a short cover crop management survey among a small number of no-till farmers in ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food, cash crop, green cover crop, soybean

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