WorldPoultry.net
Like corn, the poultry and pork sector benefited from a strong dollar on exports. Producers have turned their glance outwards to survive this time of tight margins. Poultry exports reportedly rose 15.48% in 2016, with major shipments to Russia and ...

wwlp.com
But the highest percentage – again 70 percent – of oat-based cereals were contaminated. Some wheat, corn and rice cereals were also contaminated but not as many. There was also no statistical difference between organic and conventional products.

Agri-View
“We're seeing how a multi-species cover crop works to add organic matter in the soil, with corn, and if it increases water infiltration,” said Brent Peterson, Brown County demonstration farms project manager. Barry Bubolz, Natural Resources ...

ABC News
Grain futures were mostly lower Thursday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for July delivery was .50 cent a bale higher at $4.3020 a bushel; July corn was 3.50 cents lower at $3.69 bushel; July oats was 6.25 cents higher at $2.10 a ...
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ABC News
Wheat for July delivery was declined 14.25 cents at $4.4375 a bushel; July corn fell 12.50 cents to 3.7275 a bushel; July oats fell 2.25 cents at $2.0375 a bushel; while July soybeans lost 6 cents to $11.4450 a bushel. Beef higher and pork was lower on ...