Chinese buyers suspend DDGS imports from the US
Chinese buyers have suspended purchases of US DDGS based on concern that Beijing will launch another anti-dumping probe surrounding the shipments.
Pendleton grain growers to divest grain unit
Chinese buyers have suspended purchases of US DDGS based on concern that Beijing will launch another anti-dumping probe surrounding the shipments.
Pendleton grain growers to divest grain unit
After reviewing 2015 harvest results, Pendleton Grain
Growers’ board has decided to divest its grain business assets before the
2016/17 season.
European Parliament rejects national GMO bans proposal
The European Parliament has rejected a draft bill that would allow any EU member state to prohibit the use or sale of GMO foods or feeds within its territory by a vote of 577 to 75 with 38 abstentions.The American Soybean Association has applauded the vote.
Canada expects 18 percent drop in canola exports
Despite a more upbeat outlook for production, Canada is expecting to see an 18 percent drop in canola exports in 2015/16 as buyers face markets flooded with cheap soybean and palm oil.
Bunge accepting grain at new Australian storage facilities
Bunge is accepting grain at its two new storage site in Western Australia located at Kukerin and Arthur River for the first time this season.
Greenshields Agri and Agricultural Management Haddington to merge
Scotland’s Greenshields Agri and Agricultural Management Haddington have agreed to merge to form one of the largest agricultural operations in the UK’s northern grain belt.
Queensland grain growers call for increase to ethanol targets
Grain growers in Queensland are calling for the doubling of proposed minimum ethanol blending requirements in the state
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The European Parliament has rejected a draft bill that would allow any EU member state to prohibit the use or sale of GMO foods or feeds within its territory by a vote of 577 to 75 with 38 abstentions.The American Soybean Association has applauded the vote.
Canada expects 18 percent drop in canola exports
Despite a more upbeat outlook for production, Canada is expecting to see an 18 percent drop in canola exports in 2015/16 as buyers face markets flooded with cheap soybean and palm oil.
Bunge accepting grain at new Australian storage facilities
Bunge is accepting grain at its two new storage site in Western Australia located at Kukerin and Arthur River for the first time this season.
Greenshields Agri and Agricultural Management Haddington to merge
Scotland’s Greenshields Agri and Agricultural Management Haddington have agreed to merge to form one of the largest agricultural operations in the UK’s northern grain belt.
Queensland grain growers call for increase to ethanol targets
Grain growers in Queensland are calling for the doubling of proposed minimum ethanol blending requirements in the state
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| Image: David Goehring |
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