Monsanto Archives - Page 27 of 27

Stacked tolerance traits taking on herbicide-resistant weeds

Next-generation herbicide stacks are on their way to help fight not only weed resistance, but more weed species too

By Richard Kamchen March 10, 2015

Reading Time: 8 minutes A number of next-generation herbicide-tolerant crops are in the pipeline for soybean and canola growers, but the offerings won’t include any magic bullets. Instead, what we’re likely to see first are more stacked tolerance traits. It’s because life science companies have their own kind of stacking to deal with. Their new traits are lined up, […] Read more

Crops, Reuters

Environmental group sues U.S. EPA over monarch butterfly levels

By Carey Gillam February 28, 2015

Reading Time: 2 minutes Reuters — An environmental group sued the U.S. government on Friday, accusing regulators of discounting dangers a widely used herbicide is alleged to pose to the declining monarch butterfly population. The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) filed suit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in U.S. District Court in New York. The suit claimed […] Read more

Crops, Soybeans

Pearce: Monsanto’s next-gen weed control trait on deck

By Ralph Pearce January 23, 2015

Reading Time: 2 minutes The question has been asked time and again for the past three or four years: when will we see Monsanto’s Xtend technology in Canada? The answer has been wrapped up in a long list of concerns and government procedure, but the first glint of opportunity for growers has cleared the next-to-last of a series hurdles. […] Read more

Crops, Reuters, Soybeans

USDA approves Monsanto’s new GMO soybeans, cotton

By Carey Gillam January 15, 2015

Reading Time: 2 minutes Reuters — Monsanto Co. received final U.S. approval on Thursday for herbicide-tolerant crops to be used with a new herbicide the company says will fight problematic weed resistance on farm fields, but critics say will only worsen the problems. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) said the genetically modified […] Read more

Crops, Markets, Reuters

Monsanto profit falls, less sharply than Street expected

By Carey Gillam January 7, 2015

Reading Time: 2 minutes Reuters — Monsanto on Wednesday reported a 34 per cent drop in quarterly profit, in part because of lower planted corn acreage in South America and a shift in timing of some sales, but the decline was less steep than analysts expected. Shares of the world’s largest seed company, which is known for its genetically […] Read more

Cereals, Crops, Reuters

Monsanto settles U.S. farmers’ suits over experimental wheat

By Carey Gillam November 12, 2014

Reading Time: 2 minutes Reuters — Monsanto Co. said Wednesday it reached a settlement with U.S. wheat farmers who sued the seed company over market disruption after unapproved genetically engineered wheat was discovered growing without oversight in Oregon. Monsanto’s Roundup Ready wheat, which was never approved by U.S. regulators and which the company said it stopped testing a decade […] Read more

Production

In search of a good label

On virtually every pesticide container, it’s written in big, bold letters, “Read the label and booklet before using.” My guess is almost no one complies, and with good reason

By Savvy Farmer, Warren Libby September 4, 2014

Reading Time: 4 minutes It can be a ridiculous request. Labels have become virtual novels. The label for the most widely used pesticide in Canada, glyphosate, can be over 100 pages long. If you tank mix glyphosate with another herbicide such as Pardner, add another 59 pages to your bedtime reading. Has anyone ever taken the time to read […] Read more

People are more willing to make investments in technology when commodity prices go down.” — Mike McGuire, Monsanto Canada

Crops, Soybeans

Do biotech traits still pay?

Input costs are up, soybean prices are down, but the biotech sector aims to convince growers that the economics of biotech are still in their favour

By Ralph Pearce July 25, 2014

Reading Time: 8 minutes With lower commodity prices looming over the grain and oilseed sector, more farmers this winter are asking whether that expensive bag of seed is really the smartest buy. At the very least, they say, it’s time for a fresh look at trait economics. The companies that produce this seed charge top dollar for it, and […] Read more

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Tag Archives Monsanto

Stacked tolerance traits taking on herbicide-resistant weeds

Environmental group sues U.S. EPA over monarch butterfly levels

Pearce: Monsanto’s next-gen weed control trait on deck

USDA approves Monsanto’s new GMO soybeans, cotton

Monsanto profit falls, less sharply than Street expected

Monsanto settles U.S. farmers’ suits over experimental wheat

In search of a good label

Do biotech traits still pay?

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