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New Animal Drug User Fee Act dissapoints health advocates

The new act doesn't strengthen FDA antibiotic reporting as some hoped.

Shane O'Halloran

March 19, 2013

The new act doesn't strengthen FDA antibiotic reporting as some hoped.

TECH FLASH

The case against corn ethanol

As more ethanol producers close, an economist asks if corn ethanol mandates make sense.

Shane O'Halloran

March 12, 2013

Annual ethanol production outstrips demand.

Vilsack confirms furlough of meat inspectors

Automatic budget cuts made the move unavoidable.

Shane O'Halloran

March 12, 2013

Automatic budget cuts made the move unavoidable.

Foster Farms receives American Humane Association certification

American Humane Association offers an independent, third-party certification.

Shane O'Halloran

March 11, 2013

American Humane Association offers an independent, third-party certification.

UN Food and Agriculture Organization predict second largest wheat crop ever in 2013

FAO predicts a 4.3 percent uptick over 2012's production.

Shane O'Halloran

March 8, 2013

FAO predicts a 4.3 percent uptick over 2012's production.

USDA finalizes microloan program for small farmers

The loans will be worth up to $35,000.

Shane O'Halloran

March 8, 2013

The loans will be worth up to $35,000.

Advocacy group calls on Coca-Cola and Pepsi to label genetically modified ingredients

The group wants labeling or removal altogether of GMOs.

Shane O'Halloran

March 7, 2013

The group wants labeling or removal altogether of GMOs.

AMI supports bill to rescind E15 Waivers

The resolution would limit EPA to waivers for no more than 10 percent ethanol fuel.

Shane O'Halloran

March 6, 2013

The resolution would limit EPA to waivers for no more than 10 percent ethanol fuel.

TECH FLASH

Global genetically modified plantings increase 100-fold since 1996

Biotech crops have helped alleviate poverty and food insecurity in the developing world.

Shane O'Halloran

February 26, 2013

The developing world planted more biotech crops than industrialized nations for the first time ever.

General Mills, Kelloggs weather high agricultural costs

Growth is expected despite high agricultural and dairy input costs.

Shane O'Halloran

February 18, 2013

Growth is expected despite high agricultural and dairy input costs.

Articles Tagged with ''agriculture''

New Animal Drug User Fee Act dissapoints health advocates

The case against corn ethanol

Vilsack confirms furlough of meat inspectors

Foster Farms receives American Humane Association certification

UN Food and Agriculture Organization predict second largest wheat crop ever in 2013

USDA finalizes microloan program for small farmers

Advocacy group calls on Coca-Cola and Pepsi to label genetically modified ingredients

AMI supports bill to rescind E15 Waivers

Global genetically modified plantings increase 100-fold since 1996

General Mills, Kelloggs weather high agricultural costs

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