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Researchers in Australia have discovered a heat-responsive gene that is responsible for the wide variation in flowering times between Australian canola and European and Canadian canola.
The latest WASDE report data on soybeans and oilseeds
US soybean output for the 2015/2016 season is estimated to be up by 35 million bushels on increased planting.
Dow AgroScience to launch new corn herbicide
Dow AgroScience has announced that pending regulatory approvals, it will launch a new corn herbicide under the name Resicore.
Central Bank of Nigeria acts to revive palm oil industry
The Central Bank of Nigeria has taken the lead to initiate a program designed to revitalize the country’s once-great palm oil industry.
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The House Agriculture Committee voted to advance HR 1599 – legislation that creates a unified framework for GMO food labeling, to the House floor.
Bunge announces closure of Illinois oil packaging plant
Bunge North America has announced it is closing its aging oil packaging plant and administrative building in Bradley, Illinois.
Ceres advancing work on Can$90 million Saskatchewan grain hub
Work is progressing on schedule at Ceres Global Ag Corp’s Can$90 million Saskatchewan-based grain and oilseed hub designed to serve the US market.
Canadian government invests in Atlantic grains and oilseeds
The Canadian government is investing to improve the production and quality of grains and oilseeds in the country’s Atlantic Maritime provinces.
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