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  • Published: Nov 09, 2012

    December Corn finished up 3 1/4 at 744 1/4, 7 1/2 off the high and 10 1/4 up from the low. March Corn closed up 3 at 746. This was 10 1/2 up from the low and 6 1/4 off the high.
  • Published: Nov 08, 2012 By: Jeff Caldwell

    President Barack Obama will serve another 4-year term, while the Democratic party retains control of the Senate and the Republican party keeps control of the House of Representatives.
  • Published: Nov 08, 2012 By: Richard Brock

    The soybean market is anticipating that USDA will further raise its projection of the 2012 U.S. crop due to better-than-expected yields when it releases its November Crop Production Report on Friday.
  • Published: Nov 08, 2012

    Illinois' corn and soybean harvests are almost done.
  • Published: Nov 07, 2012

    Cargill has announced a $1.35 million, three-year partnership with the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) to provide support for the Bilibiza Agriculture Institute (IABil).
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  • Published: Nov 07, 2012

    As if 2012 hadn’t been tough enough on farmers because of the severe drought that parched much of the US, Mother Nature thought she’d have one more go at it before calling it a year.
  • Published: Nov 07, 2012

    December Corn finished down 4 at 735 1/2, 9 1/2 off the high and 2 1/2 up from the low. March Corn closed down 4 1/2 at 738. This was 2 1/4 up from the low and 9 1/4 off the high.
  • Published: Nov 07, 2012

    Horizon Milling announced it will begin producing whole wheat flour at its facility in Kenosha later this fall.
  • Published: Nov 07, 2012

    The condition of the Nation's winter wheat crop dropped another percentage point in the good/excellent category this past week, and is now down to just 39 percent good/excellent.
  • Published: Nov 07, 2012 By: Jeff Caldwell

    If your alfalfa crop fell woefully short this year on account of the drought, you may want to take steps to erase any potential hangover for next year's crop.
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  • Published: Nov 07, 2012 By: Jeff Caldwell

    Despite the devastating hand Mother Nature dealt many of the nation's corn and soybean farmers this summer, the damage to those farmers' bottom lines wasn't as bad as it could have been.
  • Published: Nov 06, 2012 By: Paritosh Gajjar

    Nuziveedu Seeds Private Limited, the flagship company of the NSL Group, is the largest hybrid seed company in India.
  • Published: Nov 06, 2012

    DuPont announced solid North America harvest results for its Pioneer brand seed business during the 2012 growing season despite widespread drought and intense heat affecting a large portion of U.S. corn and soybean acres.
  • Published: Nov 06, 2012

    Proposed changes to the "Farm Bill" would limit the regulatory authority of the U.S. Department of Agriculture over genetically engineered crops.
  • Published: Nov 06, 2012

    Li Kaibin has been cultivating rice for more than 30 years. The breed of rice he has been cultivating, known as "Chujing", grows in mountain areas between altitudes of 1500 to 1940 meters.
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  • Published: Nov 05, 2012

    Glanbia Nutritionals' MicroSureTM Plus intensive heat treatment has been verified by a third-party as a 5-log kill process designed to provide safe flaxseed with a stable shelf life of two years.
  • Published: Nov 02, 2012 By: Jeff Caldwell

    Seed corn's going to cost you quite a bit more, but the investment will in most cases be well worth it, one expert says.
  • Published: Nov 02, 2012 By: Jeff Caldwell

    When it comes to slowing corn consumption in an effort to get demand more in line with existing shorter-than-normal supplies, the marketplace is doing its job... sort of.
  • Published: Nov 02, 2012 By: STEVE JOHNSON

    Farm Management Specialist with ISU Extension housed in Polk County, Iowa.
  • Published: Nov 01, 2012 By: Chris Harris

    In recent years any shortfall in the global production of maize has been made up by using surplus stocks, writes Chris Harris.
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