Q and A with Colorado Farm Bureau's Nick Colglazier_ Colorado's $40-billion agriculture industry consists of dairy operations, meat-packing plants, feedyards, ranchers, lamb producers and growers of sugar beets, corn, onions, wheat and beans, among others. With such extreme size and variety, the ... Fence Post, 1 month ago
Colorado Farm Bureau's Nick Colglazier answers five questions about ag's future in Colorado
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US ag industry launches seed treatment campaignEndorsed by the National Corn Growers Association, the American Farm Bureau Federation and the American Soybean Association, the guide provides farmers and seed companies with critical information and up-to-date guidelines for managing treated seed ... Fruit and Vegetable Magazine, 1 month ago
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Big things coming for natural gas policy - Green group launches ads for McCarthy - Gas up 6 cents in a week - Connaughton moves - E&C marks up reliability bill - Herseth Sandlin out in S.D.THE BIG (NAT GAS) BOOM: Speculation is mounting that the Bureau of Land Management is likely to release its reworked rules for hydraulic fracturing on federal lands by the end of the week, and the Obama administration also appears poised to announce ... Politico, 1 week ago
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Growing wheat in the heat of the North Indian River PlainWhen Washington State University wheat breeding and genetics professor Kulvinder Gill worked on his family's farm as a child in the Punjab region of northern India, he saw firsthand how devastating heat can be to wheat during certain stages of its ... Individual.com, 1 month ago
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Success, failure of greening program rests on seed qualityILOILO City The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) through its Ecosystems Research and Development Service (ERDS) is giving technical assistance to Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Offices (PENROs) to implement the ... Panay News, 3 weeks ago
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Opposition to genetically engineered foods misguidedSource Oregon Business Opinion by Scott Dahlman Website www.oregonbusiness.com Once again activists are trying to raise public fears about genetically engineered (GE) foods. It's hard to believe there's anything more about GE foods to debate. In ... Truth About Trade, 1 month ago
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Independent doctors unite to fight national trend toward hospitals buying physician groupsMonologue Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing some current trends in the medical indus... published: 20 Jan 2013 author: Doctor Moves published: 20 Jan 2013 views: 21 Monologue Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing some current trends in the ... World News Network, 1 month ago
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Farmer-scientist group seeks ban on GM cropsTHE Magsasaka at Siyentipiko para sa Pag-unlad ng Agrikultura (Masipag) reiterated its call to ban genetically-modified (GM) crops in the Philippines, and said its commercialization exposes the general public to unnecessary health and environmental ... Business Mirror, 1 month ago
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LOST at SeaThe United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea — known as UNCLOS or LOST (Law of the Sea Treaty) — recently celebrated its 30th anniversary, but has yet to be ratified by the U.S. Senate.1 Originally drafted in New York City between 1973 ... National Center For Policy Analysis, 1 month ago
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Scientists, farmers protest vs manu...Scientists and agrarian reform advocates held a picket in front of the Department of Agriculture (DA) recently to underscore their opposition to the Aquino administration's commitment to the entry of genetically-modified organisms (GMOS) into the ... Bulatlat.com, 2 weeks ago
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