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• Colony collapse disorder affecting honeybees remains a mystery.(INSECTS) 

  Colony collapse disorder affecting honeybees remains a mystery. Ozone may spell some relief for them. It can kill some insects that attack...

  06/06/08 · More from publication

• Daily price limits on agricultural futures contracts are being expanded.(FUTURES MARKET) 

  Daily price limits on ag futures contracts are being expanded as of March 28 at the Chicago Board of Trade for corn, soybeans, soy oil plus...

  03/28/08 · More from publication

• What's really holding up the farm bill? 

  What's really holding up the farm bill? Mostly Democrats' budget rules that say new spending must be offset by new revenues or spending cuts...

  03/28/08 · More from publication

• China's long-held policy for food self-sufficiency will change.(TRADE) 

  China's long-held policy for food self-sufficiency will change, mostly because it can't produce enough feed grains and soymeal for expanding...

  03/28/08 · More from publication

• Earlier planting dates are raising corn yields long term.(CROPS) 

  Earlier planting dates are raising corn yields long term... At least in northern states, where farmers are typically planting about two weeks...

  03/28/08 · More from publication

• Bale straw prices next year.(NEW VENTURES) 

  Farmers willing to save and bale straw will enjoy strong prices into next year, especially where drought has reduced grain crops. Markets vary...

  03/28/08 · More from publication

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