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10. Illinois still eying record corn crop, despite rain delays
But officials today say the hold-up likely won't wash away plans for record corn acreage this year as farmers seek to cash in on high prices fueled by growing demand for ethanol. Farmers say the wet spring will be an advantage once corn is planted, providing subsoil moisture to feed the crop if it dries up this summer. A wet spring is slowing corn planting across much of Illinois. Planting is lagging about ten days behind across much of the state due to above-average rainfall that has kept...
Source23 hours ago

11. Earnings Preview: Archer Daniels Midland
If more acres are dedicated to corn, fewer acres will be available for soybeans, a key crop in the company's oilseeds business. With more corn acres planted, analysts predicted falling corn prices. The higher corn costs have been a concern in recent quarters, but a report released at the end of March helped ease fears. The improving market for high fructose corn syrup -- another ADM product -- also will help offset corn prices. OVERVIEW: Archer Daniels Midland, the country's largest...
Source4/30/2007

12. TUESDAY MORNING CORN UPDATE
This break that everybody has been waiting for will put farmers to the test to see how much corn they can plant and as fast as they can plant corn. We look for old crop corn to open a little higher and new crop to open 3-5 higher. Demand for corn isn t going anywhere long term, but will it disappear in the near term? Traders say any rally in corn, especially in the old crop, will be met with selling pressure because it is historically tough to hold spring rally s. America remains...
Source5 hours ago

13. ANIMAL FEED Critics want tighter rules on animal feed
Food and Drug Administration to ban the use of leftover pet food in hog and chicken feed for fear it could spread mad cow disease because it contains cattle parts. Now hogs are contaminated with a chemical blamed for killing dogs and cats, and new concerns have arisen that the meat could enter the human food chain. Concerns over feeding and living conditions of livestock and poultry have helped fuel the growth of organic farming, which does not use meat byproducts and hormones in feed. The...
SourceCharlotte Observer,NC

14. Rain puts farmers in southwest in good position
Department of Agriculture reported Monday that 55 percent of Nebraska's wheat crop is in good to excellent condition while only 11 percent is in poor or very poor condition. Last week's widespread and heavy rain has given farmers better soil conditions for planting corn and soybeans than they have seen since drought conditions began to emerge in 1998. Across the country, only 23 percent of the corn crop is planted, compared with 48 percent a year ago and 42 percent on average for this...
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15. SeedQuest - Central information website for the global seed industry
corn and soybean production and consumption during the 2007-08 marketing year will be important benchmarks, a University of Illinois Extension marketing specialist noted that considerable uncertainty will persist for several months. soybeans, along with large unshipped sales, suggest that exports for the year might exceed the current projection of 1.08 billion bushels," said Good. soybean crop will likely be based on the NASS report of planting intentions, the five-year average planted to...
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16. Roberts: Strong Technical Signals For Higher Cash Cattle, Wheat ...
As traders expected more corn planting progress than USDA published, beans were traded up and corn down amid expectations for more corn getting planted. In other news, South American weather has been less than ideal for corn harvest but serious problems have not been reported yet. It might be a good idea to price some corn now as it has now been two weeks in a row that corn plantings have not been what traders thought they should be. Argentine farmers made some progress last week in their...
SourceCattleNetwork.com,KS

17. GM Corn Linked to Toxicity
You dont put bacteria genes into corn crops so you can grow acres of it to feed cows, pigs and chickens in feedlots so Americans can center every meal around meat. The scare thing about genetically modified plants is that they spread their altered DNA into other plants being grown for food and also into the wild. Raise your hand if you think its a good idea to splice genes from very different species into the the plants we grow for food. The rats who ate modified corn were found to exhibit...
SourceGroovy Green,NY

18. Freeze, drought give one-two punch to farmers
As for other crops, there has been a "surprisingly fair yield" but it would have been much better if there was rain to go along with it, Teague explained. While many were glad to see sunny and dry weather through last winter and early spring, this area has seen so much of it that a serious drought has developed. The wheat crop was a total loss for grain, although the leaf and stem that can be used for livestock feed was salvageable. drought monitor report with southern sections of the...
Source3 hours ago

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