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Canada releases list of US products that could face tariffs

Ottawa is warning it may impose tariffs on everything from orange juice to bread if the United States doesn’t change a meat-labeling policy that Canadian beef and pork industries say is costing them more than $1 billion a year.

By John Cotter , June 07, 2013

Monsanto: Sabotage possible cause of rogue modified wheat

Monsanto, the world’s largest seed company, said experimental wheat engineered to survive Roundup weedkiller may have gotten into an Oregon field through an “accidental or purposeful” act.

By Jack Kaskey , June 07, 2013

SD pilot dies in crash of crop-spraying plane

The crash of a crop-spraying plane in western South Dakota has killed the pilot.

By Associated Press , June 07, 2013

Senate to take up farm bill June 10, passage likely

Prospects for passage are good since the Senate voted 75 to 22 on June 6 to invoke cloture, which means ending debate on the bill after 30 hours. All 53 Democrats voted for cloture, and the Republicans were split down the middle, with 22 voting for it and 22 against.

By Jerry Hagstrom , June 07, 2013

Horse slaughterhouse accuses USDA of IRS tactics

New Mexico developers say USDA keeps changing rules because it’s opposed to horse slaughter.

By Jeri Clausing , June 06, 2013

Senate ends farm bill debate, sets final passage vote for June 10

Today, the Senate invoked cloture on the farm bill, effectively setting it up for a vote on final passage on June 10.

By Agweek Staff Report , June 06, 2013

Fertility drugs, nature better than horse roundups

A scathing independent scientific review of wild horse roundups in the West concludes the U.S. government would be better off investing in widespread fertility control of the mustangs and let nature cull any excess herds instead of spending millions to house them in overflowing holding pens.

By Scott Sonner , June 05, 2013

Lax food-safety attitudes by staff, CFIA to blame for XL beef recall

A lax approach to safety procedures by both plant staff and federal inspectors was partly to blame for an E. coli outbreak last fall that sickened 18 people and led to the largest beef recall in Canadian history, an independent review said Wednesday.

By Canadian Press , June 05, 2013

Sen. Franken presses Vilsack to help alleviate feed shortage in Minn.

U.S. Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) wrote a letter to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, asking him to take immediate action to help alleviate the serious feed and forage shortage facing livestock producers in southern Minnesota. Some producers are less than a week away from running out of feed.

By Office of Sen. Al Franken , June 05, 2013

SD PUC eyes changes in grain sales

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission decided June 4 it must try to further fix South Dakota’s regulations for sales of grains, sorghums, beans and oil seeds.

By Bob Mercer , June 05, 2013

Monsanto: Modified wheat ‘isolated occurrence’

A genetically modified test strain of wheat that emerged to the surprise of an Oregon farmer was likely the result of an accident or possibly tampering, the company that developed it said June 5.

By Nigel Duara , June 05, 2013

Reduced ethanol production met with first ever RIN drawdown

A shortfall in ethanol production has led to a drawdown in Renewable Identification Numbers for the first time.

By USDA , June 05, 2013

USDA: Wheat prices down in ND, corn up in SD

The U.S. Department of Agriculture says preliminary spring wheat prices in North Dakota are down 17 cents from the previous month.

By Associated Press , June 04, 2013

SD PUC updates stance on verbal grain agreements

When Anderson Seed went out of business last year, it not only resulted in farmers losing $2.6 million, but brought into question the legality of long-held grain-buying practices. Simplified, the case relates to the practice of verbal agreements. The state Public Utilities Commission will discuss the issue at its meeting at 1 p.m. today at the Capitol in Pierre.

By Jeff Natalie-Lees , June 04, 2013

3 charged with mistreating horses

Authorities in Minnesota’s Otter Tail County are looking for a couple accused of mistreating horses at their rural property near Vergas.

By Associated Press , June 04, 2013

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