81. The Idaho Wheat Commission Bugs attack Idaho grain crops. Grass seed growers fan legal flames. Bugsattack Idaho grain crops. By DAVE WILKINS Capital Press Staff Writer. http://www.idahowheat.org/news/archive.asp?id=71

82. OUP USA: Seed Biology And The Yield Of Grain Crops: Dennis B. Egli add to cart. Seed Biology and the Yield of grain crops. Dennis B. Egli.0851992412, hardback, 192 pages. Aug 1998 In Stock. Price $70.00 http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/Agriculture/AgronomySoilCropScienc

83. InFARMation | Crops & Grains | News, InFARMation | Crops & Grains | News Heatwave threatens grain crops 5 Jan 2004 Heatwave conditions in northern and centralNew South Wales over the ChristmasNew Year period have threatened summer http://www.infarmation.com.au/news/cropsgrains/04/01/article9626.asp

HOME LOCAL INFARMATION COMMODITY PRICES WEATHER ... SUGGEST A LINK GO TO: Choose a category... COTTON DAIRY HORTICULTURE LIVESTOCK VITICULTURE WOOL ALTERNATIVE HEAVY MACHINERY FARM EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY FINANCE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE NEWS WEATHER EMPLOYMENT SPORT inFARMation LOCAL inFARMation REGIONAL AIRFARES BUSH TELEGRAPH RURAL DIARY BECOME AN inFARMember HOME - inFARMation NEWS CHOOSE CATEGORY ALL CATEGORIES COTTON DAIRY HORTICULTURE ... LOCAL NEWS UPDATED 27 FEBRUARY 2004 INDEX SEP 03 OCT 03 NOV 03 ... LATEST Heatwave threatens grain crops 5 Jan 2004 Heatwave conditions in northern and central New South Wales over the Christmas-New Year period have threatened summer crop prospects. Sorghum and sunflower crops have been scorched by high temperatures and desperately need soaking rains within the next few weeks. Meanwhile, cotton crops across north west NSW are recovering the yield potential lost in the cooler conditions through October and November, but are now battling insects. Many growers are also short of irrigation water and depending on in-crop rains. The lack of a decisive end to the drought and forecasts of below-average rain for much of NSW over the coming three months are of concern. Although the proportion of NSW affected by drought has fallen from 99.5 per cent in April to 61.3 per cent in December, many areas could retreat into drought in just a few weeks.

84. Agriculture, Fisheries, Aquaculture And Forestry: Grain Crops Calendar; Associations Boards. News Releases; Feedback. Agriculture, Fisheries,Aquaculture and Forestry. HOME / AGRICULTURE / FIELD CROPS /. grain crops. http://www.gov.pe.ca/af/agweb/index.php3?number=69207&lang=E

85. 69-1-23. Inspection Of Grain Crops; Definitions; Licensing Of Inspectors; Gradin MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972. As Amended. SEC. 691-23. Inspection of graincrops; definitions; licensing of inspectors; grading samples. http://www.mscode.com/free/statutes/69/001/0023.htm

MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972 As Amended SEC. 69-1-23. Inspection of grain crops; definitions; licensing of inspectors; grading samples. (1) The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce is hereby designated as the official inspection agency within the State of Mississippi to certify to producers, shippers, and other financially interested parties the grade, quality, or condition of grain crops. Grain crops for the purpose of this chapter shall be those crops for which standards have been established under the United States Grain Standards Act; namely, wheat, oats, corn, barley, rye, flaxseed, soybeans, grain sorghum, and mixed grains and other crops for which standards may hereafter be established. (2) The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce shall have the sole authority to recommend to the U. S. Department of Agriculture the licensing of inspectors for the purpose of carrying out the inspection, grading and certification of grain inspection under the United States Department of Agriculture Grain Standards Act, except that those persons already licensed as of this date under any other authority may continue to operate in their respective designated areas. (3) The Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce shall adopt rules and regulations to provide that any grain producer, submitting grain for sale at any elevator in the state, shall be entitled to have that grain graded by an official inspector. The grain producer shall be responsible for and shall pay the cost of grading such sample.

86. Small Grain Crops In Southwestern North Dakota Small grain crops in Southwestern North Dakota. Wheat, barley, and oatsare the major small grain crops grown in western North Dakota. http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/dickinso/97-98/smgrains.htm

