Here are our Featured Link Archives: 2004 October September August July June May April March February January 2003 December November October September August July June May April March February January 2002 December November October September 2002 CRP IMPACT STATEMENT IS OUT (9/30/2002) UK: Outlook for UK poultry industry described as “quite scary” (9/27/2002) EU: "Postponing farm policy changes would turn against farmers" - Fischler (9/27/2002) Ethanol liability provision in Renewable Fuels Standard causing debate in Congress (9/26/2002) China assures trade negotiator it won't disrupt soy trade (9/26/2002) Public Discussion Paper: Improving the Operation of the HSNO Act for New Organisms (9/26/2002) Biotech's Black Market (9/24/2002) Appeal of wheat experiment approved: Hope for Swiss scientists (9/24/2002) Giving away the farm: the 2002 Farm Bill (9/24/2002) Monsanto seeks permit to market Bt corn in Philippines (9/24/2002) Record soybean crop in Argentina (9/24/2002) Bunge predicts 40 percent rise in Q3 profits (9/24/2002) Argentine organic exports increase 60 percent (9/24/2002) Controversy brews over keeping Kona coffee pure (9/24/2002) Brazil's government investigating $600M in missing soy exports (9/24/2002) Syngenta, Bayer CropScience announce layoffs (9/20/2002) Monsanto questions UK Soil Association report (9/20/2002) Indian GM peanut at field trial stage (9/20/2002) GM crops report 'dynamite' (9/20/2002) UK report casts doubt on biotech crops (9/20/2002) Soil Association report is flawed (9/20/2002) Shape of fruit to come (9/19/2002) Syngenta is designing food in an effort to transform itself into a new kind of company. So far it has escaped the controversy surrounding genetically modified foods. Stockpiles of obsolete pesticides in Africa higher than expected (9/19/2002) ROME, 18 September 2002 -- The amount of toxic waste stemming from obsolete pesticides in Africa is higher than previously estimated, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said in a statement today. Smithfield involved in beef recall (9/18/2002) Australia's cotton crop could become GM, farmers say (9/18/2002) A political con (9/18/2002) India approves Cartagena Protocol (9/18/2002) Japan drafts regs for GM foods (9/18/2002) South American soy meal imports frustrate U.S. farmers (9/18/2002) USDA expected to cut corn, boost soy estimates (9/13/2002) Court upholds Monsanto win (9/13/2002) Potentially more Illinois ethanol production (9/13/2002) Harvest States to acquire Agway Sunflower (9/13/2002) CBOT Report: Grains, soybeans fall sharply (9/13/2002) Tyson faces legal action as pork producers angered by restructure (9/13/2002) Korea working on GMO development (9/13/2002) Ethanol hits price ceiling as supply tightness is forecast (9/12/2002) Ethanol lobby makes case for ethanol-powered fuel cells (9/12/2002) CBOT Report: Corn, soybeans bull higher (9/12/2002) CHICAGO - AP World News via NewsEdge Corporation : Wheat futures fell for a second straight session Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade, retrenching in a technical adjustment to the roaring rally of early September. Corn and soybeans shrugged off pressure from wheat to finish strongly higher. The correction in wheat prices was seen as overdue after prices had soared well over the dlrs 4-a-bushel mark in recent days. Market-watchers said many investors also moved to take profits amid an uncertain outlook ahead of the government's September crop report, due out Thursday. Soybeans jumped to contract highs in a surge of speculative buying. Corn advanced in spillover from the rally in soybeans. The start of trading was delayed by five minutes as traders honored the memory of Sept. 11 victims on the one-year anniversary of the attacks. Wheat for December delivery fell 1 3/4 cent to dlrs 4.14 1/4 a bushel; December corn rose 5 cents to dlrs 2.92 1/2 a bushel; December oats rose 4 3/4 cents to dlrs 2.06 a bushel; November soybeans rose 11 1/2 cents to dlrs 5.88 3/4 a bushel. Sex-Pheromone Link to Insect Evolution (9/12/2002) Cereol buys out partner in Oelmuehle Bruck (9/10/2002) Monsanto has 'high hopes' for new biotech corn seed (9/10/2002) Zambia limits distribution of GM maize to refugees (9/10/2002) GM food talks with China constructive, says US counsel (9/10/2002) Veneman addresses National Farmers Union (9/10/2002) Methods of infusing food with phytochemicals, nutraceuticals patented (9/9/2002) Minnesota Corn Processors approve merger with ADM (9/9/2002) ADM fully hedged against corn prices (9/9/2002) Justice Dept. gives green light for Bunge's buyout of Cereol (9/6/2002) FAO urges southern Africa to accept GM maize (9/6/2002) Tyson lowers profits forecast for Q4, 2002 (9/6/2002) GM rice research in China now world-class (9/6/2002) GM debate needs focus (9/6/2002) DuPont synthesizes fiber from corn, plans to source 25% of products renewably by 2010 (9/4/2002) Malaysian IOI Corp. to buy Unilever's oils and fats division (9/4/2002) Philippine meat processors back import of GM feeds (9/3/2002) EU dairy products receive a European boost (9/2/2002) August July June May April March February January 2001 December November October September August July June May March February 2000 November October September August July June May April March February Featured Link