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Update of Food Crops News from  1 September to 9 Sep., 2014.

	food crops Daily update ⋅ September 9, 2014
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	Irish Times Scientists identify list of wild plants needed to protect food crops Irish Times Scientists have put together an international inventory of wild plants that must be saved to protect the genetic health of important food crops. Conflicts 'threaten world's food supply' - SBS Middle East wars could put world's food security at risk - The Independent Crop future at risk in conflict zones, say scientists - Farming UK Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Plant diversity in China 'vital for global food security' Farming UK CWR are wild plant species closely related to crops which grow under a ... food crops, its position as a provider of plant genetic resources for crop ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nicaragua's government is telling its hungry citizens to eat more iguanas GlobalPost ... experts have blamed on the El Nino weather phenomenon — have destroyed food crops and driven up prices of staples such as beans and maize. Flag as irrelevant
	InterAksyon 800 Ilocano farmers get crop insurance vs climate change InterAksyon (PCIC) has recorded many catastrophic typhoons, floods, droughts, plant diseases, and pests that have wreaked havoc on food crops, resulting in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Scientists make crop yield breakthrough Herald Scotland Many of the most valuable wild relatives of crops vital to the global food chain grow in the Fertile Crescent, which encompasses Iraq, Syria, Israel and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Philippine Star Philippines may achieve food self-sufficiency soon Sun.Star De Luna said that under the DA's Food Staples Sufficiency Program (FSSP), Filipinos who are more inclined to eat crops other than rice are also given ... Flag as irrelevant
	Global food trade may not meet all future demand, study indicates Phys.Org Using production and trade data for agricultural food commodities collected by the ... "International food trade now accounts for 23 percent of global food ... country – meat production requires significantly more land area then crops. Flag as irrelevant

food crops Daily update ⋅ September 8, 2014
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	RT India ozone pollution kills enough crops to feed nearly 100mn poor a year – study RT Millions of tons of India's major crops get damaged yearly due to air ... Losses of $1.29 billion translate as food for 94 million people living below the ... India's Smog Destroyed Enough Crops In A Year To Feed 94 Million People: Study - Huffington Post Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY Grow-in-the-dark plants could spark the next Green Revolution USA TODAY And it might start with the phytochrome – a crucial light-sensing molecule that tells plants when to germinate, grow, make food, flower and age. Flag as irrelevant
	Students plant crops at JCSU Sustainability Village to encourage healthy eating habits early WBTV That's why they're not able to make healthy food choices right from the get-go, but there they're able to see the whole process of growing their crops.". Flag as irrelevant
	Opinion: Nature can't provide what agriculture can FarmersWeekly The irony is that the eradication of this poisonous plant in food crops, far from being welcomed, is widely regretted by many in the green lobby who ... Flag as irrelevant

	food crops Daily update ⋅ September 6, 2014
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	Phys.Org Ozone pollution in India kills enough crops to feed 94 million in poverty Phys.Org Wheat – one of the country's major food sources – saw the largest loss by weight of the four crops studied in the new paper, with ozone pollution ... India's ozone pollution destroys crops enough to feed 94mn people annually - Zee News Surface ozone pollution in India killing crops: Study - Oneindia Ozone pollution in India kills enough crops to feed 94 million each year - Click Green Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	TheCropSite West African Ebola Outbreak Sends Food Prices Skyrocketing TheCropSite WEST AFRICA - Disruptions in food trade and marketing in the three West ... At the same time, the main harvest season for two key crops - rice and ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Express Tribune The politics of food security The Express Tribune The politics of food security ... categorise their efforts to subsidise and stockpile food crops to ensure food security as illegal agricultural subsidies. Flag as irrelevant
