News

August 26, 2012

• Harrisvaccines Awarded Contract From U.S. Dept Of Homeland Security To Develop FMD Vaccine

• President Obama, Governor Romney Discuss Industry Priorities to ASA

• Neogen Acquires Macleod Pharmaceuticals

• Lindsay Introduces Apps And Remote Control For Pivots, Laterals, Pumps

• Leaders Say Farm Bill Still Possible Before Sept. 30

August 24, 2012

• Beef Checkoff: Huge Strides For U.S. Beef Being Made In Russia

• Outstanding Agricultural Economist Awards Now Accepting Nominations

• Analysts See Investments in Brazil, Other Arable Lands Increasing During U.S. Drought

• Nat'l Pork Producers Council Applauds Issuance Of USDA's Wholesale Pork Reporting Rule

• Purdue Economist: Reduced Cattle Herd Could Mean Bigger Profits

• "Farm Bill Now" Coalition Unites Nation's Farm Groups In Push For New Farm Bill

• Southwest Georgia Farm Credit’s MyStart Programs Offer Financing Programs to Help Young Farmers with Low Cost Loan Programs

• August Auctions Show Little Evidence Of Drought's Impact On Farmland Values

• John Deere Expands 6 Series Tractor Line up with 12 New, Updated Models

• Ethanol Stays In Gasoline Even If Mandate Ends

• Consumer Questions with the Georgia Department of Agriculture

• New UF-developed Plant Databases and Models Could Lead to More Nutritious Foods

August 23, 2012

• Harveys Offers Customers Chance to Meet County Music Superstar Luke Bryan

• Georgia Governor Nathan Deal Requests EPA Waive Ethanol Mandate; Cites Severe Economic Harm in State

• Case IH Launches New Titan 30 Series Floater

• Ag Leader Unveils New GeoSteer Automated Steering System

• World Watch Institute: Fossil Fuel, Renewable Energy Subsidies On The Rise

• U.S. And Canadian Hog Herd Up 1%

• U.S. And Canadian Cattle Inventory Down 2%

• SW Indiana Farm Linked To Salmonella Outbreak In Cantaloupe

• Soybeans Hit Record Prices

• How A Biofuel Dream Called Jatropha Came Crashing Down

August 22, 2012

• Georgia's Egg Production up 3%

• Department of Agriculture Predicts Record Peanut Crop

• Georgia Officials Issue Warning on Swine

• AGCO Offers Combine Adjustments For Harvesting Drought-Stricken Soybeans

• Rabobank Adds Staff To Its Renewable Energy And Infrastructure Finance Group

• Farm Aid Issues Grants To Farmers Affected By Drought

• Rationing The 2012 U.S. Soybean Crop

• African Swine Fever Discovered In Ukraine

• Infrastructure Investment Could Save Farmers Millions

• Hay Production Down 16% Due To Drought

• Earliest Corn Harvest On Record Now Underway

• Monitor the Moisture and Mycotoxins in your Fields this Summer

• Alltech Engages the Next Generation: University Bound

August 21, 2012

• Federal court delivers split decisions on immigration laws in Alabama, Georgia

• Georgia Part of Multi-state Salmonella Outbreak

• Cover Crop Research Shows Advantages Against Pests

• AGCO To Unveil New Products At Farm Progress Show

• Boehringer Ingelheim Sales Up 6%

• AgriBank's Net Income Rises 20%

• Corn Yields May Be Better Than Expected

• Dow AgroSciences Launches Innovative Corn Trait With Five Technologies In Argentina

• Renewable Fuels Association Applauds Court's E15 Decision

• Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against E15

August 20, 2012

• USDA Seeks Applications For Grants To Help Ag Producers Bring More Value To Their Products

• Feed, Grain Groups Commend FDA For Clarifying New Rules

• University Studies Show Waiving RFS Would Have Negligible Impact On Corn Price

• Weed Science Society: 2.4-D Resistance Could Limit Herbicide's Future Usefulness

• Nat'l Corn Growers Assn Issues Statement On RFS Waiver

• American Soybean Assn Takes Stand Against Deceptive Food Labeling Initiative

• Poll Finds 81% Of Americans Worried About Drought And Water Shortages

• NCGA's Corn Farmers Coalition Launches New Campaign In Washington, D.C.

• Drought Cuts Farmers' Income

• Beekeeper to give Introduction to the Craft at Sept. 20 Field Day

• Cows Eating Candy During the Drought

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