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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Equipment/Machinery, AgriBusiness,

Caterpillar headquarters leaving Illinois after nearly 100 years

Caterpillar says it is moving its global headquarters out of the Land of Lincoln. The comp...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Soybeans, Agriculture Global,

Soybean Oil Shines Amidst Disrupted Global Vegetable Oil Supply Chains - U.S. Soy

The vegetable oil complex is a flotilla of boats navigating the tide in a pattern that for...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Corn/Maize, Soybeans, Crop Diseases, Agronomy,

Conditions favor seedling diseases in early-planted corn and soybeans

Heavy rains and cool soils may favor the development of seedling diseases, which could imp...

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture US, Conservation/Tillage, Carbon Farming,

06/14/2022 SOURCE: www.sierraclub.org

Dirt First

Carbon farming sounds as all-American as applie pie. But does it work?

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TOPIC(S): Soybeans, Plant Breeding, Ag North America,

06/14/2022 SOURCE: amp.realagriculture.com

Soybean School: Counting plants to assess stand establishment

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global, GMO's, Government / Policies, Ag Australia/NZ,

06/14/2022 SOURCE: allianceforscience.cornell.edu

Pressure mounts on EU and NZ to review their strict anti-GMO policies - Alliance for Science

Two anti-GMO stalwarts — the European Union (EU) and New Zealand — are showing signs of softening their stance toward the technology in the face of climate change impacts and pressure to innovate. Regulators and others in the EU and NZ are advising that existing regulations are out of date and fail to reflect recent […]

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TOPIC(S): Precision AG , Agriculture US, Conservation/Tillage,

06/14/2022 SOURCE: www.agweek.com

CHS Foundation grants will help northern states' precision ag programs grow

The CHS Foundation awarded grants, funded by charitable gifts from CHS Inc., of $25,000 to Lake Region State College in Devils Lake, North Dakota, $25,000 to Lakes Area Technical College in Watertown, South Dakota; and $218,211 to Montana State University in Bozeman.

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TOPIC(S): Livestock/Meat, Food/Nutrition, Potatoes, Plant-Based/Animal Free,

06/14/2022 SOURCE: www.medicalnewstoday.com

Potato protein may be as good as milk for muscle protein synthesis

A new study demonstrates that potato-derived protein concentrate powder could be used to increase the synthesis of muscle protein in healthy, young men similarly to milk protein.

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Randy Krotz
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Topics: Food/Nutrition, Plant-Based/Animal Free, Consumer/Retail,

Global Plant Based Protein Market Expected To Reach $40 Billion by 2027

/PRNewswire/ -- FinancialNewsMedia.com News Commentary - The pandemic has considerably transformed consumer buying patterns, with a steady shift being...

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Commodities, Agriculture US, Agriculture Global, Water, Weather,

Farmers face drought in west, rain glut in east, high prices for all

Commodity prices are rising even faster than the rate of inflation due to both uncooperati...

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Caterpillar headquarters leaving Illinois after nearly 100 years

Soybean Oil Shines Amidst Disrupted Global Vegetable Oil Supply Chains - U.S. Soy

Conditions favor seedling diseases in early-planted corn and soybeans

Dirt First

Soybean School: Counting plants to assess stand establishment

Pressure mounts on EU and NZ to review their strict anti-GMO policies - Alliance for Science

CHS Foundation grants will help northern states' precision ag programs grow

Potato protein may be as good as milk for muscle protein synthesis

Global Plant Based Protein Market Expected To Reach $40 Billion by 2027

Farmers face drought in west, rain glut in east, high prices for all

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