	Chinese researchers find way to grow more food without environmental toll South China Morning Post (subscription) "Our research proves that we can reduce environmental costs when we strive to increase crop yields persistently and ensure food security," he said ... Flag as irrelevant
	SFGate Cellulosic ethanol at last? Science Careers Blog (subscription) Boosters of the new technology say using agricultural waste instead of food crops offers farmers a new source of revenue, generates far less ... Flag as irrelevant
	OZY Grow-in-the-Dark Plants: The Next Green Revolution? OZY And it might start with the phytochrome — a crucial light-sensing molecule that tells plants when to germinate, grow, make food, flower and age. Flag as irrelevant
	India: McCain Foods and DuPont collaborate to implement Global GAP FreshPlaza We are happy to see our collaboration with McCain Foods and potato farmers contributing to improved food crops and farming operations worldwide." Flag as irrelevant

	Eat healthy, but remember to follow food safety rules as well Detroit Free Press Eat healthy, but remember to follow food safety rules as well ... of 165 degrees to sterilize it, those pathogens can easily contaminate food crops. Flag as irrelevant
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	Enzymatic and acid conversion of new starches from improved orphan crops SpringerPlus Concerning V66 and V69, they have much relevant in food, textile and ... They are considered as staple food crops in many developing countries ... Flag as irrelevant

	food crops Daily update ⋅ September 4, 2014
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	UC Davis Genetic diversity of Mexico's corn crops is 'eroding' Futurity: Research News The genetic diversity of maize, or corn, is declining in Mexico, where the world's largest food crop originated. The findings, which contradict earlier ... Flag as irrelevant
	Live Trading News A former critic of genetically modified crops changes his tune and sings the praises of GMOs Public Radio International Nearly all of the food you eat has been genetically modified in some way ... Genetically modified crops are now planted across 170 million acres ... Flag as irrelevant
	DigitalJournal.com Locusts Eat The Crops Of Madagascar — And Each Other, Too NPR (blog) The FAO [Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations] ... Sometimes locusts just march through [and do not eat] crops that seem to us to ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Biopharming' Offers A Powerful New Approach To Ebola And Other Diseases Forbes The plants are then harvested and homogenized and the antibodies are ... Production in a non-food crop is an obvious one, and that has affected ... Flag as irrelevant
	Evidence is Abundant on the Safety of GM Crops Maui Weekly Recently, it has been asked if questions about the safety of genetically modified (GM) crops are valid. Of course they are, as we all want our food to be ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Indian Republic Prophets of Doom in Agriculture Sector Prevail in India-GM Seeds The Indian Republic Answering the argument that if we don't allow GM crop field trails how will we know of the performance of these crops, food expert Devinder Sharma ... Flag as irrelevant
	Growing crop pest numbers threaten global food security FarmersWeekly Rising numbers of crop pests and pathogens pose a grave threat to global food security, according to a study led by the University of Exeter. The study ... Flag as irrelevant
	Number of specialty crop farms continues to grow Mississippi Business Journal (blog) David Yowell, manager of the Copiah County Farmers Market in Hazelhurst, said farmers markets also offer a way to educate the public about the food ... Flag as irrelevant
	capitaleritrea news Favourable rainfall during the 2014 main “kiremti” cropping season in Eritrea capitaleritrea news The harvesting of the 2014 main season crops is expected to start at the beginning of November and production prospects in main agricultural areas ... Flag as irrelevant
	THISDAY Live Understanding Katsina's Revolution in Agriculture THISDAY Live Interestingly too, the state's vast and arable land which makes farming of different food crops possible, has positioned it as an agricultural hub in the ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Real starship Enterprise, US of food, five crops, LegoAcademics SiliconBeat ⋅ Levi Sumagaysay Cheesesteaks in New Jersey, and other distinctive food by state, mapped. A look at five hand-harvested crops around the world. And work and play: ... Flag as irrelevant

