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JANUARY 2012
FEATURES
Finding the silver lining
Kim Waalderbos
Cause or coincidence?
Edith Munro
2012 US commodity market outlook
Cal Whewell, Risk Management Consultant, FC Stone
Maintaining yields and improving water quality
Claire Cowan
2012 fertilizer outlook
Casper Kaastra, General Manager, Agronomy Company of Canada
Green chemistry opening new markets
Amy Petherick
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Dispelling myths and opening eyes to farming
Claire Cowan
It's not just soybeans
Edith Munro
Farmers recognized for high yield
Claire Cowan
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National policy discussions
RECENT MEETING PROVIDED INFORMATION AND OPPORTUNITY FOR DISCUSSION
In the news
NEWS BITES THAT MATTER
GFO Newsletter for January 2012
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Cropside: High yields: cause for a closer look at corn
A BREAKDOWN OF CORN PLANT WEIGHT
Research Roundup
FIND OUT WHAT'S NEW IN THE WORLD OF RESEARCH
Future of Grain
HIGHLIGHTING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY IN GRAIN PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION
The Big Picture: Metro Toronto Convention Centre goes local
NEW LOCAL FOOD PROCUREMENT INITIATIVE SETS AN EXAMPLE FOR OTHER LARGE INSTITUTIONAL FOOD BUYERS
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Finding the silver lining
OPTIMISM FOR GRAIN FARMERS IN A VOLATILE GLOBAL ECONOMY
Kim Waalderbos

GRAIN FARMERS SHOULD look to 2012 with optimism. Despite the economic volatility that is expected to continue into the new year buoyed by Europe’s financial crisis, indications are strong that crop growers will benefit from a marketplace with
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High prices boost competition
AS WORRIES MOUNTED early this year about tight supplies of corn, wheat, and soybeans, prices mounted, sending a clear signal: “Produce more!”Canadian growers weren’t the only ones to get the message.  Farmers in countries like Ukraine and
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