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Monsanto to resume development of GM wheat An
agreement between Australian, U.S. and Canadian wheat groups to jointly
introduce genetically-modified varieties of wheat when available
lead Monsanto to renew efforts to develop a biotech wheat product,
as reported in ABC Rural. Supplementing poultry diets with fish waste Does anyone have any
research or information on the benefits of adding fish waste? Check out AnimalAgNet's Poultry Nutrition group and join the conversation.
European grain production expected to decline Farmers in Europe are forced to grow less grain this year due to low cereal prices.
AWB closes Brazilian operations Agribusiness
company AWB is closing down its Brazilian operations, and will lose
between $55 million to $65 million in the process. EPA urged to reject ethanol petition The American
Meat Institute and National Turkey Federation urged the Environmental
Protection Agency to reject the petition that will allow blends of more
than 10% ethanol in gasoline. Mexico imports $22 million of US sorghum According to the U.S. Grains Council senior director of
international operations for Rest of the World, the sale of $22 million worth of U.S. sorghum to Mexico in
three months would not have happened without the investments of Council
members. Vietnam MARD requests feed tax removal The Ministry
of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) of Vietnam has asked
the Finance Ministry to remove the 5% value added tax on livestock
feed. POET, Perdue AgriBusiness sign partnership deal Perdue
AgriBusiness and POET have formed a partnership for the promotion of
POET's Dakota Gold BPX premium distillers grains product line in
domestic and international feed markets. Philippine feed mill to expand Western
Feed Mill's expansion project has received tax incentives and other
perks from the Philippine Board of Investments. Bunge second quarter earnings drop Bunge has seen its overall net profits drop 58% in the second quarter this year compared with 2008.
AFIA launches new Web site The American
Feed Industry Association launched a new Web site that provides details
about the Safe Feed/Safe Food Certification Program for mills and other
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