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2. Demand is growing quickly, and it's creating new opportunities for Wyoming's agricultural producers
Burns farmer Dale Sandberg said his organic sunflowers are used in organic cooking oils, while food processors around the country buy organic wheat and oats in bulk for a variety of food products. Sandberg said it's a whole other process to get meat verified as organic, including confirming that everything going into the feed also is organic. With larger retailers getting in on the trend, there are more organic products to choose from. But some buyers aren't interested in organic products...
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3. Wisconsin Corn Outlook
The agriculture secretary says corn that farmers use for feed is increasingly being diverted to ethanol production. Well thanks to the ethanol boom, one thing corn farmers shouldn't have to worry about is a demand for their crops. The recent cold, wet weather has Wisconsin corn growers a little concerned about their spring planting schedule. That means feed will be more expensive, and so consumers will likely pay more for their meat and dairy products. An agriculture report predicts that...
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4. The market for organic food grows and grows
The Executive report showed Scottish farmers are now producing enough to meet 70 per cent of the demand for local organic food - twice the level of five years ago. And north of the Border, where almost as much land is farmed organically as in England, farmers and producers are cashing in on an increasing demand for locally-grown, pesticide-free products. Mr Cornelius, who opened Iglu just over a year ago with two young chefs trained at the Ballymaloe Cookery School based on an organic farm...
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5. US: Trade deal with S. Korea could be sweet for citrus industry
Korea could be sweet for citrus industry. The citrus industry continues to suffer from the effects of disease and the 2004-05 hurricane seasons. The agreement is expected to eliminate South Korea's current 30 percent tariff on orange juice within one year and a 30 percent tariff on fresh grapefruit within five years. Congress could finalize the deal in two months. Sparks also noted that the deal would reduce the tariff on oranges out of season, March 1 to Sept. A free trade agreement...
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6. Test will leave organic cheats feeling green
Scientists have developed a test that can detect if unscrupulous traders are trying to pass off fruit and vegetables as organic to boost their profits. The chemical test relies on identifying a "nitrogen signature" that is left in food by the conventional fertilisers used in intensive farming. Organic food, which is a 15 billion global market, is currently regulated by a system of certification and inspection. Test will leave organic cheats feeling green. advertisement Simon Kelly, of the...
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