EAST ANGLIAN FARMERS PEA'D OFF AT BIRDS EYE (David's Digest)
Blog | www.fwi.co.uk | Feb 6, 2010
I've been travelling around Britain most of the week speaking at a series of farmers meetings. So my knowledge of what's been happening on my home patch has been gleaned from news bulletins and the views of farmers I've met...
http://www.fwi.co.uk/blogs/david-richardson-rural-digest/2010/02/east-anglian-farmers-pead-off.html
The Dollar Also Rises, Red Ink In the Shadows - AgWeb (blog)
Blog | www.agweb.com | Jan 29, 2010
To compound the bearish attitudes triggered by the January USDA report data, the US dollar has been rallying rather smartly against the euro and some other developed world currencies.
http://www.agweb.com/Blogs/BlogPost.aspx?src=MarketWatch&PID=396780b8-28ab-4bde-bec8-190616342339
Wheat, corn, oats, soybeans higher on the Chicago Board of Trade; beef, pork ... - Gaea Times (blog)
Blog | blog.taragana.com | Jan 28, 2010
Wheat for March delivery added 3.25 cents to $4.87 a bushel, while March corn rose 3.5 cents to $3.6175 a bushel and oats for March delivery gained 4.25 cents to $2.33 a bushel. March soybeans edged up 2.75 cents to $9.3175 a bushel.
"Up horn, down corn" rings true as ever - Phil Clarke’s Agribusiness Blog
Blog | feedproxy.google.com | Sep 18, 2009
A quick glance at the graphs' page in this week's Farmers Weekly just goes to show that the old adage "up horn, down corn" is as relevant today as it has ever been.
Spectator on wheat prices and arable farming
Blog | www.countrylife.co.uk | Apr 16, 2009
Growing and harvesting wheat is becoming increasingly financially unsustainable as prices remain perplexingly low, although farmland prices are high Growing and harvesting wheat is becoming increasingly financially unsustainable as prices remain perplexingly low, although farmland prices are high
http://www.countrylife.co.uk/blogs/spectator/article/316711/Spectator-on-wheat-prices.html
Post Harvest Grain Inspections
Blog | blog.alextiller.com | Dec 10, 2008
With harvest coming to an end, grain farmers might want to take a little bit of time before knocking off for the holidays to inspect and sample stored grains for insect and fungal presence. (Better to find out about it now than to find out about it in
http://blog.alextiller.com/post/64153088/post-harvest-grain-inspections
EPA Raises Raises Requirements for Renewable Fuels
Blog | thefraserdomain.typepad.com | Dec 2, 2008
An item of interest to ethanol producers and other supporters of ethanol is this announcement by EPA, as further clarified by this announcement by EERE: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on November 17 that the 2009 renewable fuel standard (RFS) will require most refiners,
http://thefraserdomain.typepad.com/energy/2008/12/epa-raises-rais.html
The Lowdown on Miscanthus
Blog | i-r-squared.blogspot.com | Aug 2, 2008
Robert Rapier works in the energy industry, and writes about issues related to national energy policy.
http://i-r-squared.blogspot.com/2008/08/lowdown-on-miscanthus.html
Wheat versus maize
Blog | www.pigprogress.net | Jul 28, 2008
Questions whether maize can replace wheat – or the other way round – are frequently asked. Such concerns usually emerge when alternative cereals are priced competitively (due to oversupply or lower quality).
http://www.pigprogress.net/blogs/id1702-61507/action/showDetails/wheat_versus_maize.html
Perry request ignites ethanol debate - Austin American-Statesman
Blog | www.statesman.com | Apr 28, 2008
Daily opinions by the Editorial Board of the Austin American-Statesman., When Gov. Rick Perry last week asked the federal government to reduce its mandate for higher percentages of ethanol in gasoline he joined a national conversation about ethanol that this country needs to have. Congress and the
