Monsanto Gains Approval For Delayed Ripening Tomato
Monsanto Co. received government approval from the Agriculture Department to sell a genetically engineered tomato that delays ripening. AP reports the company will not specify a marketing date. Earlier, Monsanto had approval for a potato that carries its own pesticide and for a milk-boosting cow hormone.
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Farm bill battle splits Washington lawmakers and farmers
The 1995 farm bill debate exposes partisan splits in Congress as the House Agriculture Committee shifts focus to budget processes. Kansas Republican Pat Roberts and his Freedom to Farm Act faces NAWG opposition as farmers like Vance Ehmke weigh market oriented subsidies versus traditional supports amid poor weather reducing wheat yields.
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Prescribed Crop Residue Burns Requires Caution
Kansas State University cautions farmers to plan before burning crop residues. Check local permits, notify neighbors and agencies, and ensure weather meets strict limits to prevent smoke hazards and public safety risks. Learn safety steps and available guidance publications at county Extension offices.
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Kansas State University
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Kansas State University Extension
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