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Research shows GMO foods are safe
Separating fact from fiction in biotechnology.
Monday, November, 26, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Separating fact from fiction in biotechnology.
Monday, November, 26, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Wheat gave up ‘king’ status
Biotechnology is bolstering corn’s importance on the Northern Plains. There are a number of other factors why acreage is overtaking wheat
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion
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Biotechnology is bolstering corn’s importance on the Northern Plains. There are a number of other factors why acreage is overtaking wheat
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion
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Foes of modified corn find support in study
Rats fed either genetically engineered corn or the herbicide Roundup had an increased risk of developing tumors, suffering organ damage and dying prematurely, according to a new study that was immediately swept up into the furor surrounding crop biotechnology when it was released Wednesday.
Thursday, September, 20, 2012 - New York Times News Service - News
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Rats fed either genetically engineered corn or the herbicide Roundup had an increased risk of developing tumors, suffering organ damage and dying prematurely, according to a new study that was immediately swept up into the furor surrounding crop biotechnology when it was released Wednesday.
Thursday, September, 20, 2012 - New York Times News Service - News
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Calif. proposition to label GMO crops is trailing
California voters appear to have rejected a closely watched ballot measure that would have made the state the first in the nation to require the labeling of foods made from genetically modified crops.
Wednesday, November, 07, 2012 - New York Times News Service - News
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California voters appear to have rejected a closely watched ballot measure that would have made the state the first in the nation to require the labeling of foods made from genetically modified crops.
Wednesday, November, 07, 2012 - New York Times News Service - News
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Minn. senator to introduce GMO food labeling bill
Minnesota Sen. John Marty plans to introduce a bill Thursday requiring the labeling of genetically engineered food and seed sold in Minnesota.
Thursday, February, 28, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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Minnesota Sen. John Marty plans to introduce a bill Thursday requiring the labeling of genetically engineered food and seed sold in Minnesota.
Thursday, February, 28, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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New federal bill would require labels on genetically engineered food
Federal legislation that would require food labels to identify genetically engineered ingredients was introduced Wednesday, adding to growing efforts at the state level.
Thursday, April, 25, 2013 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch - News
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Federal legislation that would require food labels to identify genetically engineered ingredients was introduced Wednesday, adding to growing efforts at the state level.
Thursday, April, 25, 2013 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch - News
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Measure 3 makes sense
Measure 3 is important to get into the North Dakota Constitution because there are groups trying to fundamentally change agriculture and the ways farmers and ranchers do business. It also would radically alter food choices.
Monday, November, 05, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Measure 3 is important to get into the North Dakota Constitution because there are groups trying to fundamentally change agriculture and the ways farmers and ranchers do business. It also would radically alter food choices.
Monday, November, 05, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Farmers and foodies for Obama
Concerned that neither President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign nor groups that champion local and regional agriculture are working hard enough to point out that the Obama administration has promoted both small farm agriculture and conventional industrial farming, two Iowa farmers have launched their own Internet campaign to encourage farmers and foodies to vote for Obama.
Monday, November, 05, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Concerned that neither President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign nor groups that champion local and regional agriculture are working hard enough to point out that the Obama administration has promoted both small farm agriculture and conventional industrial farming, two Iowa farmers have launched their own Internet campaign to encourage farmers and foodies to vote for Obama.
Monday, November, 05, 2012 - Agweek - News
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'Made in America' wanted
PIERRE, S.D. — It is a long way from Parker, S.D., to China. I am fortunate to have had the opportunity to travel to China twice in the last eight months. Though the land area of the U.S. and China is fairly close, China has nearly four times the people: 1.4 billion. In recent years, the population in China has grown every month by the population of South Dakota. It’s mind boggling.
Monday, June, 04, 2012 - Agweek - News
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PIERRE, S.D. — It is a long way from Parker, S.D., to China. I am fortunate to have had the opportunity to travel to China twice in the last eight months. Though the land area of the U.S. and China is fairly close, China has nearly four times the people: 1.4 billion. In recent years, the population in China has grown every month by the population of South Dakota. It’s mind boggling.
Monday, June, 04, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Japanese wheat milling executives to visit ND
A group of executives representing three Japanese flour mills and the Flour Millers Association will be in Fargo, N.D., on May 6 to gain information on the U.S. marketing system and the potential for the 2013 hard red spring wheat crop.
Wednesday, May, 01, 2013 - - News
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A group of executives representing three Japanese flour mills and the Flour Millers Association will be in Fargo, N.D., on May 6 to gain information on the U.S. marketing system and the potential for the 2013 hard red spring wheat crop.
Wednesday, May, 01, 2013 - - News
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FFA's broad focus
FARGO, N.D. — FFA member Preston Gilderhus plans a career in industrial engineering.
Monday, June, 11, 2012 - Agweek - News
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FARGO, N.D. — FFA member Preston Gilderhus plans a career in industrial engineering.
Monday, June, 11, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Ethanol industry turns to plant residue, scraps
After decades of talk, the ethanol industry is building multimillion dollar refineries in several states that will use corn plant residue, wood scraps and even garbage to produce the fuel additive.
Tuesday, February, 05, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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After decades of talk, the ethanol industry is building multimillion dollar refineries in several states that will use corn plant residue, wood scraps and even garbage to produce the fuel additive.
Tuesday, February, 05, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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Food giants discuss lobbying for national labeling program
With Washington State on the verge of a ballot initiative that would require labeling of some foods containing genetically engineered ingredients and other states considering similar measures, some of the major food companies and Wal-Mart, the country’s largest grocery store operator, have been discussing lobbying for a national labeling program.
Tuesday, February, 05, 2013 - New York Times New Service - News
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With Washington State on the verge of a ballot initiative that would require labeling of some foods containing genetically engineered ingredients and other states considering similar measures, some of the major food companies and Wal-Mart, the country’s largest grocery store operator, have been discussing lobbying for a national labeling program.
Tuesday, February, 05, 2013 - New York Times New Service - News
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Latest news
Bill makes animal cruelty a felony in ND; Manure pit spills 1 million gallons in southeast Minn; New bill would require labels on genetically engineered food
Monday, April, 29, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Bill makes animal cruelty a felony in ND; Manure pit spills 1 million gallons in southeast Minn; New bill would require labels on genetically engineered food
Monday, April, 29, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Gustin leaves a legacy
Al Gustin, who has been called the dean of agricultural broadcasters, is retiring this year.
Monday, November, 19, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Al Gustin, who has been called the dean of agricultural broadcasters, is retiring this year.
Monday, November, 19, 2012 - Agweek - News
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Record land sales in South Dakota, horse trainer pleads guilty to inhumane treatment charges, and Minnesota farmer faces more charges for selling raw milk.
Monday, March, 04, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Record land sales in South Dakota, horse trainer pleads guilty to inhumane treatment charges, and Minnesota farmer faces more charges for selling raw milk.
Monday, March, 04, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Shortchanging ag research?
Too little money is being invested globally in agricultural research, experts say. Serious questions have been raised about whether the world can increase food production sufficiently to meet burgeoning demand.
Monday, January, 21, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Too little money is being invested globally in agricultural research, experts say. Serious questions have been raised about whether the world can increase food production sufficiently to meet burgeoning demand.
Monday, January, 21, 2013 - Agweek - News
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