Monthly Archives: June 2008

These successful farmers say diversification worked for them

Posted on June 24, 2008 by Owen Roberts

You might not know English crop farmers Gordon and Judy Davies, but if you're interested in land prices, you might have heard of their neighbours. A short distance away from the Davies' Middleton House Farm, located in the heart of … Continue reading →

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Fertilizer fears have farmers on edge

Posted on June 17, 2008 by Owen Roberts

Rising food prices globally are focusing attention on all parts of the food production chain. Lately, eyes are falling on fertilizer. It's become more expensive than ever, which is fine for anyone holding astronomically priced shares in the Potash Corporation … Continue reading →

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Leadership changes in international farmers’ association

Posted on June 14, 2008 by Owen Roberts

The International Federation of Agricultural Producers was led for three terms by Jack Wilkinson of Canada, and many here watched it grow and progress during his tenure. This news release describes the new regime…    World Farmers' Organizations Elect New … Continue reading →

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