Small Grain Crops in Southwestern North Dakota Patrick M. Carr , Associate Agronomist; Glenn B. Martin Research Specialist; Burt A. Melchior, Research Technician; Dickinson Research Extension Center Elias Elias, Associate Professor; Jerome D. Franckowiak, Professor; Richard Frohberg, Professor; Richard D. Horsley, Associate Professor; Michael McMullen, Associate Professor; Department of Plant Sciences North Dakota State University Dickinson Research Extension Center Abstract New crop cultivars and advanced experimentals from public and private agencies must be developed for the continued viability of crop and crop-livestock systems. The objective of this research is to identify the genotypes of hard red winter wheat (HRWW), hard red spring wheat (HRSW), durum spring wheat (durum), spring barley (barley), and spring oats (oats) that are best adapted to growing conditions in southwestern North Dakota. To do this, 31 HRWW, 47 HRSW, 39 durum, 18 barley, and 35 oat cultivars were evaluated in separate adaptation experiments at Dickinson in 1997. Selected cultivars of each crop also were evaluated at Hannover, as were HRSW cultivars at Beulah. Arapahoe, CDC Kestrel, Seward, and Roughrider were among the highest yielding cultivars in the HRWW experiment at Dickinson. Differences in yield were not detected at the P Introduction Crop production is a significant income generator for southwestern farmers and ranchers. Cash receipts from crops accounted for 52% of total farm income in the South Central, Southwestern, and West Central Crop Reporting Districts in 1994 (Anonymous, 1996). When government payments were considered, more than 57% of farm income came directly from cash receipts for crops. This excludes the value of forages grown and fed directly to livestock on farms.

87. WISARD Organisation Server - South Africa: Grain Crops Institute (ARC-GCI) return, WISARD ORGANISATION INFORMATION. Agricultural Research Councilgrain crops Institute (ARCGCI). Post Address ARC-grain crops http://www.wisard.org/wisard/shared/asp/generalinfoserver/intermediate.asp?Insti

88. WISARD Organisation Server - China: Institute Of Grain Crops Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences Institute of grain crops. Address38 Nanchang Road, Urumqi, Xinjiang, 830000. XAAS Institute of grain crops. http://www.wisard.org/wisard/shared/asp/generalinfoserver/intermediate.asp?Insti

89. Archives: Story Wheat, barley top grain crops along front range. Agriculture is Montana s No. Wheat,barley top grain crops along front range. Agriculture is Montana s No. http://www.choteauacantha.com/articles/2004/05/05/visitor/history, culture and r

Wheat, barley top grain crops along front range Agriculture is Montana's No. 1 industry and the bedrock of the local economy in the small, rural communities along the east slope of the Rockies. This vast, rolling state encompasses 93 million acres of mountains, forests, foothills and prairies. A whopping 56.5 million acres or 63 percent of the state's total land is held by farmers and ranchers. Of all the states, Montana is second in the nation with land in farms and ranches, behind only Texas. Montana has some 27,600 working farms and ranches. As of 1997, the last year in which a Census of Agriculture was done, Teton County had 557 active farms encompassing 1.1 million acres of land. Montana's farmers and ranchers are primarily independent family operators with parents and children forming the core workers on their property. Along the East Slope of the Rockies, the farmers are predominantly small-grains producers and cattle ranchers. Since the mid 1990s, the agricultural industry here has been depressed as a combination of factors have led to low grain and cattle prices. Farmers and ranchers here have had to struggle for survival, culling non-producing cattle from their herds, using only the most efficient management practices, and hoping that the economy will again begin to nudge upward. For the past four years, large portions of the land along the Front has received below-normal precipitation, deepening drought conditions. Hope continues that the dry weather pattern will abate in 2003.

90. OSCommerce CRE Loaded 6 Store Grain Crops Store Logo, My Account Cart Contents Checkout. Top » Catalog » Seeds » ECHO sUS Seed Catalog » grain crops, My Account Cart Contents Checkout. Categories, http://www.echotech.org/bookstore/index.php?cPath=25_68_71

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92. Wild Oats Grain Market Advisory Provides news, analysis, marketing strategies and local grain prices for western Canadian grains, oilseeds and special crops. http://www.canadagrain.com/wildoats/wointro.html

Contents Sample Issue Subscribe Canadagrain Wild Oats Grain Market Advisory A market is a process of price discovery. You want to know the most buyers will pay. Buyers want to know the least that will persuade farmers to put adequate supplies on the market. In any market, including our grain markets, those with the most information will do better, over time. Maybe the lucky will hit it right now and then, and have something to boast about. But those who methodically accumulate information will always tend to do better, as they deserve. An easier, less expensive way to get real information If I offered you an opportunity to drive 50 miles once a week to buy coffee and listen to two experts with different sources of true information about the market, you would be wise to take me up on this offer. It would cost you 100 miles of driving expenses [maybe $30], plus a buck for the coffee, and three hours of your time which is an important expense. But it could pay off. I have a much better offer: same two experts, with different sources of information about grain and oilseed markets

93. Organic Grain Link -designed To Help Organic Arable Farmers UK project to help organic arable farmers produce and market their crops effectively and profitably. http://www.organicgrainlink.co.uk

94. Environmentally Friendly Natural Organic Products Natural fungus control, fungal disease on fruit, gass, vegetables, root crops, grain, flowers, shrubs, and trees. http://www.ecochem.com/

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95. China Food And Agricultural Services Subscriptiononly source for information on food and related issues in China. Topics include grain prices, oilseeds, livestock, aquaculture, specialty crops and trade policy regulations. http://www.cnfas.com

96. Paulson Premium Seed And Conditioning, Global Marketing, Certified Seed Conditio Certified seed conditioner in North Dakota, offers grain processing and sales of commercial and specialty crops. http://www.paulsonseed.com

