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22. The Future Of Food: 28 ideas, trends and businesses that are changing ...
The rise of the soybean is a postwar phenomenon, and global production has grown almost three times as quickly as wheat since the early 1960s. These versatile legumes, which can be used to make oil, flour, protein and animal feed, have become an essential element of the processed food industry. The industry has been plagued in the past by environmental concerns, as when farmed fish escaped pens and mated with fish in the wild, and when fish waste, viruses and bacteria ended up in oceans...
Source10/25/2007


23. Shortages leave sour taste for brewers
Barley and wheat prices have skyrocketed as more farmers plant corn to meet increasing demand for ethanol, while others plant feed crops to replace acres lost to corn. A decade-long oversupply of hops that had forced farmers to abandon the crop is finally gone and harvests were down this year. Small brewers from Australia to Oregon face the daunting prospect of tweaking their recipes or experimenting less with new brews thanks to a worldwide shortage of one key beer ingredient and rising...
Source10/27/2007


24. Europe pursues biofuel creativity
Royal Nedalco wants to make alcohol for fuel out of plant cellulose, the cheap and plentiful stuff that makes up crop residue, as well as wheat straw, wood and grasses. Nedalco officials say they've found a key to fermenting the sugar found in cellulose cheaply and effectively by using a yeast taken from elephant dung. Europe lags behind the United States and Brazil in ethanol, but production of biodiesel has soared, reflecting Europeans' preference for fuel-efficient diesel cars. The...
Source10/27/2007


25. FUTURES FILE: Wheat prices fall sharply on increased plantings, rumor denial
Were the rumor true, it would have made Russian wheat exports considerably more expensive for the importing countries, thus driving most export demand to the U. Monday saw wheat rally as rumors of a possible Russian export duty increase from 10 percent to 30 percent hit the market. This is the first time since the CBOT set wheat's daily limit at 30 cents that wheat has been limit down for two consecutive days. On Wednesday, Russia officially announced that it was not increasing its export...
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26. FarmOnline
Soft red winter (SRW) wheat plantings in the eastern US have benefited from better weather. Texas and Oklahoma are slightly behind the planting pace of Kansas, but condition ratings are at a similar ratio. Plants are looking healthy although rain is needed in many areas. US winter wheat conditions on the improve Monday, 29 October 2007 Taking pressure off the global shortfall of wheat are reports of good crop conditions in the United States for its winter wheat season. The National...
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