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Grain, Cotton, L'stock Updates

Closing Livestock: Triple-Digit Losses in Much of Cattle Complex 8/19

Closing Rice: Another Strong Gain Today 8/19

Closing Cotton: U.S. Upland Farm Price Forecast Highest Since 1996-97 8/19

Closing Grain: Corn and Soybean Futures Attract Trend-Following Buyers 8/19

Alaron Grains and Oilseeds Comment: Weather Back on Top 8/19

Ten Limit-Sized Moves For November Soybean Contract This Year - Five in August 8/19

Midday Grain: Flat to Weak Tone to All Markets 8/19

Midday Livestock: Significant Trade Volume Delayed 8/19

More Reasons to Believe Economy Won't Rebound Anytime Soon 8/19

Opening Cotton: Modest Losses Amid Ongoing Economic Worries 8/19

Opening Grain: Lower Open Expected for All Grains 8/19

Opening Livestock: Cash Cattle Trade Typically Dormant 8/19

US Stocks Head for Moderately Lower Open 8/19

Jurgens Bauer's Cotton Comments: Still Time for Crop to Move Either Way 8/19

Second Largest Corn Harvest and Fourth Largest Soybean Crop Predicted 8/19

Argentine Farmers Protest Economic Environment 8/19

Soybean Rust: Georgia reports 2 new finds 8/18

Louisiana: Oldest Louisiana 4-H’er to Celebrate Centennial of Her Life 8/18

Virginia Cotton: Cotton on Cruise Control 8/18

Fresh Tender News Buoys Markets 8/18

Rebound In Oil Prices Inject More Uncertainty Into Stock Market 8/18

USDA National Weekly Rice Summary 8/18

USDA Licenses 16 Varieties 8/18

Rice Harvest: More Than Half of the Main Crop in Texas Cut 8/15

Gerloff On Cotton: Still a Chance for a Rally at Harvest 8/15

Mississippi: Corn Production High, But Prices Have Dropped 8/15

Alaron Energy Comments 8/15

Louisiana: Field Day Features Sweet Potato Trends 8/15

U.S. Diesel Fuel Cost Survey 8/15

USDA National Weekly Cotton Review 8/15

Corn Faces Tough Year 8/15

USDA National Weekly Grain Review 8/15

Texas: Increased Costs Make Management Key When Fertilizing Wheat 8/15

Six Biodiesel Companies Earn BQ-9000 Certification 8/15

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Virginia Late-Season and Pre-Harvest Field Tour, 9/11, 2 pm, Tidewater REC Farm, Suffolk.

Louisiana Jeff Davis Rice Growers Association Annual Meeting, 9/18, 7 pm, Welsh Firemen’s Association Hut,Welsh.

Mississippi Cotton Crop Management Seminar and Workshops, 11/11-13, Grand Casino and Resort, Tunica.

Beltwide Cotton Conference, 1/5-8, 2009. Marriott Rivercenter/Riverwalk Hotel, San Antonio, Texas.

National Conservation Systems Cotton & Rice Conference, 1/26-27, 2009, Marksville, La.

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DuPont gains U.S. regulatory approval for new herbicide-resistance trait in soybeans

From a company release

DES MOINES, Iowa, July 17, 2008) - DuPont today announced that it has received U.S. regulatory approval of its proprietary herbicide-tolerant Optimum GAT trait in soybeans.

"This milestone brings an innovative technology closer to farmers' fields," said James C. Borel, DuPont group vice president. "The Optimum GAT trait combined with our industry-leading genetics and other complementary technologies, will help soybean farmers maximize yields and give them a new level of weed control flexibility. The U.S. regulatory approval of the Optimum GAT trait in soybeans is key to DuPont efforts to increase soybean yields by 40 percent over the next 10 years."

This is the first ag trait developed through proprietary DuPont gene shuffling technology. The Optimum GAT trait will allow farmers to incorporate complementary ALS herbicides into a glyphosate program, including the new DuPont Freestyle, Traverse, Instigate and Diligent herbicides that DuPont Crop Protection has developed and is demonstrating in test plots this year.

DuPont is planning demonstration plots in 2009 and 2010 and will introduce commercial soybean varieties with the Optimum GAT trait in 2011, according to a company release.

DuPont continues to pursue regulatory approvals in key export markets for both Optimum GAT soybeans and corn. Pending regulatory approvals, the company is planning to introduce its proprietary Optimum GAT trait in corn in 2010.