The Region's Specialist for Seed Conditioning Since 1982! Paulson Premium Seed and Conditioning, located in Bowman, North Dakota , specializes in quality grain processing, bagging and sales. Our 3,600 square foot conditioning facility includes a 70-foot truck scale, an air screen cleaner, three indent cleaners, two gravity tables and electronic bagging system. We have the capacity to store bagged grain in our 5,000 sq. ft. warehouse or bulk grain in hopper bins while awaiting processing or shipment. There is also additional storage at our railroad siding. We are committed to providing premium service to area producers and to developing regional markets for alternative crops and processed grain products. To ensure full customer satisfaction, we continue to offer producers portable grain conditioning and gravity table service. News Stories: International Trade Opportunities Paulson Seed Attends Cuban Trade Show! (NOTE: If you are seeing old news, please click on the "Refresh" button) Approved Certified Seed Conditioners for North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana

97. Grain &  Arable Crops - Primary Industries - MAF - New Zealand grain Seed crops. Arable crops for Silage or Balage by Farm Type. 2002, graph.grain Seed crops Area Sown and Production by Farm Type. 1999, 2002, http://www.maf.govt.nz/statistics/primaryindustries/livestock/grain-crops/

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98. Information Access Center (IAC) Browseable online database of MSU Extension and other websites, organized under such topics as animals, community development, culture, economic development, family resource management, field crops, financial management, fisheries wildlife, floriculture, food nutrition, forages, forestry, fruit, gardening, grain, health medicine, human development, land use, leadership, ornamentals landscape, pest management, public policy, state local government, tourism, turfgrass, vegetable, volunteer development, and water quality. http://www.msue.msu.edu/msue/iac/iacmain.html

A joint project of MSU Extension , and the Michigan State University Library . The MSU IAC is an on-line database of World-Wide Web and e-mail links to MSU expertise and outreach resources and activities. Animals Community Development Culture Economic Development ... Water Quality Animals Beef Dairy Fisheries and Wildlife Goat ... Swine Community Development Rural Development Urban Development Culture Culture Economic Development Rural Development Urban Development Family Resource Management Family Resource Management Field Crops Barley Corn Dry Bean Grain ... Wheat Financial Management Family Finance Farm Management Small Business Floriculture Floriculture Food and Nutrition Food and Nutrition Forages Forages Forestry Rural Urban Fruit Small Fruit Tree Fruit Gardening Basics Fruit Herb Landscape Maintenance ... Vegetable Health and Medicine Health and Medicine Human Development Elder Issues Human Development Mid Life Issues Parenting ... Youth Issues Land Use Contaminants and Remediation Environment Land Use Microbial Ecology ... Urban Planning Leadership Leadership Ornamentals and Landscape Pest Management Plant Maintenance Pest Management Pest Management Public Policy Agriculture Policy Public Policy State and Local Government State and Local Government Tourism Tourism Turfgrass Turfgrass Vegetable Vegetable Volunteer Development Volunteer Development Water Quality Water Quality cook@msue.msu.edu

99. Growing Industrial Hemp In Ontario Explains the history, purposes and methods of growing this grain product. http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/crops/facts/00-067.htm

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Agdex#: Publication Date: Order#: Last Reviewed: Title: Growing Industrial Hemp in Ontario Division: Agriculture and Rural History: Replaces Infosheet "Growing Industrial Hemp" Written by: Gordon Scheifele - University of Guelph Table of Contents Introduction Development of the Industry Description Varieties ... Acknowledgements Introduction Industrial hemp ( Cannabis sativa ) is one of the oldest cultivated plants in the world. For centuries, its fibres have been used to make ropes, sails and clothing. The species was banned in North America in the 1930s because its leaves and flowers contain a hallucinogenic drug known as delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). It was banned internationally in 1961 under the United Nations' Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs. In 1998, Canada created Industrial Hemp Regulations under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. These regulations allow for the controlled production, sale, movement, processing, exporting and importing of industrial hemp and hemp products that conform to conditions imposed by the Regulations.

100. Porter Agriculture Home Page Offer broker services to farmers and the trade marketing in fertilisers, grain and specialist crops. Company profile and contact details. http://www.porteragriculture.co.uk/

mike porter badgers marks hall coggeshall colchester essex telephone mobile fax email mike@porterag.co.uk agricultural broking for farmers and the trade marketing in fertilisers, grain and specialist crops Company Profile Aims:- To enable the grower to achieve the most satisfactory sale or purchase of any given commodity they wish to trade within our portfolio. Activities:- General Market Information Fertiliser sales Grain procurement Specialist cropping Specialist pH correction (Granular Lime) Soil profile recording Advisory work Crop Gross Margin Comparisons Set Aside Cropping Protein Feed on Wheats Tracking Fund Seed contracts including some of the latest schemes As a company our tendencies lie with the growers' requirements and our aim is to secure the most favourable transaction regarding price, execution and follow up details. It is in our interest to seek out the best deal in the trade for the grower, as this relates directly to our funding, if we cannot find the best transaction then we will not be paid, it's as simple as that !!!!!! The most beneficial factor of brokering is we can place a producer with the best consumer and a consumer with the best producer, all without membership fees or commission charges.

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