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Australian Growers directed to certified laboratories

Australian Growers directed to certified laboratories

Grain growers are encouraged to make sure that the soil testing laboratory they use in coming months is certified to conduct the test they require. This is one of the messages contained in a new Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) fact sheet Better Fertiliser Decisions for Crop Nutrition. ...

ByGrains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC)


Weed control wheely important

Weed control wheely important

Information that can help Western Australian growers improve weed control in wheel tracks this summer is contained in the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) Weed Control in Wheel Tracks fact sheet. ...

ByGrains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC)


Mycotoxin Outbreak Hurts Crops and Farmers across the U.S.

Mycotoxin Outbreak Hurts Crops and Farmers across the U.S.

The compound is produced by fungi that grow on whole grains, fruits, and nuts, and thus can be found in a variety of food products, including dried fruits, peanut butter, spices and cereals. ...

ByEMSL Analytical, Inc.


Red Leaf Resources, Inc. & Total E&P USA Oil Shale, LLC Announce a Joint Venture for Oil Shale Production Project

Red Leaf Resources, Inc. & Total E&P USA Oil Shale, LLC Announce a Joint Venture for Oil Shale Production Project

Thereafter, Red Leaf and Total intend to launch an advanced commercial scale project on approximately 11,000 acres of jointly owned oil shale leaseholds that are estimated to contain several hundred million barrels of recoverable hydrocarbons. Total will also fund an 80 percent share of the first $200 million of the commercial production phase of operations. ...

ByTotal S.A


ASTM D7701 - 11 standard test method for determining the flow rate of water and suspended solids from a geotextile bag

ASTM D7701 - 11 standard test method for determining the flow rate of water and suspended solids from a geotextile bag

This test method may be used as an aid to design geotextile container systems that contain fine-grained, high water content slurries such as dredged materials to meet special environmental or operational requirements. ...

ByASTM International


Method to differentiate open pollinated varieties of maize developed

Method to differentiate open pollinated varieties of maize developed

When farmer do purchase seed, they run the occasional risk of local suppliers adulterating seed bags with simple maize grain from local markets, and not even of the variety whose name appears on the label. ...

BySoil Science Society of America (SSSA)


TS3600 as stand-alone screen delivers high-quality grain sizes in processing and recycling

TS3600 as stand-alone screen delivers high-quality grain sizes in processing and recycling

The TS3600 delivers high-quality defined grain sizes from round grain and separates soil, sand and gravel. The maximum feed size is around 200 mm. ...

ByRubble Master


Fueling ethanol production while protecting water quality

Fueling ethanol production while protecting water quality

Grain-based ethanol production has increased dramatically in recent years as the cost and instability of oil has increased. ...

BySoil Science Society of America (SSSA)

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