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ASA Advises NRC that Soy Oil can Fulfill Demand for Food, Feed and Fuel
The American Soybean Association (ASA) provided comments to the National Research Council (NRC) Committee on Economic and Environmental Impacts of Increasing Biofuels Production. ASA told the Committee that biodiesel made from soybean oil can play a vital role in fulfilling the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) without any adverse impacts to the food or feed markets.
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13/05/2010 | Technical Article
Biotechnology applied to water stress in corn
In evaluating the various factors that impact grain yield, water availability has been found to be the greatest limiting factor, accounting for 67% of the global corn crop loss (Fig.1). Many of the stresses that reduce crop yields essentially decrease plant water uptake.
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21/10/2009 | Technical Article
Improving Maize Genetics for Drought Tolerance
This conference took part during the last XVII Aapresid Congress in August.
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07/10/2009 | Technical Article
Soil Organic Carbon as an Expression of Sustainability in Conservation Agricultural Systems
Alan J. Franzluebbers - (This article was presented in the XVII Congress of Aapresid, August 2009)
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International Soybean Growers Alliance formed
U.S., Brazil and Argentina join efforts
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Report Internship Aapresid-Monsanto-SDSU
Aapresid, Monsanto Company and South Dakota State University (SDSU) are promoting an internship, with the main objective is train an intern as a Research Scholar in Plant Sciences (breeding, soils, weeds management, or other related career to Agronomy).
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RTRS Draft Principles and Criteria for Consultation
Take part and give your opinion until 15 January 2009.
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Why are current world food prices so high?
Traditional characteristics of agricultural markets, supply, demand and the impact in the future world prices.
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