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Breeding Ozone-Tolerant Crops

UIUC and ARS researchers screen soybean varieties for tolerance, sensitivity to ozone

News • August 26th, 2011
California Officials Seek Camilina Producers For BCAP Program Funding

Would be feedstock for biofuels plant to be built in Bakersfield

News • August 24th, 2011
Animal Activist Rallies Showcase Continued Pressure on Agriculture

Both events claimed to have record-breaking attendance

News • August 24th, 2011
Common Sense Prevails in Farmer Trucking Regulations

DOT took just nine days to review 1,700 comments

News • August 18th, 2011
Government Assists Poultry Industry

$40 million bulk purchase of poultry products aims to keep producers in business

News • August 17th, 2011
Demand for corn falls, food prices could level off

Farmers expect 940 million bushels to be left over when the harvest begins this fall

News • August 11th, 2011
Deficit Reduction Plan May Change Future of Farming, Food

But don’t push Farm Bill through in 10 weeks

News • August 10th, 2011
UIUC Weekly Outlook: Corn and Soybean Production Prospects

Poor economic and financial news raises concern about demand

News • August 10th, 2011
DOT Reinforces Commitment to No New Regulations for Ag Companies

Guidance will ensure states continue to use common sense in applying existing safety rules

News • August 10th, 2011
Low Densities of Western Corn Rootworms in Illinois Corn Fields

Survey reveals whole-plant count average of 0.75 to 1.0 beetle per plant

News • August 4th, 2011
Dire Dispatches from Texas

The Texas Grain & Feed Assoc. reports on the state of agriculture in the Southwest

News • August 4th, 2011
Versatile Compound Examined in Crops

Detergent-like compounds called saponins help protect plants from insect attack

News • August 2nd, 2011
Cargill CEO: Governments to blame for food price hike

Food prices soar 15% from October through January and pushed 44 million people into poverty, according to the World Bank.

News • August 2nd, 2011
Defoliation hits soybean fields

Bean leaf beetles, grasshoppers, green cloverworms and Japanese beetles to blame

News • August 1st, 2011
Rural US disappearing? Population share hits low

Now just 16% of the nation's population, the lowest ever

News • July 29th, 2011

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