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Pegasus Food Futures to Build New Facility in Abu Dhabi

May 31, 2017

Pegasus Food Futures has finalized plans for a new facility in Abu Dhabi. The organisation is aimed at providing solutions to global food supply challenges through operations and innovations in livestock, feed stock and food production. ...

Tags: Pegasus Food, food

Pegasus Agriculture to Launch Pegasus Food Futures

May 8, 2017

Pegasus Agriculture Group will launch a new organisation, dubbed Pegasus Food Futures, at the upcoming Indoor Ag-Con to provide solutions to global food supply challenges through operations and innovations in livestock, feed stock and food ...

Tags: Pegasus Agriculture Group, Pegasus Food Futures

TMC and Menicon Launch New Liquid Livestock Manure Composting Product

Nov 24, 2016

Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) and contact lens manufacturer Menicon Co., Ltd. (Menicon) have jointly developed a new liquid livestock manure composting product that will join the resQ45 series of TMC-Menicon jointly developed manure ...

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Russia Starts Incineration of Banned Western Food Products

Aug 10, 2015

Russia has started the process of destroying banned Western food products on the border days before the presidential decree ordering the same comes into force. Signed on 29 July, the decree enters into force today and orders the ...

Tags: cheese, meat, vegetables

China Is The Top International Destination for U.S. Soy

Jan 20, 2014

China is the top international destination for U.S. soy, importing 849 million bushels of whole U.S. soybeans in the most recent marketing year. It is hard to imagine that number growing, but experts expect U.S. soybean exports to China to ...

Tags: Soybean Exports, Agriculture

Cover Crops Offer Beef Profit Potential Between Fall Crop Harvest and Spring Planting

Jan 15, 2014

By Robert L. Kallenbach Winter cover crops on corn and soybean acres are a natural fit for crop-and-beef farms. Cover crops offer beef profit potential for the time between fall crop harvest and spring planting, says Rob Kallenbach. He ...

Tags: winter cover crops, corn, soybean, crop-and-beef farms, Rob Kallenbach

First U.S. Commercial Plantings of Giant King Grass Are Being Established In Arizona

Jan 9, 2014

In the Arizona desert, the first U.S. commercial plantings of Giant King Grass are being established – for use as livestock feed first, and hopefully as a renewable energy feedstock in the future. That's according to Carl Kukkonen, ...

Tags: Energy Crop, Livestock Feed

Ruth Beck, SDSU Extension Agronomy Field Specialist Has Some Tips to Share in 2014

Jan 7, 2014

There has been a lot of discussion this winter about field peas and other pulse crops such as chickpeas and lentils due to the construction of a processing plant near Harrold. If you are thinking about growing field peas in 2014, Ruth Beck, ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

2014 Could Start Friendly and End Unfriendly for The Soybean Market

Dec 17, 2013

If you can correctly project U.S. acreage, China demand, South America's production, and U.S. livestock feed demand, experts say that you could tell the world where the corn and soybean prices will go in 2014. Without knowing those ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

China's Baby Boom Could Have Significant Implications for U.S. Agriculture

Nov 25, 2013

The kids are not alright in China — and the effect of a population shift could have significant implications for U.S. agriculture. Thirty years of a government mandated one-child policy have flipped China’s family tree into ...

Tags: US, agriculture, China, baby, boom

Standard Nomenclature Proposed by ICAC for Cotton Seeds

Oct 23, 2013

Words have meaning. When different words are used for the same thing, or the same words are used for different things, confusion results. Cotton has been produced for thousands of years, but the commercial industry is about 200 years old, ...

Tags: Cotton Seeds, Breeder Seed

Ethanol Is Against with Pits Growers

Aug 20, 2013

GM corn hoax hits Mexico Alfalfa acreage increase predicted US cotton producers share latest crop findings Pitting farmers against farmers is just one of the negative consequences of U.S. policy that mandates that gasoline be blended with ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food, GM corn, cotton

Farmer Guilty of Defending Family with Shotgun

Jul 30, 2013

Brad Kelley, the farm boy with 1 million acres Farmer guilty of defending family with shotgun The farmland gold rush may be cooling, but the fields of agriculture remain wide open to investment. Venture capitalists, DIYers, and a new ...

Tags: Silicon Valley Moment, Agriculture

CHS Has Formed CHS AGRO a Sunflower Marketing Joint Venture with Adecoagro

Mar 1, 2013

CHS, a US-based agribusiness company owned by farmers, ranchers and cooperatives, has formed CHS AGRO, a sunflower marketing joint venture with Adecoagro. CHS AGRO, located in Pehuajo in the Buenos Aires province in Argentina, will work ...

Tags: CHS, agribusiness company, CHS AGRO

Syngenta, Bayer Cropsciences Seek Permission for Soybean Line, SYHT0H2

Dec 11, 2012

Syngenta Canada and Bayer CropSciences have submitted application to Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Health Canada (HC), seeking approval for their soybean line, SYHT0H2, which has been genetically modified for herbicide ...

Tags: Syngenta Canada, soybean line, herbicide resistance, food safety

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