Crops 

Telescoping boom. 7 key points of a contract for IP grain. How to build chemical storage. Control soybean fungi.

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Business of buying 

Doctor's orders The nation's physicians recently voiced their support of biotech crops. The American Medical Association (AMA) released a report stating...

Crops 

Two new foam formulations Precision Laboratories has formulated two new marking foams to be used for the two basic types of marking equipment used on...

Biotech's 6 myths 

By: Karen McMahon

Expert reveals misconceptions about genetically modified plants propagated by opponents to biotech.

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Machinery 

Iron efficiency....

Business of buying 

New FIN writer You'll find a new name on the Farm Industry News masthead. Gil Gullickson joins the FIN staff as senior editor. He will write from a field...

Snowed under by StarLink? 

By: Gil Gullickson

Here's how to deal with the fallout. If the StarLink fiasco has frozen your seed purchase and agronomic plans, don't feel alone. Other farmers and agribusinesses...

Business of buying 

By: FIN Staff

AGCO buys Ag-Chem AGCO Corporation announced plans to purchase Ag-Chem Equipment Company, Minnetonka, MN, a manufacturer and distributor of ag machinery...

Crops 

By: FIN Staff

Shorter life span "Biotech traits are compressing corn hybrid life cycles from seven to eight years to three to five years." - John Green, Agri-Growth...

Corn-bred pharmaceuticals 

By: Karen McMahon

Drugs to prevent herpes and AIDS may be grown in a farmer's field of corn. A collaboration between a well-established drug manufacturer and a new company...

StarLink update 

By: FARM INDUSTRY NEWS STAFF

The StarLink controversy continues to brew. At press time, Japan agreed to a U.S. plan for testing shipments of corn for the presence of the StarLink...

Each to his own 

By: James Goodman

I would be very interested to see the "facts" that prove GMOs are safer than organic food ("Organic opinion," July/August issue, page 48). Since people...

EPA initiates new Bt corn review 

By: FARM INDUSTRY NEWS STAFF

The Environmental Protection Agency is undertaking a comprehensive scientific and public review of its current approval for Bt corn and cotton. According...

Financing biotech 

By: FARM INDUSTRY NEWS

I am writing you in response to your column "Who's selling biotech?" in the Mid-March issue, page 10.I am 73 plus years old, farmed all my life and have...

Unraveling genes 

By: Karen McMahon

The field of genomics promises new hybrids to revolutionize farming.Looking at a single corn plant, who would expect it to be as genetically complex as...

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