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Floods · Tennessee

Owner of the Tennessee factory where workers drowned after Hurricane Helene won't face charges - OHS Canada Magazine

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FILE – Debris lays in front of Impact Plastics Inc. in Erwin, Tenn., Nov. 22, 2024. (AP Photo/George Walker IV, File) By Travis Loller and Jonathan Mattise The owner of a factory where six workers died last year in flooding from Hurricane Helene won’t face charges after a Tennessee Bureau of Investigation found no criminal wrongdoing. First Judicial District Attorney General Steven Finney announced the decision to close the case on Friday, sayin…See the Story

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PHL Seen Among Countries Driving Global Meat Consumption Growth - BusinessWorld Online

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THE PHILIPPINES joins a select group of growing economies that will drive expanding meat consumption over the next decade or so, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said. In their agricultural outlook for 2025-2034, the FAO and the OECD said global poultry, sheep meat, beef, and pork consumption are projected to grow 21%, 16%, 13%, and 5%, respectively, by 2034. “Due to…See the Story

Climate Change · Columbia

What Used to Take Weeks Now Takes Days — Thanks to This Soil Testing Breakthrough

A DNA-extracting robot is helping SGS Canada slash turnaround times — and take human error out of the equation. Clubroot and Aphanomyces. Just the mention of these two devastating soilborne diseases is enough to raise alarm bells across Western Canadian agriculture. For seed growers in the West, these soilborne diseases can devastate a rotation and linger for decades. For canola and pulse producers especially, these pathogens present long-term …Canada · Canada Read Article

The Grass That Could Fly

Switchgrass: This hardy native grass is gaining ground as a biofuel feedstock — here’s why. Tough by NatureSwitchgrass (Panicum virgatum) is a perennial warm-season grass native to North America. It thrives on marginal land, tolerates drought and heat, and requires minimal fertilizer or irrigation — making it a strong candidate for sustainable biomass production. High Energy ReturnIt produces six times more energy than is required to grow and ha…United States · United States Read Article

10% More Grain, 10% More Forage — WCI Just Upped the Game in Triticale

Western Crop Innovations’ breeding program is producing high-performance lines with the data to back them up. At Western Crop Innovations (WCI), researchers are rewriting the triticale playbook — and the implications go well beyond the farm gate. From a distance, the plots near Lacombe, Alta. — which were on display yesterday at the WCI Field Day — may resemble a typical cereal trial. But a closer look reveals the hallmarks of a breeding program…Lacombe, Alberta · Lacombe Read Article

How a Global Crisis Changed Seed Production Forever

Counterseason production five years after the COVID-19 pandemic. Five years have passed since the pandemic forced U.S. seed companies and their southern partners to be creative in managing counterseason production in Chile and other countries. Looking back, 2020 presented significant obstacles related to the movement of people and seeds to complete annual programs. As elsewhere, in Chile, the government, global industry partners, members of the …Coronavirus · Chile Read Article

Farmers Gather for the First WCI Field Day in Lacombe

The skies may have been grey, but spirits were high as farmers, agronomists, and industry pros gathered at Western Crop Innovations (WCI) in Lacombe this morning for a full day of learning, collaboration, and in-field discovery. “This isn’t just about variety development,” said Trevor Sears, the newly appointed executive director of WCI, formerly known as the Field Crop Development Centre. “We’re here to talk about how to get the most out of the…Lacombe, Alberta · Lacombe Read Article

Two Natural Allies are Rewriting the Playbook on Downy Mildew

Grapevines, the foundation of a global industry worth over $300 billion, are under siege from an ancient and persistent enemy: downy mildew. Caused by the water mold Plasmopara viticola, this microscopic invader thrives in humid climates, infiltrating leaves and spreading rapidly, leaving behind yellowing blotches and the telltale cottony spores that spell trouble for vintners around the world. Traditionally, chemical fungicides have served as t…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

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Owner of the Tennessee factory where workers drowned after Hurricane Helene won't face charges - OHS Canada Magazine

PHL Seen Among Countries Driving Global Meat Consumption Growth - BusinessWorld Online

Mizzou researchers developing biofuels from roadside plants

UK Partnership to Boost Climate Smart Agriculture in Africa

IPK Researchers Tap Genetic Power of Barley’s Wild Cousin

What Used to Take Weeks Now Takes Days — Thanks to This Soil Testing Breakthrough

The Grass That Could Fly

10% More Grain, 10% More Forage — WCI Just Upped the Game in Triticale

How a Global Crisis Changed Seed Production Forever

Farmers Gather for the First WCI Field Day in Lacombe

Two Natural Allies are Rewriting the Playbook on Downy Mildew

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UK Partnership to Boost Climate Smart Agriculture in Africa

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The Grass That Could Fly

10% More Grain, 10% More Forage — WCI Just Upped the Game in Triticale

How a Global Crisis Changed Seed Production Forever

Farmers Gather for the First WCI Field Day in Lacombe

Two Natural Allies are Rewriting the Playbook on Downy Mildew