Brought to you by APS / ACSESS Issue 150: August 27, 2014 In this Issue "From the Network" News "Focus on" Webcasts PMN Crop News Featured Journal Articles Last Month's Most Popular Journal Articles Job/Internship Listings "From the Network" News New Efficacy Trials Published in PDMR The latest volume of Plant Disease Management Reports (PDMR) now includes 131 additional efficacy trials. In total, PDMR contains eight full volumes of 4,346 searchable reports on the effectiveness of fungicides, nematicides, and biological controls of various crops. Users can search the reports by keyword or browse by section. Keyword searches can include product names, active ingredients, host crops, and authors.  Sections include cereals and forage crops; citrus, tropical, and vegetable crops; field crops; ornamentals and trees; pome fruits; seed treatments (for all crops); small fruits; stone fruits and nuts; and turfgrass.  back to top "Focus on" Webcasts FOCUS ON CORN Hybrid Corn Yield Response to Foliar Fungicides - Pierce Paul, The Ohio State University FOCUS ON POTATO Managing Fungicide Resistance in Potato - Barry J. Jacobsen, Montana State University, August 2014 FOCUS ON SOYBEAN Management of Glyphosate-Resistant Palmer Amaranth in Soybeans -Alan York, North Carolina State University Waterhemp Management in Soybean - Kevin Bradley, University of Missouri  back to top PMN Crop News Ag Engineering Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Advance Agriculture ?  The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation  Kites, Balloon Collect Aerial Data for Soybean Drought Tolerance Research ?  University of Arkansas Agronomy and Horticulture Michigan Irrigation Costs and Supplies Enhance Farm Sustainability ?  Michigan State University Effective Phosphorus Management is a Continuous Issue ?  SFP Potassium Deficiency Can Compromise High Quality Juice and Wine ?  Agro-K Timing is Right for Summer Alfalfa Seeding ?  Michigan State University Organic Apple Orchards Benefit From Green Compost Applications ?  American Society of Horticultural Sciences Crop Varieties Syngenta Delivers Two New Winter Wheat Varieties to Eastern Corn Belt Growers ? Syngenta Crop Protection-US Planting the Seeds of Change: New NK Soybean Varieties for 2015 ?  Syngenta Crop Protection-US Forage and Rangeland Management Cover Crops for Forage and Dairy Production ?  South Dakota State University Insect Pests / Entomology Three Aphid-Management Practices to Consider on Your Farm ?  United Soybean Board Researchers Focus on Stink Bugs, Other Soybean Insect Pests ?  Louisiana State University Watch for Sorghum Midges in Late-Blooming Sorghum ?  Oklahoma State University Stink Bugs Ramping Up in Soybean ?  University of Tennessee Spotted Wing Drosophila: Fruit-Damaging Flies on the Rise ?  University of Arkansas European Bees are at Their Best Health Levels in Years as Overwintering Losses of Colonies Sink to Record Low ?  Bayer CropScience  Soybean Aphid Numbers on the Rise ?  Iowa State University UF/IFAS Study Finds Simple Solution to Monitoring Major Berry Pest ?  University of Florida Miscellaneous Free Checkoff Tool Shows How Soybean Quality Grows Value ?  United Soybean Board New Tool Eases Task of Simulating Aquifer Refill ?  American Society of Agronomy Plant Diseases Management Recommendations for Soybean Fields Infested With White Mold ?  Michigan State University Walnut Tree Disease Spreads to Northeastern Colorado ?  Colorado State University Black Root Rot Suspected in Louisiana Soybeans ?  Louisiana State University Benefits of Tank-Mixing Cercospora Leaf Spot Fungicides ?  Michigan State University Turf Management "Tailored" Water: Recipe for a Greener Lawn? ?  American Society of Agronomy Got Creeping Bentgrass Problems? ?  North Carolina State University Dollar Spot Alert ?  North Carolina State University Weed Management Weed Science Society of America Updates Popular Herbicide Handbook ?  Weed Science Society of America Fall Burndown Benefits Go Beyond Weed Control ?  BASF Crop Protection BASF Announces Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) Established for Sharpen Herbicide ? BASF Crop Protection It's Palmer Time ?  Iowa State University Nichino America Begins Distribution of Strada Herbicide Portfolio ?  Nichino America  back to top Featured Journal Articles Plant Health Progress Research Survey of Plant-Parasitic Nematodes in Kansas and Eastern Colorado Wheat Fields Attraction of Walnut Twig Beetle Pityophthorus juglandis(Coleoptera: Curculionidae) to the Fungus Geosmithia morbida Effect of Foliar Fungicides on Late-season Anthracnose Stem Blight on Soybean Effect of Fusarium tricinctum on Growth of Soybean and a Molecular-based Method of Identification A Microfluidic Assay for Identifying Differential Responses of Plant and Human Fungal Pathogens to Tobacco Phylloplanins Brief Severe Outbreak of the Emerging Soybean Viruses in Korea: An Increasing Threat back to top Last Month's Most Popular Journal Articles Plant Health Progress: Puccinia subnitens: An Obscure Rust Pathogen Little-Known for More than a Century Forage and Grazinglands: Cool-Season Annual Grasses Interseeded into a Bermudagrass with Improved Cold Tolerance for Grazing in the Upper South Crop Management: Nutrient Sufficiency Concepts for Modern Corn Hybrids: Impacts of Management Practices and Yield Levels Applied Turfgrass Science: Effect of Petroleum Diesel and Biodiesel Spills on Turfgrass  back to top Job/Internship Listings Submit new employment/intern listings online. 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Crop Biotech Update September 3, 2014 www.isaaa.org/kc/cropbiotechupdate
