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FIGARO Project to Demonstrate Advanced Precision Irrigation (PI) System for Farmers

Jun 2, 2016

The development of the FIGARO new precision agriculture Decision Support System has been completed, allowing growers to benefit from cutting-edge developments in irrigation technology, optimize the use of irrigation water and energy ...

Tags: irrigation technology, water productivity

Neogen's ANSR for E. Coli O157: H7 Receives AOAC Approval

Dec 11, 2015

Neogen has received approval from the AOAC Research Institute for its new rapid and accurate test to definitively detect E. coli O157:H7 DNA. Neogen's newly approved ANSR for E. coli O157:H7 detects the bacteria after only 10 minutes of ...

Tags: Neogen, ANSR, E.Coli O157:H7

Wool and Cotton Prices to Generally Rise in Australian Dollar Terms

Jun 29, 2015

The National Australia Bank’s price and production forecast report expects wool and cotton prices to generally rise in Australian dollar terms. The NAB report provides production and price forecasts for 2015-16 for seven major ...

Tags: National Australia Bank's, Rural Commodities Index, wool industry

The Production of White Gold in Australia Is Forecast to Fall by Almost Half in 2014-15

Dec 4, 2014

Driven by a large fall in the area planted to cotton, the production of white gold in Australia is forecast to fall by almost half in 2014-15, according to the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES). ...

Tags: Cotton Output, cotton

As The Global Population Expands, So Will The Demand for Food and Fresh Water

Apr 29, 2014

As the global population expands, so will the demand for food and fresh water. The challenge becomes producing more food while using our resources efficiently. "Agriculture is at the intersection of many major challenges today – ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Hefty Snowpack Heading Into Spring Is Good News for State Hay Growers

Mar 12, 2014

A hefty snowpack in most parts of Colorado heading into spring is good news for state hay growers, says Tess Norvell, reporter with USDA-Colorado Department of Agriculture Market News in Greeley. “We’ll get river run-off and ...

Tags: enough irrigation water, mountain snowpack, average precipitation

Hollinrake: What's Keeping Large Farmers up at Night?

Feb 28, 2014

What’s keeping large farmers up at night? Labor shortages, for one, says David Hollinrake, vice president of agricultural commercial operations marketing for Bayer Crop Science. Hollinrake told about a group of large farmers he ...

Tags: Agriculture, herbicide mode, shortages of irrigation water

India's Government to Replace Groundwater Pumps for Irrigation with Efficient Pumps

Feb 27, 2014

India’s government wants to replace 26 million groundwater pumps for irrigation with more efficient pumps that run on solar power, in an effort to relieve farmers of high costs of diesel fuel. Diesel generators are commonly used when ...

Tags: groundwater pumps, solar power, Diesel generators, irrigation

Idaho Alfalfa Hay Prices Will Rise or Fall in 2014

Jan 9, 2014

Idaho alfalfa hay prices will rise or fall in 2014 based largely on how much irrigation water will be available during the growing season, says Glenn Shewmaker, forage specialist with University of Idaho Extension. "Right now, a lot of ...

Tags: Hay Prices, Idaho Hay Prices Hinge

Lower Corn Prices in 2014 Will Likely Keep a Lid on Western Hay Prices

Jan 3, 2014

Lower corn prices in 2014 will likely keep a lid on Western hay prices, predicted Seth Hoyt, hay market analyst and keynote speaker at last week's Western Alfalfa & Forage Symposium in Reno, NV. Supreme alfalfa hay prices, he added, should ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service Provided 2014 Projections for Commodities Produced

Dec 24, 2013

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service economists recently provided 2014 projections for major commodities produced in Texas, with many pointing to past drought conditions as a key factor in making or breaking a crop. The Plains region of ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

CCAC Held Its Fourth Meeting to Assess The 2013-14 Crop Situation

Dec 16, 2013

The Cotton Crop Assessment Committee (CCAC) held its fourth meeting to assess the 2013-14 crop situation, under the chairmanship of Ms. Rukhsana Shah, Federal Secretary, Textile Industry Division. Based on the information provided by ...

Tags: Pakistan, CCAC, crop, textile industry, cotton crop

The Introduce of Spiral Steel Pipes

Oct 15, 2013

Spiral steel pipes are widely used in gas petrochemical electricity heating water supply and drainage with steam heating hydropower station pressure pipe thermal power source such as long distance pipeline, steel structure of bridge pile ...

Tags: Sprial Steel Pipe, Application

Cotton Sowing Area in Australia is Forecast to Fall by 2% to Around 434,000 Hectares

Oct 9, 2013

The area of plantation for cotton in Australia, in the 2013-14 harvest season, is forecast to fall by 2 percent to around 434,000 hectares, according to the Australian Crop Report—September 2013 edition, released by the Australian ...

Tags: Cotton, Textile

Came Back Negative for The Deadly Tree Disease Huanglongbing

Sep 16, 2013

UC researcher's comments sound serious alarm Parasitic wasp enlisted in fight against ACP Irrigation water blocked by red tape Tests on Asian citrus psyllids (ACP) taken live from infested trees in a neighborhood in Dinuba, Calif. came ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

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