Reuters BEIJING, May 8 – China has approved the safety of gene-edited wheat for the first time as Beijing cautiously moves forward with commercial growing of genetically modified food crops.
Note from MWBC — this is a good follow-up to our El Nino article in January. By Bryce Anderson, Progressive Farmer DTN: What a difference a year makes. USDA’s weekly
World-Grain.com — 04.02.2024 WASHINGTON, DC — The Grain Foods Foundation (GFF) has asked the 2025 Dietary Guidelines Committee to distinguish between staple and indulgent grain-based foods and develop dietary recommendations
WHEAT SCOOPS By Kim Anderson For the past 15 years (June 2009 through February 2024), Oklahoma wheat prices have averaged $5.85. Texas Panhandle wheat prices are normally close to Oklahoma
World-Grain.com BEIJING, CHINA — China is picking up its pace of approvals for genetically modified corn seed and soybean varieties as it seeks to bolster domestic production and reduce its
The Western Producer — By Ed White The Russians are coming. It might not be in the form of refurbished T-62 tanks, buzzing Iranian drones and hopeless waves of convict
Successful Farming, 2-9-24: Farm-state lawmakers should take advantage of an offer of billions of dollars in new resources and negotiate the new farm bill now, said Senate Agriculture Committee chairwoman Debbie
Producers from across the state collaborate with MSU scientists to screen new grain varieties by Reagan Cotton • photography by Marcus “Doc” Cravens OCTOBER 24, 2023 Seven miles west of Chester in northern
MOSCOW, RUSSIA — Forging stronger political ties, Russia and China also are expanding agricultural trade, promising changes for the global grain market. In October, Food Export Trade, a Russian grain
BOZEMAN – Protein content in wheat and barley crops can influence everything from the plant’s effectiveness as livestock feed to the clarity of beer brewed with the crops. Research in
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