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South African Beef Imports; New Zealand Dairy Grazing
South African Beef Imports; New Zealand Dairy Grazing
South African Beef Imports; New Zealand Dairy Grazing
**Senate Republicans narrowly advanced a sweeping package of business and individual tax cuts after a series of last-minute deals, including a bigger reduction in taxes for farms and other small businesses. As reported in Agri-Pulse, a new deduction on pass-through business income was increased from 17...
Disagreement In Wheat Export to Egypt; Canada’s Egg Production Heading Toward Other Methods
Disagreement In Wheat Export to Egypt; Canada’s Egg Production Heading Toward Other Methods
Disagreement In Wheat Export to Egypt; Canada’s Egg Production Heading Toward Other Methods
Egyptian officials over the weekend denied there had been any disagreement regarding what level of the fungus ergot they would permit in wheat imports. Egypt's supply and agriculture ministry’s held a joint press conference Sunday. Officials were assuring exporters that they would accept all shipments with less than 0...
EU Countries Deciding on Import of Biotech Products; Wheat Sales Strong
EU Countries Deciding on Import of Biotech Products; Wheat Sales Strong
EU Countries Deciding on Import of Biotech Products; Wheat Sales Strong
A European Parliament committee has voted to block a proposal that would allow each of the 28 EU countries to decide on their own whether to allow the import or use of biotech products. DTN reports that despite the aggressive challenges facing biotech crop production in Europe, several major business groups in Europe and abroad saw the food proposal as a threat to Europe's unified market... Read M
Live Video From Egypt
Live Video From Egypt
Live Video From Egypt
Wild cheers erupted from tens of thousands of demonstrators in Cairo's Tahrir Square after word spread that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has resigned. Demonstrators chanted "Egypt is free!" upon hearing the news.
Mubarak Resigns, Hands Power to Military
Mubarak Resigns, Hands Power to Military
Mubarak Resigns, Hands Power to Military
Egypt's Hosni Mubarak resigned as president and handed control to the military on Friday after 29 years in power, bowing to a historic 18-day wave of pro-democracy demonstrations by hundreds of thousands. "The people ousted the president," chanted a crowd of tens of thousands outside his presidential palace in Cairo.

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