Pictures Don’t Lie: Corn and Soybeans Are Conquering U.S. Grasslands
Satellite data proves 1.3 million acres of grassland have been converted to corn and soy production between 2006 and 2011.
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Ag Trends and Outlook
Africa Atlantic to set up a pioneering agribusiness knowledge center in Ghana
The Agribusiness Knowledge Center is being set up with support from MIT along with the Harvard Kennedy School
Africa Atlantic to set up a pioneering agribusiness knowledge center in Ghana
The Agribusiness Knowledge Center is being set up with support from MIT along with the Harvard Kennedy School
Industry at a Glance: Annual Beef Cow Inventory and Cow-Calf Returns
2013Õs inventory mark represents the sell-off of 6 million cows during the past 17 years, or 350,000 head per year.
Fewer Bees in U.S. a Threat to World’s Almond Supply
As almond acreage increases to 760,000 acres in California more bees are needed for pollination.
Industry at a Glance: Annual Beef Cow Inventory and Cow-Calf Returns
2013Õs inventory mark represents the sell-off of 6 million cows during the past 17 years, or 350,000 head per year.
Fewer Bees in U.S. a Threat to World’s Almond Supply
As almond acreage increases to 760,000 acres in California more bees are needed for pollination.
Corn Shortage Continues To Idle Ethanol Plants
The ongoing drought in the U.S. has made corn scarce and has caused nearly two dozen ethanol plants to halt production.
Corn Shortage Continues To Idle Ethanol Plants
The ongoing drought in the U.S. has made corn scarce and has caused nearly two dozen ethanol plants to halt production.
Russia’s Black Earth Farmers Switch to Corn, Oilseeds for Profit
In a search for profits RussiaÕs farmers are planting more corn and oilseeds instead of wheat in the Black Earth region in 2013.