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  • Germany Bans Monsanto GM Corn

    According to Deutsche Welle, German Agriculture Minister Ilse Aigner announced a ban on the cultivation of Monsanto’s genetically modified (GM) corn strain MON 810,…

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  • CF Industries Rejects Agrium Third Time

    CF Industries Holdings, Inc. says that it has rejected Agrium’s third offer. In an April 13 letter, the company outlines its stance to its…

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  • Dow AgroSciences Helps Flood Relief Efforts

    In response to the Red River flooding disaster taking place in North Dakota, Dow AgroSciences is donating $25,000 to flood relief efforts. According to…

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  • Approved Herbicide Under Fire

    The herbicide 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, commonly known as 2,4-D, is being attacked by an environmental group that deems it unsafe — and apparently EPA is…

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  • Study Reveals Value Of Insecticides

    Total crop production in the U.S. would be reduced by about 144 billion pounds without effective insecticides, according to a report recently released by…

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  • Mobile Unit Showcases Ag Innovations

    Vectran technology, robotic arms, and a video featuring National Football League legend Kurt Warner aren’t the typical images that come to mind when one…

  • Non-GM Beans Gain Ground

    What’s old is new again: Cheaper seed and lucrative premiums are driving more crop producers to plant non-genetically modified (GM) soybeans this year. U.S.…

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  • H.J. Baker Opens Mexican Office

    H.J. Baker & Bros, Inc.’s newly established Mexican subsidiary has opened an office to meet demand in Mexico, Central America, and South America. The…

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  • Agrium, CF Industries Battle Takes New Turn

    Canadian fertilizer giant Agrium Inc. is going directly to shareholders of CF Industries Holdings Inc. to push its hostile $4.2 billion takeover bid for…

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  • Analysis: Row Crop Planting Stabilizing

    USDA’s March 31, 2009 Prospective Plantings Report didn’t show much change from last year — soybeans practically the same, corn down 1 percent. That,…

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