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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.

High feed prices here to stay

One economist warns that corn will remain over $5 and soymeal over $300.

February 5, 2013

One economist warns that corn will remain over $5 and soymeal over $300.

Greener Fields Together partners with NSF International for produce safety initiative

Farmers will have access to food safety and agricultural best practices education and verification.

Shane O'Halloran

January 29, 2013

Farmers will have access to food safety and agricultural best practices education and verification.

US trade agreement termination would cause ‘Tomato Cliff’

Some Florida tomato growers have asked the US to terminate an agreement with Mexico

Shane O'Halloran

January 25, 2013

A study found that the termination of a US trade agreement with Mexico would result in huge premiums or shortages on tomatoes in the US.

Report says organic farming fights food insecurity

Biodiversity and improved nutrition intake are chief reasons.

Shane O'Halloran

January 15, 2013

Biodiversity and improved nutrition intake are chief reasons.

Trend watch: Higher beef prices, corn uncertainty in store for 2013

Flat production and rising feed prices have led many to predict high future beef and corn prices.

January 14, 2013

Flat production and rising feed prices have led many to predict high future beef and corn prices.

USDA finalizes regulations for traceability of US livestock

Livestock moved interstate will require identification

Shane O'Halloran

January 3, 2013

Livestock moved interstate will require identification.

Cover Story

Sustainable Plant of the Year: Stahlbush Island Farms - A model of self-sufficiency

Kevin T. Higgins

November 7, 2012

A biogas system has transformed Stahlbush Island farms into a carbon negative operation, removing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it is responsible for creating.

Articles Tagged with ''agriculture''

Global genetically modified plantings increase 100-fold since 1996

General Mills, Kelloggs weather high agricultural costs

High feed prices here to stay

Greener Fields Together partners with NSF International for produce safety initiative

US trade agreement termination would cause ‘Tomato Cliff’

Report says organic farming fights food insecurity

Trend watch: Higher beef prices, corn uncertainty in store for 2013

USDA finalizes regulations for traceability of US livestock

Sustainable Plant of the Year: Stahlbush Island Farms - A model of self-sufficiency

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