Business of buying 

Narrow-row corn head design droppedNarrow-row corn disciple/inventor Marion Calmer made news almost two years ago when Case Corporation bought the manufacturing...

Who owns nature? 

By: Dale B. McDonald

Thirteen years ago, Farm Industry News compiled an editorial series, hailed as a landmark, on the coming products of biotechnology. Today, many of those...

Business of buying 

Cat enters Big Red countryCaterpillar's high-tech acre eater, the Lexion series of combines, will now carry the label "assembled in Nebraska." Although...

Cloning plants 

Eventually corn may reproduce itself without loss in hybrid vigor.Diligent research and biotechnology have again scored another amazing feat. Researchers...

Switch on crop protection 

By: Lynn Grooms

New seed research aims to turn traits - such as cold tolerance or pollination timing - on and off when needed.We are all accustomed to flipping a switch...

Business of buying 

By: Karen McMahon

Seed piracy to fund scholarshipsRoyalty payments received from farmers who unlawfully saved and replanted or sold Roundup Ready soybeans will be used...

This is a pesticide? 

By: Karen McMahon

A debate is raging over whether biotechnology crops such as Bt corn should be labeled as plant pesticides, as directed by the EPA. What will consumers...

Cloning plants 

Eventually corn may reproduce itself without loss in hybrid vigor.Diligent research and biotechnology have again scored another amazing feat. Researchers...

Farmers' "take" on trait seed 

By: Jodie Wehrspann

Heralded as the path to profit and cleaner fields, genetically enhanced seed has swept the market in only three years. But what do farmers really think...

New corn improves manure 

By: Lynn Grooms

Low-phytate corn may be a remedy for animal waste concernsPoultry and swine producers in environmentally sensitive areas around the world know the headaches...

Unload silage fast With these products, upright silos can be unloaded faster. 

By: Jodie Wehrspann

Consolidation in the dairy industry has led to fewer producers and larger herd sizes. Problem is, the upright silos you've used for years to store high-moisture...

Triple-, quad-stack hybrids 

New hybrids can prevent damage from bugs, disease and herbicides.Garst Seed Company has upped the ante in the seed trait game by being the first seed...

Which Bt to buy? 

By: Jodie Wehrspann

AgrEvo expects anywhere between 1 and 1.2 million U.S. corn acres to be planted to its new StarLink Bt corn hybrids that control European corn borer (ECB),...

When companies converge What does "from dirt to dinner plate" mean to growers? 

By: Lynn Grooms

"From dirt to dinner," "plow to plate" - these phrases have been used to describe the new joint ventures or collaborations between seed biotechnology...

New traits of seed buying 

By: Jodie Wehrspann

Genetic engineering will change the way you buy seed.Changes are coming in the way you buy seed. That's because the seed itself is changing. Through genetic...

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