Minnesota Farmers Turn Away From Wheat; Corn, Soybeans More Profitable
Minnesota was once the wheat milling capital of the U.S. but wheat acreage in Minnesota has decreased by 60% since the 1970Õs and 80Õs.
Minnesota was once the wheat milling capital of the U.S. but wheat acreage in Minnesota has decreased by 60% since the 1970Õs and 80Õs.
An Indian dairy co-operative operating under the Amul brand will invest US$474.7 million over the next two years.
Amid continuing consumer anger about food safety Fonterra has temporarily suspended operations in Sri Lanka.
If current trends continue nearly 70% of the groundwater in the High Plains Aquifer will be gone in 50 years.
Cool Planet Energy Systems will build three bio-refineries in Louisiana with a capital investment of $168 million
According to the Brazilian Poultry Union, Brazil has lost $1.650 billion due to lack of competitiveness
Using light and imaging techniques researchers are able to identify problems in crops before the human eye can see them.
The worldÕs largest sturgeon breeding farm will open in Romania in October and will begin operations in 2014.
According to a government survey Canada is set to harvest the most wheat in 22 years and have a record canola crop.
According to Rabobank U.S. dairy exports could grow as international prices are high and Fonterra reveals a milk powder withdrawal.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Russia was the top importer of broilers until 2010 and will rank 6th worldwide in 2013.
The Australian Agriculture Co. received final approval from its board to build its much anticipated abattoir.