'Evangelist' for Organics Going Against the Grain in Iowa
New York Times - Wed Nov 25, 1:57 pm ETSIOUX CITY, Iowa -- In the midst of sprawling corn and soybean fields, industrial animal-processing plants and ethanol refine...
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa -- In the midst of sprawling corn and soybean fields, industrial animal-processing plants and ethanol refine...
Calhoun County USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) Executive Director Rupert Butler, reminds eligible ranchers and livestock producers of the Dec. 10 deadline for applying for benefits under the provisions of the Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) for losses incurred during calendar year 2008. For losses incurred during the 2009 calendar year, the deadline to apply for benefits is Jan.30, 2010.
At the Kampany market on the outskirts of the Afghan capital Kabul, the rain is turning to snow as the livestock traders decide to call it a day and heave their animals back into their trucks.
A knee injury forced St. Joseph senior Analise Riezebos to missmost of her junior basketball season.
Farmer/lecturer Joel Salatin champions 'moral farming' as a better way to raise food. 'What is a moral way to raise a chicken?' he asks.
How to ease into retirement by selling your skills on your terms.
Savor that holiday sweet potato pie while you can.
Our last two columns have taken a look at the role of agricultural policy in increasing food security and thus reducing the number of people who experience chronic hunger in developing countries. In our survey, we have identified policies that have had the effect of reducing the level of food security for many consumers and small-scale agriculturalists and pastoralists in developing countries.
There's a good chance the turkey you'll eat today was a Hoosier.
Agriculture futures mostly rose early Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade.
A 45-year-old businesswoman accused of cheating farmers out of at least $27 million in proceeds from grain sales pleaded guilty to mail fraud in what prosecutors have said was the largest scheme of its kind in Missouri history.
----Biotechnology Industry Organization : WHAT: The Biotechnology Industry Organization will host an educational webinar on how biotechnology can help industries around the world reduce greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 2.5 billion tons each year, according to a recent WWF report.
Climate change will imperil health through malaria, cholera, heatwaves and hunger, but many problems can be eased or avoided if countries make wise policy choices, doctors said on Wednesday.
Title: Lutheran Bishop Raises Food Security Concerns with USDA Secretary ELCA NEWS SERVICE >November 25, 2009 Lutheran Bishop Raises Food Security Concerns with USDA Secretary 09-266-JD WASHINGTON (ELCA) -- On the heels of a federal report showing a significant increase in hunger in the United States, a synod bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) met Nov. 23 with U.S.
About 2,000 people lined up in Wilson Wednesday morning to get free bags of groceries. The Opportunities Industrialization Center on Reid Street had more than 21 tons of food on hand, including turkeys, ham, peanut butter, and other staples. Some of the food comes from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Other items were donated by local businesses. OIC distributes food four times a year. But ...
Columnist Holly Stewart talks about how Thanksgiving is able to survive tough times
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Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Hog futures climbed to the highest price in almost six months as rising wholesale values for pork signal improved demand for the meat. Cattle also rose.
Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Argentina will deploy two air force planes to contain a potential locust plague and said rains may help control the insect in the country’s largest wheat province.
Washington, DC - The House has recently passed the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 (H.R. 2454), and Senate action is expected this fall.
Deere & Co , the world's largest maker of tractors and harvesters, reported a quarterly net loss on Wednesday on weak equipment sales and a series of one-time charges.
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