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Metals From Cigarette Butts Might Be Leaching Into Marine Food Chain, New Study

Jul 18, 2016

A new study has found that metal from the almost 5 trillion cigarette butts littered annually across the world may be leaching into the food chain. Published late last week by the online journal, Tobacco Control, Iranian scientists ...

Tags: Marine Food, Metals

Sugarcane Crush in Brazil's Parana State Down 31% in H1 November: Alcopar

Nov 25, 2015

The amount of sugarcane crushed in Brazil's Parana state in the first 15 days of November was down 31% year on year to 1.61 million mt, the Bioenergy Producers Association of Parana (Alcopar) said. Parana is one of the sugarcane producing ...

Tags: sugarcane, Bioenergy, ethanol, gasoline

China to Improve Cotton Production in South Central Texas

Aug 7, 2015

Researchers from China are collaborating with a crop eco-physiologist with the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Uvalde toward the goal of improving cotton production in south central Texas, AgrilLife said in a press ...

Tags: cotton, corn, wheat crops

Analysts Expects Corn Planting to Have Reached Just Shy of The Halfway Point

May 8, 2015

Most trade analysts expected corn planting to have reached just shy of the halfway point by Sunday, but USDA's Crop Progress report released Monday shows that point came and went quickly in the last week, with planting sitting at 55%. ...

Tags: Corn Planting, corn, Soybean prices

Trufood Pet Food Line

Apr 29, 2015

Wellness Natural Pet Food will be using Velcro’s Press-Lok closure for packaging its premium TruFood line. Wellness TruFood is the newest line of pet food recipes for dogs and cats with nutrients of whole prey protein, raw ...

Tags: Wellness, Pet Food

Corn Belt Planting Window Closing for 10 More Days

Apr 8, 2015

If farmers in the Corn Belt can get through the next 10 days or so, it should be time to plant corn like crazy. That's if the latest forecast for the region, one that shows lingering moisture is going to keep a lot of fieldwork and ...

Tags: Forecasters, farmers, 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

Fertilizer Buck

Apr 7, 2015

Last week, the developing crop weather story in the Midwest was one of dry soils and their potential for impeding early spring fieldwork and planting. As this week begins, it looks like Mother Nature's going to bring some much-needed ...

Tags: developing crop weather story, soil test, Agriculture

Heavy Rains Keeps Farmers out of Fields and Delaying Corn Planting

Mar 24, 2015

Heavy rains in Southern states are keeping farmers out of fields and delaying corn planting. “I can sum up conditions in one word: wet,” says Matt Myers with Myers Agriculture Consulting in Clayton, Louisiana. “We ...

Tags: The USDA NASS, Sorghum, Agriculture

EPA Updates Community

Feb 2, 2015

On February 4, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will hold a public meeting to discuss how a new scientific study about a previously unknown contaminant relates to the ongoing cleanup at the Reich Farm Superfund site in Toms ...

Tags: groundwater treatment system, drinking water, Agriculture

A Move Back to EL Nino May Not Happen Within The Next Calendar Year

Jan 23, 2015

The weather world's been talking for months about the prospect of the southern oscillation index tilting from La Nina to El Nino, a shift that normally signals more crop-friendly, mild and moisture-plentiful weather for the Midwest. But ...

Tags: sea-surface temperatures, Agriculture

Goubuli Partnered with Gloria Jean's Coffees to Operate The Australian Brand in China

Jan 21, 2015

Goubuli had announced they finalized a deal with Gloria Jean's Coffees to operate the Australian brand in China. According to the deal reached on Dec. 25, 2014, Tianjin Senyongtai Food and Beverage Co. Ltd., a subsidiary wholly-owned by the ...

Tags: Coffee, Beverage

Ford Introducing Multiple New Displays in Exhibit at The 2015 North American Auto Show

Jan 21, 2015

Ford is introducing multiple new displays in its exhibit at the 2015 North American International Auto Show highlighting the company’s drive to innovate. Three new additions to the Ford performance portfolio - Ford GT, Shelby GT350R ...

Tags: Ford racing history, dirt racetracks, Auto

EPA Released a Risk Assessment Concluding

Jan 9, 2015

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Ohio State University, today released a risk assessment concluding that silica-based spent foundry sands from iron, steel ...

Tags: air quality, enhancing state, Construction

Old Bridge Cellars Put The Maison L'envoye Produces Wines in Both Burgundy and Oregon

Jan 7, 2015

Old Bridge Cellars (OBC) has expanded its Oregon portfolio with Chapter 24 Vineyards, a joint venture between Evening Land founder, Mark Tarlov, and Burgundian winemaker, Louis-Michel Liger-Belair of Vosne-Romanee. Chapter 24 refers to ...

Tags: distributor network, Fire+Flood label, Agriculture

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