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Mycotoxin & Crop Report

Monday Mycotoxin & Crop Report for November 5

New DON reports, harvest completed at five-year average, and a report from Alltech's Max Hawkins on 2018 mycotoxin prevalence

Brand Insights

Thermal Performance and Gearbox Selection for Grain Handling Applications

SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc.

SEW-EURODRIVE’s Austin Burdette discusses heat challenges in grain handling gearboxes and how proper thermal management can reduce downtime and extend equipment life. 

Mycotoxin & Crop Report

Monday Mycotoxin & Crop Report for November 12

New reports of DON in corn, coverage of growing ground pile storage, and a Tech Tip from Tony about black light testing

Event Calendar

Monday Mycotoxin & Crop Report for November 19

Corn harvest marches on, stay vigilant on testing and a new Tony's Tech Tip

Event Calendar

USDA Crop Progress Reports Corn and Soybean Harvest Nearly Complete

Illinois is shown to be completely finished, as well as North Carolina and Tennessee

Event Calendar

USDA Set to Announce Second Round of Payments Due to Trade War

Speculated that second round of payments will be similar to the first

Event Calendar

Brazil and China Start Trade Talks

Expected to hold their first high-level political and economic talks since 2015

Event Calendar

China Restricts Canadian Grain Processor

Not immediately clear why Richardson International's exports into China have been halted

Event Calendar

U.S. and Chinese Trade Delegates in Washington

GMO crops remain a sticking point

Event Calendar

EPA Could Grant Fewer Biofuel Waivers

Production cuts could provide USDA with support to reduce corn for ethanol use

Event Calendar

President Trump Announces Aid for Farmers

The subsidies will be available to producers of row crops and livestock

Event Calendar

Unapproved GMO Wheat Growing in Washington State

Unauthorized GMO wheat has not entered the food supply and does not appear to pose any threats

Event Calendar

Corn & Soybeans Export Prices Rise

Spot basis bids for corn and soybeans shipped by barge to the U.S. Gulf Coast rose again because of flooding

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