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GIPSA Reports U.S. Grain Exports Reach a Record of 454 Million Bushels in February Read more

GIPSA Seeks Comments on Applicants to Provide Official Inspection Service in Iowa, Minnesota, Texas Read more

Iowa Farmland Values Continue to Rise Read more

Wheat and Soybean Inspections Increase by 8% Read more

Mississippi River Lock and Dam 25 to Be Closed for Repair Read more

Crane Rescues Injured Maintenance Worker From Top of Bin at Tennessee Farmer's Co-Op Grain Elevator in Rockford, TN Read more

National Sorghum Producers Board Says National Grain Sorghum Checkoff Could Provide Research and Development Funds Read more

Fortune Magazine Names Corn Products International One of America's Most Admired Companies for 2008 Read more

EPA Sets Tolerance for Pyraclostrobin on Oats, Increases Tolerance on Barley Read more

Farm Organizations Call for More Oversight Due to Market Volatility Read more

Hedge Funds Blamed for Soaring Wheat Prices Read more

ADM Files Lawsuit Against U.S. Railroads Over Fuel Surcharges Read more

Grain Transportation Demand Unusually Strong in Last Half of 2007 and Early 2008 Read more

Transportation in Midwest Slowed Due to Heavy Rains Read more

New Illinois Farm Bureau Online Survey Reports Members to Maintain or Slightly Decrease Corn Acreage in 2008 Read more

Darrel Good Report: Three Critical Upcoming USDA Reports Read more

Allendale, Inc. Releases Prospective Plantings and Quarterly Grain Stocks Estimates Read more

USDA Drought Monitor: Heavy Rains to Hit Mississippi and Ohio River Valley Read more

Canadian Wheat Board Calls for Full Costing Review as Railway Profits Soar Read more

Canadian Grain Commission Urges Producers and Grain Handlers to Take Precautions Against Insect Infestations in Stored Grain Read more

North Dakota Industrial Commission Votes Not to Buy Canadian Wheat, Despite Possible Shortages Read more

Kansas City Board of Trade Releases New Margins for Hard Red Winter Wheat Futures Read more

Grain Elevators Key Elements in Texas Grain Industry Read more

Co-Mark Grain Marketing LLC to Market Grain for Oklahoma and Kansas Farmer's Cooperatives Read more

Grain Elevators and Cotton Buyers Increasingly at Risk Due to Higher Prices Read more

China Begins to Import U.S. DDGS Read more

China's Commodities' Supply and Demand in Balance, But Grain, Meat, and Edible Oil May Be in Tight Supply Read more

South Korea Plans to Lift Import Tariffs on Grains and Raw Materials to Battle Inflation Read more

Mexico Approves Experimental Planting of Genetically Modified Corn Read more

Ralph Klopfenstein, 80, Long-Time Grain Industry Leader and Head of CCC, Dies March 6 Read more

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