Against the grain: Canada’s G3 not interested in Glencore Assets sale
The recently announced sale of Glencore’s agricultural assets has attracted global attention, but Canada’s G3 states it is not interested in joining the field of bidders.
Syngenta withdraws applications to grow GM corn in the EU
Syngenta has withdrawn two applications to grow GM corn in the EU – a move that is being taken as the latest sign that the industry no longer considers the EU a viable seed market.
US corn and soy production lower, but global grain output up – USDA
The latest WASDE report issued by the USDA indicates lower US corn and soybean output, but global output as being supported by higher Brazilian production.
Brazilian Ag consultancy, Celeres, sees larger soy crop
Brazil’s Celeres forecasts an increase in soybean acreage of 2.3 percent to 79.5 million acres for 2015/2016 as the devalued Brazilian real drives up production.
Cargill announces plans to invest US$50M in Kansas soybean plant upgrade
Cargill Inc announced it is investing US$50 million to complete upgrades at its Wichita, Kansas soybean processing plant that are expected to increase production at the site by 30 percent.
Canada’s G3 building Can$50M grain terminal in Hamilton
G3 Canada Ltd is solidifying its Southern Ontario grain pipeline with the construction of a US$50 million terminal in Hamilton on the western edge of Lake Ontario.
ADM to add soy crushing capacity at German plant to meet non-GMO demand
In answer to higher demand for non-GMO soy meal, ADM is retrofitting its rapeseed processing plant in Straubing, Germany to also process locally sourced non-GMO soybeans.
Rice is on the back burner: Asia has become the largest growth market for wheat imports
As noodles, pizzas, cakes, pastries, and bread soar in popularity, Asia has become the largest and fastest growing growth market for wheat imports, buying more than 40 million tons per year.
A Practical "Hands-On" Short Course on 'Feeds & Pet Food Extrusion' at Texas A&M University from February 1-6, 2016.
The recently announced sale of Glencore’s agricultural assets has attracted global attention, but Canada’s G3 states it is not interested in joining the field of bidders.
Syngenta withdraws applications to grow GM corn in the EU
Syngenta has withdrawn two applications to grow GM corn in the EU – a move that is being taken as the latest sign that the industry no longer considers the EU a viable seed market.
US corn and soy production lower, but global grain output up – USDA
The latest WASDE report issued by the USDA indicates lower US corn and soybean output, but global output as being supported by higher Brazilian production.
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Brazil’s Celeres forecasts an increase in soybean acreage of 2.3 percent to 79.5 million acres for 2015/2016 as the devalued Brazilian real drives up production.
Cargill announces plans to invest US$50M in Kansas soybean plant upgrade
Cargill Inc announced it is investing US$50 million to complete upgrades at its Wichita, Kansas soybean processing plant that are expected to increase production at the site by 30 percent.
Canada’s G3 building Can$50M grain terminal in Hamilton
G3 Canada Ltd is solidifying its Southern Ontario grain pipeline with the construction of a US$50 million terminal in Hamilton on the western edge of Lake Ontario.
ADM to add soy crushing capacity at German plant to meet non-GMO demand
In answer to higher demand for non-GMO soy meal, ADM is retrofitting its rapeseed processing plant in Straubing, Germany to also process locally sourced non-GMO soybeans.
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| Image: Crispin Semmens |
As noodles, pizzas, cakes, pastries, and bread soar in popularity, Asia has become the largest and fastest growing growth market for wheat imports, buying more than 40 million tons per year.
A Practical "Hands-On" Short Course on 'Feeds & Pet Food Extrusion' at Texas A&M University from February 1-6, 2016.
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