Thu.Jan 25, 2024

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Trade talks paused between Canada and United Kingdom

Real Agriculture

Negotiations on a trade deal between Canada and the UK have come to a halt with both sides unhappy about what the other is offering when it comes to market access for agricultural products. The British side has walked away from the table, citing a lack of progress in negotiations on a longer-term bilateral deal.

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Mind-boggling product of the week: Doritos spirit

Food Politics

I learned about this one from Beverage Daily: Unexpected and bold: The iconic nacho cheese taste of Doritos imbued into a first-of-its-kind spirit The Frito-Lay brand has collaborated with Danish flavour innovator Empirical to launch Doritos Nacho Cheese Spirit – a limited edition, multi-sensorial experience that really tastes like nacho cheese…. Read more Limited edition bottles will be available in select New York and California markets for $65 for a 750ml bottle.

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Former Newfoundland and Labrador ag minister Derrick Bragg honoured following passing

Real Agriculture

Farm groups in Newfoundland and Labrador have posthumously recognized the province’s former ag minister two days after his passing. Derrick Bragg served as Newfoundland and Labrador’s minister of fisheries, forestry, and agriculture from 2021 to mid-2023 when he announced he’d been diagnosed with tongue cancer. He passed away on Monday, Jan. 22 at 59 years.

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Letter Supporting the Mission of the Codex Alimentarius Commission

NASDA

Letter Dear Secretary Blinken, Secretary Vilsack, Secretary Becerra, Secretary Raimondo, Ambassador Tai, and Administrator Regan, The undersigned organizations strongly support the mission of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC) and greatly appreciate U.S. leadership to encourage the adoption of science-based standards that help grow exports of U.S. food and agricultural commodities.

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U.S. company working to thwart pea protein dumping by China

Real Agriculture

The North American market for pea protein is the largest in the world, with the U.S making up 70 per cent of the market. A market of that size is an attractive one for countries with an excess of pea protein, a byproduct of extracting pea starch to make noodles. Nicole Atchison, CEO of Puris, Read More The North American market for pea protein is the largest in the world, with the U.S making up 70 per cent of the market.

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Letter Urging Administration to Protect Crop Insurance in Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Proposal

NASDA

Dear Secretary Vilsack and Director Young: As the Administration develops its budget proposal for FY 2025, we respectfully urge you to once again protect crop insurance from harmful cuts. The FY 2024 budget wisely recognized crop insurance as a farmer’s first line of defense against climate change and other disasters, and did not make cuts to the program.

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CLAAS sets path for autonomous tractors

Real Agriculture

CLAAS is the latest equipment manufacturer to share its plans to market autonomous tractors. At Agritechnica in Hanover, Germany, CLAAS showcased an Xerion autonomy-enabled prototype tractor and a two-step process to automation. In this interview, CLAAS head of technology management, Christoph Molitor, tells RealAgriculture’s Shaun Haney that the company’s first step will be a “co-pilot” Read More CLAAS is the latest equipment manufacturer to share its plans to market aut

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Study says women farm owners more apt to binge drink

Western FarmPress

A study from the University of Georgia reveals a concerning stress and coping pattern with alcohol among women who own or manage farms.

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Will the Soybean Market Adjust 2024 Acres in Time?

AgWeb Farm Journal

Chip Flory warns that as more crush capacity comes online, the soybean market might realize it waited too long to bid for 2024 soybean acres.

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World’s first ethanol-to-jet fuel plant opens in Georgia

Western FarmPress

Iowa corn growers and biofuel producers say this is a wake-up call to move faster toward sustainable aviation fuel.

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New Study Shows Promise for Genetically Modified Pig Organ Transplants

AgWeb Farm Journal

An average of 17 people in the U.S. die every day waiting for a transplant. More than 100,000 are on a waiting list. After decades of experimenting, many doctors now see potential in genetically modified pig organs.

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Carbon Capture Technologies: Optimizing CO2 Utilization to Reduce Emissions in Agriculture

Global Agtech Initiative

Recent innovations are driving the scope and capability of carbon sequestration in agriculture. The post Carbon Capture Technologies: Optimizing CO2 Utilization to Reduce Emissions in Agriculture appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.

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Kinze Details New 5670 Planter for 2025 Crop Season

AgWeb Farm Journal

Kinze introduces its new 5670 pivot fold, split row model planters for the 2025 planting season. The company says it delivers enhanced productivity, increased operator convenience and efficient serviceability.

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Roundtable Discussions

World Agri-Tech

Choose from 24 roundtables delving into innovation in robotics, commercialization or corporate partnership models. With only 10 participants per table, it’s an effective way to exchange, test and challenge ideas with peers and potential partners who share your focus. Join the summit to network with senior leaders as we address the biggest challenges and opportunities facing the agri-food system.

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Flooding: Texas ranchers urged to move livestock

Western FarmPress

Runoff from heavy rain upstream is expected to cause flooding. Five Texas counties are in danger. Ranchers are encouraged to move their cattle to higher ground.

