Corn Sugar

Randall Weiseman Alabama, Corn, Florida, General, Georgia, Sugar

Due to consumer confusion, The Corn Refiners Association has petitioned the FDA to allow manufacturers the option of using ‘corn sugar’ as an alternative name for high fructose corn syrup. Download Audio

GA Beef Ambassador Ready for Competition

Randall Weiseman Beef, Cattle, Georgia, Livestock

The Georgia Beef Board is proud to have Chris Campbell, this year’s Beef Ambassador for the state, taking part in the National Beef Ambassador competition this coming weekend in South Dakota. Download Audio More information about the competition is available at www.nationalbeefambassador.org

FL NRCS and Nature Conservancy Work Together

Randall Weiseman Florida, USDA-NRCS

While USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Florida implement various conservation programs in the state, Jeff Danter with the Nature Conservancy in Florida said it’s critical for them to partner with NRCS on these. Download Audio

Tight Beef Supplies in Argentina

Randall Weiseman Beef, Cattle, Livestock

The World Meat Congress 2010 wraps up today in Buenos Aires and according to U.S. Meat Export Federation Economist Erin Daley the dominant topic was the shortage of global beef supplies especially there in Argentina. Download Audio

Water Farming A Stronger Possibility For Former Citrus Lands

Dan Citrus, Florida

South Florida Water Management District has authorized a pilot project for water farming, which could lead to the renting of unused land from citrus growers for water storage. Indian River Citrus League Executive Vice President Doug Bournique reports. Download Audio Post sponsor: Copper coverage with Less Metallic Copper per acre.

Florida’s U. S. Senators Agree: Water Regs Should Wait

Gary Cooper Alabama, Cattle, Citrus, Florida, General, Georgia, Nursery Crops, Specialty Crops, Sugar

By KEITH LAING – THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA THE CAPITAL, TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 28, 2010…As the Florida Department of Environmental Protection prepares to discuss proposed water pollution standards that are opposed by businesses and farmers, Florida’s two United States Senators – who don’t often agree – both think federal officials should back off.