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NCGA: New Research Finds No Plausible Land Use Change from Ethanol Production

Study says U.S. production from 2002 to 2007 was not significantly correlated with changes in croplands for corn

News • May 19th, 2011
OSU Researchers Strive for Hardier, Cold-tolerant Barley

Goal is to expand the range of planting into cooler climates

News • May 19th, 2011
Molecular Technique Advances Soybean Rust Resistance Research

UIUC performs more precise and quicker fungal assessments using new molecular technique

News • May 19th, 2011
UIUC Weekly Outlook: Can Corn Prices Rebound Again?

Meanwhile, year-over-year consumption is expected to increase

News • May 11th, 2011
K-State/NGFA’s Advanced Feed Manufacturing Short Course Set for June 13 - 16

Participants will hone their leadership skills, receive valuable information

News • May 3rd, 2011
UIUC Weekly Update: Cattle Prices Move Past Seasonal Highs

Retail beef prices to reach an 11% increase over last year

News • May 3rd, 2011
Planting Delay Lengthens, Decisions Needed

Growers wonder if they should switch crops from corn to soybean

News • May 2nd, 2011
Texas A&M Students Collaborate With Borlaug Institute to Develop Ag Facility For Southern Sudan

The multipurpose facility is designed to be built in three phases

News • May 2nd, 2011
UIUC College of ACES Honors Award Winners

Presented annually to faculty and academic professionals for outstanding achievement

News • April 25th, 2011
Huge Scientific Discoveries Start with Tiny Technology

UIUC grain research could lead to more efficient crop production

News • April 21st, 2011
ADM Donates $1.5 Million to Construct ADM Agricultural Innovation Center

Giving 400 Purdue undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to conduct advanced research

News • April 21st, 2011
UIUC Weekly Outlook: Corn, Soybean Prices to Reflect Substantial Uncertainty

Corn prices soar after grain stocks reported smaller than expected inventories

News • April 20th, 2011
UIUC: Questions Still Remain About Corn and Soybean Demand

USDA increased projection of use for ethanol and byproducts by 50 million bushels

News • April 13th, 2011
UIUC Weekly Outlook: Focus Remains on Corn Demand

Small inventories reported on March 1 indicate larger consumption than expected

News • April 6th, 2011
Going the Distance for Safety Education

GEAPS and K-State are closing the gap between safety education information and those looking for it via its Distance Education Program beginning in January.

Article • January 1st, 2009

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