	NPR (blog) Cornell Launches Global Initiative for Science-based Communication on Agri-biotech Section: News from Around the World Cornell University launched a new initiative aimed at intensifying the voice of science in the agri-biotechnology dialogue. The initiative is called Cornell Alliance for Science. According to Sarah Evanga, Director of the Alliance, the initiative is a "radical collaboration" of global significance because the challenges faced by the global society are too large to be handled by disconnected individuals and institutions. Thus, a radical strategy of forming a radical collaboration should be focused on facing the hunger and not on GMO politics. The project activities include development of multimedia resources for decision makers and consumers and conduct of training programs on communicating agri-biotechnology. The project team will also engage with potential partners and foster more constructive policies about biotechnology as a useful tool to address major challenges in agriculture. The Alliance received a grant from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to conduct conferences, short courses, and semester-long certificate programs in biotechnology leadership, among other activities. Read more at http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/2014/08/new-cornell-alliance-science-gets-56-million-grant and http://allianceforscience.cornell.edu/blog/call-radical-collaboration. Vietnam Grants Licenses to Four GM Corn Varieties Section: News from Around the World Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has granted licenses to four genetically modified (GM) corn varieties to be used for both human consumption and animal feed. This process started four years ago when Vietnam announced it would start field trials of these four varieties of GM corn. The varieties have gone through extensive testing and evaluation since then, as well as being approved by Vietnam's Council of Food Safety for Genetically Modified Food and Animal Feed. The four GM corn varieties, includes Bt 11 and MIR162 developed by Syngenta Vietnam Co., Ltd as well as MON 89034 and NK603 by Monsanto's Dekalb Vietnam Co., Ltd. The licensing agencies say they have determined to their satisfaction that the products have no harmful health effects. Licensing is considered a first step in the creation of a legal framework regarding GM foods, and the Vietnamese government is in the process of speeding up the application of such technologies in agriculture. This is in line with the plan for sustainable agriculture through 2020. For more details, read: http://www.geneticliteracyproject.org/2014/08/19/first-four-gm-corn-varieties-approved-in-vietnam/ and http://grains.org/news/20140828/vietnam-grants-licenses-four-genetically-modified-corn-varieties. Scientists Evaluate Insect Resistant Plants Expressing Spider Venom Toxin (Hvt) Section: Research Highlights Spiders produce peptide ω-Hexatoxin-Hv1a (Hvt), a venom toxin with proven insecticidal properties against arthropods belonging to orders Lepidoptera, Diptera, and Orthroptera. The gene coding for Hvt has been transferred into cotton and tobacco to develop plants with resistance to lepidopteran pests. Researchers from National Institute for Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering (NIBGE), Pakistan and partners assessed the expression of the ω-HXTX-Hv1a gene in transgenic plants, and the toxicity of plant-expressed and purified Hvt on target lepidopteran insects and on several non-target species. Insect resistant cotton (Bollgard II) plants were included in the study as comparators. Results showed that larval mortality was 100% on Hvt-transgenic tobacco plants but not on Hvt-transgenic cotton which can be due to significantly lower Hvt expression level in the transgenic cotton.  