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The ethanol subsidies are now pushing up the price of all kinds of crops, wheat and everything else.
NPR: A Closer Look: Helping the Working Poor
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If all of those acres we dedicate to exports, wheat, corn, soybean--99% of all acres are dedicated to exports in this country--if we convert those to ethanol and biodiesel, we can produce 1 billion barrels of biofuels.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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That the dollar cost of commodities from wheat to meat to soybeans all skyrocketed alongside oil signaled that far from a problem of scarcity, commodities were becoming expensive thanks once again to a weak dollar.
FORBES: The Certain Shame of the Ongoing Commodity Boom
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Farmers of a few select crops such as wheat or maize can avoid almost all risk using the government's overlapping system of subsidised insurance, loans and payments.
ECONOMIST: The farm bill
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Global production of corn, wheat and rice have all more than doubled since 1970 as global warming occurred.
FORBES: Fortified By Global Warming, Crop Production Keeps Breaking Records
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The combination of plentiful monsoon rains and high minimum purchase prices for wheat and rice means the country is forecasting an all-time-high grain production of 250.42 million tons in the crop year ending June 30.
WSJ: Indian Grain May Rot After Bumper Harvest
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The problem is not just wheat, but also processed dairy and sugars -- all of which we consume more regularly and in higher quantities than ever before.
CNN: Grand slam diet: How to supercharge your body
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Mr. ROB FISHER (President, Oklahoma City Stockyards): Most of the cattle are turned out on winter wheat to graze all winter, and they sell them in March and April.
NPR: Cattle Ranchers Struggle to Survive Amid Wildfires
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One in five of all the calories consumed round the world come from wheat.
BBC: Cambridge-based scientists develop 'superwheat'
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Filburn, from 1942, the Court said that the federal government could regulate the amount of wheat grown on a farm, even if none of the wheat was sold across state lines, or even if no wheat was sold at all.
NEWYORKER: Partners
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But it is odd that traders in such a commodities-rich nation must stay up all night to wait for their counterparts in Illinois to discover the best price of Australian wool or wheat.
ECONOMIST: From the earth to the sky