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Livestock, Markets

Cargill to shut Tex. beef plant as U.S. herd shrinks

By Christine Stebbins, Theopolis Waters January 17, 2013
Agrifood giant Cargill, one of the United States’ largest beef processors, said Thursday it will close its Plainview, Tex. beef plant on Feb. 1 in reaction to the smallest U.S. […] Read more

U.S. farm law expires next week

By Christine Stebbins September 29, 2012
Expiration of U.S. farm law on Oct. 1, shutting off dairy supports and putting 2013 crop subsidies in limbo, will cause pain for some farmers and frustration for many but […] Read more


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Cargill posts worst quarter since 1991

By Christine Stebbins August 9, 2012
Cargill Inc. said Thursday its quarterly earnings fell 82 per cent in the giant U.S. agribusiness firm’s worst quarter in more than 20 years, hurt by volatile commodity markets and […] Read more

Crops, Markets

U.S. crops shrivel in record heat, rains expected

By Christine Stebbins, Mark Weinraub July 5, 2012
The U.S. Midwest will remain extremely hot and dry the next few days, adding more stress to crops already damaged by a summer heat wave, but some relief rains are […] Read more

Crops

Illinois farmers worried by extremely warm winter

By Christine Stebbins February 8, 2012
Illinois, a key farm state in the heart of the Corn Belt, is basking in its sixth warmest winter in 117 years — good news for residents who have not […] Read more


Aflatoxin feed recalls in U.S. point to tighter rules ahead

By Christine Stebbins December 21, 2011
A series of recent recalls for pet and livestock feed in the United States for a corn-based toxic substance increases the pressure to tighten government food safety rules in proposals […] Read more

Markets

Investors wary as U.S. farmland prices hit record highs

By Carey Gillam, Christine Stebbins November 16, 2011
U.S. farmland prices in the third quarter surged to the highest levels in more than three decades amid an accelerating agricultural boom that has so far defied fears of a […] Read more

Crops, Markets

CME says storage plan helping wheat “converge;” traders scoff

By Christine Stebbins September 19, 2011
CME Group is celebrating the one-year anniversary of a controversial storage scheme for its benchmark wheat futures contract by saying it has fixed a long-standing problem on futures deliveries. Traders, […] Read more


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U.S. grain firms tighten GMO policy, eye Syngenta corn

By Christine Stebbins, Karl Plume September 3, 2011
Major U.S. grain companies have tightened curbs on genetically modified grains not yet approved by foreign markets, with some singling out one popular corn variety made by Syngenta, fearing any […] Read more

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