Studies on non-target organisms were conducted with larvae of the predators common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) and seven-spot ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata), adults of the aphid parasitoid (Aphidius colemani), and adult workers of the honey bee (Apis mellifera). Even at greater concentrations (40 μg/ml) Hvt did not adversely affect the four non-target species. Purified Cry2Ab2 from Bollgard II plants at 10 μg/ml also did not adversely affect any of the non-target species. Based on the results, Hvt might be useful for developing insecticidal plant varieties to control lepidopteran pests. Read the abstract at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jen.12156/ abstract;jsessionid=79FBBA74EE54EF4B91645971516962CE.f02t01 Researchers Use Tobacco Plants to Combat Ebola Outbreak Section: Beyond Crop Biotech Ebola virus causing hemorrhagic fever is fast spreading in some areas of Africa since December 2013 leading to over 1,000 deaths. Thus, scientists are speeding up the development of drugs and vaccines that could end the outbreak. One of the popular drugs under experimental testing is known as ZMapp developed by Mapp Biopharmaceutical in San Diego, California. In a research article published at the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the research team describes a proof-of-concept for using a mixture of antibodies to prevent lethal disease in monkeys. When administered one hour after infection, all animals survived. Two-thirds of the animals were protected even when the treatment, known as MB-003, was administered 48 hours after infection. Kentucky BioProcessing improved the antibody efficacy using tobacco plants. The tobacco plants are "infected" with the protein known to battle Ebola and reproduce it like a photocopier. This new development process significantly decreases the amount of time required for production, increases the quantity of antibody produced, and reduces the cost of manufacturing. ZMapp is not yet approved for use but drug approval testing protocols are expected to be implemented this year. Read more at http://www.mappbio.com/ebola.html, http://goo.gl/fXwBoQ, and http://www.kentucky.com/2014/08/04/3365612_drug-given-to-american-ebola-victims.html?sp=/99/322/&rh=1. Sections News from Around the World Cornell Launches Global Initiative for Science-based Communication on Agri-biotech Swaziland Minister Encourages Farmers to Accept Biotech Crops Water 'Thermostat' Gene Could Help Develop Drought Resistant Crops India's Agri Minister Pitches for Biotech Crops to Achieve Second Green Revolution Vietnam Grants Licenses to Four GM Corn Varieties FSAI Head Says Europe Must Put Aside Fears of GM Technology Research Highlights Mutated BRI1 in Uzu Barley Can Provide Disease Resistance Researchers Map Several QTLs for Maize Gray Leaf Spot Resistance Scientists Evaluate Insect Resistant Plants Expressing Spider Venom Toxin (Hvt) Beyond Crop Biotech Uppsala University Researchers Release Sequence of Honeybees' Genome Scientists Use Tobacco Plants to Combat Ebola Outbreak From the BICs Seminar on Socio-Economic Considerations on Agri-biotech Concludes in Bogor, Indonesia RTD for Media Practitioners in Jakarta "A Tribute to the 69th Anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia from Biotechnology Community" These 5 Crops Are Still Hand-Harvested, And It's Hard Work NPR (blog) How do you measure the labor intensity of crops? We thought there would be an easy answer to that, but there isn't. Some agricultural economists talk ... Flag as irrelevant
	Floods damage crops , food grains worth Rs 210m in Banke Republica NEPALGUNJ, Sept 2: Recent monsoon floods in Banke district have damaged crops and food grains worth more than Rs 210 million, said a ... Flag as irrelevant
	UNM startup to prove it can protect crops from the desert locust UNM Newsroom ... by two UNM physicians, is taking on one of the oldest problems in history, the desert locust swarms that can completely destroy food crops in Africa. Flag as irrelevant
	Reuters Ebola threatens food security in West Africa: FAO Reuters "In the three countries severely affected by Ebola, the agriculture and food ... Cash crops like palm oil, cocoa and rubber will be seriously affected, ... Ebola Threatens West Africa Food Supply Amid Restrictions - Bloomberg Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Small vs. large: Which size farm is better for the planet? Washington Post There's a kind of farm that has caught the imagination of the food-conscious ... It's diverse, growing different kinds of crops and often incorporating ... Flag as irrelevant
	Crop Breeding for High Production, Water Use Efficiency & Albedo CO2 Science Magazine Crop Breeding for High Production, Water Use Efficiency & Albedo ... for the major food crops have stagnated, and at present rates of improvement, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Crops change traditional farming practice Fiji Times TRADITIONAL staple food crops such as yam, pana and taro once commonly found in abundance throughout the Solomon Islands are slowly being ... Flag as irrelevant
