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Grain Supply Chain
CN Recognized with 'A' Score for Climate Change
Railroad demonstrates continued environmental transparency by disclosing through CDP
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Poll Shows Americans’ Unwavering Trust in Farmers
Majority of U.S. adults have positive view of farmers’ sustainability practices
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Climate Change Will Disrupt the Way Big Agriculture Is Done
Precision-agriculture companies will be likely winners
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Global Corn Crop Vulnerable to Climate Change
Study: Crop failures could occur simultaneously
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Insects Could Eat Twice as Much Wheat by End of Century
Climate change might lead to bigger populations of hungrier bugs
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Brewers, Barley Growers Have a Climate Change Plan
With news that beer prices could spike with the temperatures, these groups say not to worry yet
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Federal Climate Change Report Paints Grim Picture
Warmer temperatures will lead to more pests and diminish quality of stored grain
Animal Feed Manufacturing
Pork Producer Plans to Capture Methane Gas to Fight Climate Change
Food giant Smithfield Foods will harness gas from hog manure lagoons to heat homes
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How Climate Change Could Affect Soybeans
Study: Beans may be affected in two ways that cancel each other out
Mycotoxin Management
Survey Highlights Global Mycotoxin Trends
Climate change is an influential factor in mycotoxin occurrence
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Climate Change Has Fund Managers Adjusting Ag Investments
How will extreme weather events affect commodity prices?
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Climate Change Means Higher Crop Yields
Warmer, wetter weather grows more corn, soybeans in Upper Midwest
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