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Texas 4-H member discovers vast opportunity during trying times

AgriLife Today

Biology major shares his story to help others stay positive and give back After a life-changing event, Trevor Martinez found a new purpose within his Texas 4-H family and discovered an innate interest and burgeoning passion for public speaking. “You gain something from everything you go through,” Martinez said. “I want to give back to. Read More → The post Texas 4-H member discovers vast opportunity during trying times appeared first on AgriLife Today.

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Tobacco Mosaic Virus: Description, Damages Caused, Control and Preventive Measures

Agric4profits

Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV), scientifically known as Tobamovirus group member, is a microscopic pathogen that affects plants, particularly tobacco and other memb

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Lessons learned from 2023 soybean season

Western FarmPress

A farmer and an agronomist discuss takeaways from last season as we head into the new soybean growing season.

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18 Medicinal Health Benefits Of Handroanthus serratifolius (Yellow Lapacho)

Agric4profits

Handroanthus serratifolius, commonly known as Yellow Lapacho, is a flowering tree native to South America, particularly found in the tropical and subtropical re

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2024 VISION Conference: Ag Tech Adoption, AI and Data Usage Among Key Topics Discussed on Day One

Global Agtech Initiative

Day one of the 7th VISION Conference was high energy and filled with as much insight into the ag tech industry as attendees could soak up. The post 2024 VISION Conference: Ag Tech Adoption, AI and Data Usage Among Key Topics Discussed on Day One appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.

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Texas ranchers urged to remove livestock from low-lying areas

AgriLife Today

Flooding to impact Liberty, Victoria, Montgomery, Lavaca and Calhoun counties Emergency management officials are advising landowners in five Texas counties to remove livestock from flood-prone areas due to excessive rainfall upstream over the last three days. Counties impacted are Liberty, Victoria, Montgomery, Lavaca and Calhoun. “Runoff is occurring from heavy rain upstream, and flooding is.

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Limited goat, lamb production may improve '24 prices

Western FarmPress

2023 lamb and goat prices lagged behind the record-high prices of 2022. Based on limited production in 2024, prices have the opportunity to rise.

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Bacterial Soft Rot: Description, Damages Caused, Control and Preventive Measures

Agric4profits

Bacterial Soft Rot scientifically known as Erwinia carotovora is a plant disease caused by bacteria that can affect a variety of vegetables and fruits.

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Farm bill update, new PLC reference prices in 2024

Western FarmPress

Escalator clause in current farm bill allows for increase in 2024 reference prices given current market conditions.

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Bacterial Wilt: Description, Damages Caused, Control and Preventive Measures

Agric4profits

Bacterial wilt, such as bacterial wilt of tomatoes, is a plant disease caused by the bacterium Ralstonia solanacearum.

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Southern Cotton Growers takes leadership shift

Western FarmPress

Phillip Edwards steps into role as president of Southern Cotton Growers, as Joe Martin shifts to chairman of the board.

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Pierce’s Disease (Grapes): Description, Damages Caused, Control and Preventive Measures

Agric4profits

Pierce’s disease (grapes), scientifically known as Xylella fastidiosa, is a plant pathogen that affects grapevines, causing significant harm to vineyards.

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The dollars and cents of high-tech spraying

Western FarmPress

An Agrimetrix researcher breaks down the savings from adopting high-tech spray technology.

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Potato Virus Y: Description, Damages Caused, Control and Preventive Measures

Agric4profits

Potato virus Y (PVY), scientifically known as Potyvirus Y, is a harmful pathogen that affects potatoes.

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Check your food and garment labels

Western FarmPress

It’s important to support your ag community by checking the labels of your food and garments.

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How to improve selecting replacement heifers the right way

West Texas Livestock

Having suitable replacement heifers is vital for the long-term profitability of any ranch. It is necessary to be able to rotate the breeding stock out to improve the overall genetic gene pool. Also, cows will get to a point where they will be too old to breed anymore. When this happens, you must have new […] The post How to improve selecting replacement heifers the right way appeared first on West Texas Livestock Growers.

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Will drought persist in 2024?

Western FarmPress

Field Fodder: Here are crop management strategies to help farmers prepare for hotter and drier weather.

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18 Medicinal Health Benefits Of Lepidium meyenii (Maca)

Agric4profits

Lepidium meyenii, commonly known as Maca, is a cruciferous vegetable native to the high Andes mountains of Peru.

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50 years of water research in California

Western FarmPress

UC’s Water Resources Center became part of a new network of federal institutes in 1964.

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Feb. 7 OneOp webinar focuses on Social Security disability benefits

AgriLife Today

Event discusses navigating complexities of disability insurance and supplemental security income The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and OneOp will be holding a webinar Feb. 7 on Social Security and disability benefits. The free event will be held from 10-11:30 a.m. OneOp is a virtual professional development platform for providers who serve military families.

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Tim Kruithoff puts family at heart of farm business

Western FarmPress

Bringing in the next generation allows for new ideas and growth for this Michigan Master Farmer.

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Blackleg (cruciferous plants): Description, Damages Caused, Control and Preventive Measures

Agric4profits

Blackleg (cruciferous plants), scientifically known as Phoma lingam, is a plant disease that affects cruciferous crops.

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