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10. Increased corn crop expected to have deep impact on Del. farmers
The extra corn acres in Delaware will come from fields that otherwise would have contained soybeans and processed vegetables. The decline in soybean acres is similar to that of the nation's. While farmers and producers have focused on corn prices, the drop in soybean acres is likely to push up soybean prices as well. Farmers will plant 185,000 acres of corn this year, about 9 percent more corn than last year, but slightly less than the 15 percent increase nationwide, according to a report...
SourceThe News Journal,DE

11. High prices spur plans to plant more corn
He cautioned that all the acre numbers reported are intended, and weather and market factors could change farmers final decisions about 2007 crops. Reports on planting intentions and weather also will affect market prices, Ibach said, and farmers will react to the markets. The acreage estimates are based on surveys of farmers during the first two weeks of March. For example, if there continues to be a wet spring and farmers have trouble getting corn planted, they still can shift to...
SourceKearney Hub

12. State farmers expected to plant more peanuts
Then in 2002, a Depression-era system that guaranteed high profits to some peanut farmers was dismantled to put prices on par with the international market. In Virginia, cotton acreage is predicted to drop 19 percent and soybean acreage to drop 4 percent from 2006. Corn prices are the highest they've been in years, and that has pushed up the amount of money farmers can make for growing other crops, too, Rountree said. A 41 percent increase in acreage is due to profitable contracts. This...
SourceDaily Press,VA

13. Soy Foods Don't Aid in Weight Loss
Eat all the soy you want, but it is not likely to help you shed pounds. Overweight women who cut out 500 calories a day while consuming an extra 18 grams of soy-rich food didn't lose any more weight than their peers who didn't add the extra soy. A new study found adding soy-protein-rich foods while cutting calories doesn't accelerate weight loss.
SourceWLNS,MI

14. Soy Protein Lowers Cholesterol Up to 8%
Recent controversy has surfaced regarding the efficacy of soy protein consumption in reducing serum cholesterol. FACT: Experts agree soy has additional heart health benefits The AHA report noted that soy foods are heart healthy because of their high content of polyunsaturated fats, fiber, vitamins, minerals and low content of saturated fat, making them an ideal substitute for less healthy foods that are high in saturated fat and cholesterol. FACT: Experts agree soy has additional heart...
SourceFashion Monitor Toronto,Canada

15. Harvard Study: Soy Counteracts Metabolic Syndrome
Nutrition Horizon: Nutrition, Ingredients and Foods Online - Newsmaker. Nutrition Horizon: Nutrition, Ingredients and Foods Online - Newsmaker. Soy protein and soy nuts each exhibited a beneficial effect on components of the syndrome, but soy nuts had the strongest impact, perhaps because they provided soy protein as well as polyunsaturated fat and contained a higher amount of soybean isoflavones. The study evaluated both soy protein and soy nut consumption among postmenopausal women...
SourceNutrition horizon (press release),Netherlands

16. U.S. Farmers Plan Huge Increase in Corn Acreage at Expense of Soybeans, Spring Wheat, Cotton
farmers are responding to market signals by planning to plant more than 90 million acres of corn this year, the largest acreage since World War II. In addition to the huge loss in soybean acres, about 3 million more than trade analysts had anticipated, the new corn acreage also is coming at the expense of spring wheat and cotton, in regions of the country where those crops are grown. However, area planted to soybeans is expected to increase in the Southeast, with Georgia expecting the...
SourceGrainnet.com

17. Wheat was pressured by lower corn, soybean bids
Wheat was pressured by lower corn, soybean bids Agriculture News from HPJ - Your Ag News Source Agriculture News from HPJ - Your Ag News Source Agriculture News from HPJ - Your Ag News Source Agriculture News from HPJ - Your Ag News Source High Plains Journal - Farm, Ranch, Agribusiness, Crops and Livestock High Plains Journal - Farm, Ranch, Agribusiness, Crops and Livestock OnRequestEnd. Wheat was pressured by lower corn, soybean bids Agriculture News from HPJ - Your Ag News Source...
SourceHigh Plains Journal,KS

18. Row-crop markets: Get ready to rumble
The futures market s volatility will increase as we approach that report date, as various organizations release their guesses based on polls and surveys. After spending the last three months relentlessly covering miles throughout the Corn Belt, it s clear that many additional acres of corn will be planted. All of this together should push producers to have a solid risk-management plan in place that combines crop insurance and aggressive marketing of the expect 2007 production. Many of the...
SourceAG Weekly

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