New consumer website highlights key role biotech crops play in addressing global food demand.

Modern animal agriculture practices ensure animal safety, affordable food prices

The Carlsbad Department of Development applauds the Center of Excellence for Hazardous Materials Management and their opening of the world's first vertically integrated algae biorefinery.

New United Soybean Board websites features information on sustainable farming for consumers.

New Board - Comprised of Financial, Business and Oil Industry Experts - Adds Significant Know-How as Management Continues Advancing Company's Business Plan.

The "Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food" program Web site focuses on supporting small and mid-size farmers across the country.

The United Soybean Board announces a new resource that may help put some fiber and fuel questions to bed

A team effort the U.S. farmer-driven United Soybean Board supported has already yielded new discoveries completing the soybean genome sequence map.

The World of Algae is pleased to announce the release of a new book called Growing Algae at Home.

David Sieg and Steve Ewings launched a new website, www.world-of-algae.com that will provide up-to-date information and a full range of DIY algae products.

If you were to ask any conservationist to choose one of Mother Nature's natural resources that would help change the future of how the world does business, chances are they'd point to algae.

NAFA's New England Chapter is co-host of the fifth annual Alt Wheels Fleet Day. The event, held on Monday, October 5, features a large display of alternative fleet vehicles, educational sessions and panels - including several involving NAFA Members.

Green practices branch out with launch of alternative fueling station.

Lady D (Ms Diana Holden) sole owner of Gold Star Farms worldwide leads a prayer to give thanks for the abundant harvest of Jatropha for 2008. In addition she offers gifts and her respect as tradition to the chief, Simon Aglo, who is the head of the Tordzinu Farm.

Oil from jatropha trees grown in Chile will be refined and used in local communities.