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Agriculture News
Agriculture news from David Kohli. Audio update #2 for the farming community.

Current state of the Cattle and Hog futures markets. For July 3, 2008

Published: 7/3/2008
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Agriculture News
Agriculture news from David Kohli. Audio update #1 for the farming community. It will be hard to get a good idea about Corn and Bean yields this year. Here's why. For July 3, 2008

Published: 7/3/2008
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Agriculture News
Agriculture news from David Kohli. Audio update #3 for the farming community.
Grain and Livestock prices from Wednesday July 02, 2008. Grain prices are the last prices of the session and Livestock prices are the settlements.More...
Published: 7/2/2008
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Chicago Board of Trade FarmFeed

Wheat Market Recap Report for 07/04/2008

Soybean Complex Market Recap for 07/04/2008

Corn Market Recap for 07/04/2008

Mid-Session Soy Complex Market Report for 07/04/2008

Mid-Session Wheat Market Report for 07/04/2008

Mid-Session Corn Market Report for 07/04/2008

Pre-Opening Soy Complex Market Report for 07/04/2008

Pre-Opening Wheat Market Report for 07/04/2008

Pre-Opening Corn Market Report for 07/04/2008

Soybean Complex Market Recap for 7/3/2008

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Purdue Agriculture Feed

Contest to feature wines from all over the world

The Indy International Wine Competition will be June 26-28 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Blue Ribbon Pavilion in Indianapolis.

Extensive spring floods delay Indiana soybean planting

As rain-soaked soils begin to dry in Indiana, farmers with soybean acreage left to plant should now be planting mid-season soybean varieties, said a Purdue University expert.

Study shows single insecticide application can kill 3 cockroach generations

One dose of an insecticide can kill three generations of cockroaches as they feed off of each other and transfer the poison, according to Purdue University entomologists who tested the effectiveness of a specific gel bait.

Who can afford corn? Almost no one, Purdue economist says

Inexpensive and abundant corn helped move the ethanol industry onto the alternative fuels fast lane. With corn prices now at record highs, demand outpacing supply and crop losses inevitable with the Midwest floods, ethanol production could soon be stalled, a Purdue University Extension agricultural economist said.

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