	Responding to Climate Change African farmers urgently need "climate-smart" investment - report Responding to Climate Change Growing seasons and rainfall patterns will change, the report found, hitting staple food crops. Yields of beans in eastern and central Africa, for example ... Flag as irrelevant
	McCain, DuPont to empower Gujarat's potato farmers Times of India We are happy to see our collaboration with McCain Foods and potato farmers contributing to improved food crops and farming operations worldwide." ... Flag as irrelevant

	Manitoba Co-operator Canola studied as alternative crop Albuquerque Journal “Winter canola has good potential in the region,” said Sangu Angadi, a crop stress physiologist at NMSU's Agricultural Science Center at Clovis. Flag as irrelevant
	Inedible Crop Biofuels Need Government Mandate, Novozyme Says Bloomberg The first-generation of biofuel made from edible crops has been blamed for raising food prices. The European Union in June proposed to cap the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Your Secret Food Supplier: The Humble Honeybee Yumanewsnow The next time you tuck into a salad, thank a honeybee. "Honeybees are responsible for pollinating agricultural crops that make up one-third of our diet, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Janisse Ray speaks about planting the seeds of a food revolution Mountain Xpress In The Seed Underground, you describe how a decline in food-crop variety — coupled with a reliance on genetically modified crops, agribusiness and ... Flag as irrelevant
	EPOCH of Weston director: Understanding GMOs Wicked Local Wayland The practice can also allow for faster growing crops and even food that just tastes better. For example, they have engineered apples that don't brown ... Flag as irrelevant
	Business Standard Kunal Kumar Kundu: Food inflation still bites Business Standard Headline inflation is driven by inordinately high levels of food prices. ... It is estimated that up to 40 per cent of the crops in low-lying, flood-prone areas ... Flag as irrelevant
	Blue & Green Tomorrow World must cut meat consumption to prevent climate change and food insecurity Blue & Green Tomorrow Researchers have estimated greenhouse gas emissions from the food ... more meat, conversion from plants to food becomes less and less efficient, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Korea JoongAng Daily For Monsanto, IT key for future food supply Korea JoongAng Daily The world is facing huge challenges such as climate change and food ... Even very recently in 2008, there was bad weather, and food and crops in ... Flag as irrelevant

	Farm and Food: Crops, not cattle, are 'harvested' Lincoln Journal Star Not according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Services, which, depending on species, continues to count the ... Flag as irrelevant
	New York Daily News Madagascar's Capital City Plagued by Locust Swarm The Weather Channel "Locust infestations, if untreated, could wipe out food crops and livestock grazing lands -- and with it a family's ability to provide for itself," the ... Flag as irrelevant
	KAPC to stress on online arecanut trading, sustainable agriculture Daijiworld.com This was established to reserve maximum share in food crops grown by farmers, for sustainable development of agriculture in the state, to fulfill the ... Flag as irrelevant
	India Today Scientists warn deficient rainfall in northwest may hit food grain quality, yield India Today Following a significantly weak monsoon, food crops - especially rice - are being irrigated with groundwater in the northwest and this could severely ... Flag as irrelevant
	RedOrbit Bee-utiful Research: Experts Working To Improve Health Of Key Agricultural Pollinator RedOrbit “Honeybees are responsible for pollinating agricultural crops that make up one-third of our diet, including fruits and vegetables. They're the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twin use for seed destructor Farm Weekly “If there is a large amount of food left for mice to eat, then that is when we ... and put grain crop seed on the ground, providing more food for the mice. Video yêu thích  http://www.youtube.com/user/hoangkimvietnam Trở về trang chính  hoangkim vietnam, hoangkim, hoangkimvietnam, Hoàng Kim, Ngọc Phương Nam,  Chào ngày mới Thung dung, Dạy và học, Cây Lương thực, Tin Nông nghiệp Việt Nam, Food Crops, Cassava in Vietnam, VietnamAfricaCassavaRice, Khát khao xanh, Dayvahoc,  Học mỗi ngày,  Danh nhân Việt , Food Crops News, Điểm chính, CNM365, Kim LinkedIn, KimTwitter, KimFaceBook  Đọc lại và suy ngẫm, Việt Nam tổ quốc tôi, Tình yêu cuộc sống,  Thơ cho con  Flag as irrelevant