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Daily Radio Newsline from 01/16/2009
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CORN VS. SOYBEANS. WHO WILL PREVAIL THIS SPRING?
Will farmers cut back on corn and plant more soybeans this spring or just the opposite? (Gary Crawford, John Hoffman, Darrin Ihnen and Gerry Bange) 
GCRAWFORD 00:01:00 WAOB

NEW YEAR GOOD TIME FOR CATTLE PRODUCERS TO FIND A NEW BULL
Many cattle producers puchase a new bull the first part of every year to take advantage of new genetics for the breeding cycle. (Rod Bain and Kris Ringwald of North Dakota State University Extension) 
RBAIN 00:01:00 CSREES

WEIGHING ECONOMIC FACTORS IN BUYING NEW BULL EVERY YEAR
Cattle producers take in several economic factors in considering whether to buy a new breeding bull every year versus maintaining older bulls. (Rod Bain and Kris Ringwald of North Dakota State University Extension) 
RBAIN 00:00:59 CSREES

IMPROVED METHOD OF MOSQUITO REPELLANT IN MILITARY UNIFORMS
The US Marine Corps, and soon, other branches of the military, are beneficiaries of research in incorporating mosquito repellant into uniforms. (Rod Bain and Ulrich Bernier of USDA's Mosquito and Fly Research Unit) 
RBAIN 00:01:00 ARS

ACTUALITY: ON HISTORY OF MOSQUITO REPELLANT IN MILITARY UNIFORMS
Ulrich Bernier of USDA's Mosquito and Fly Research Unit explains past efforts to incorporate mosquito repellant into military uniforms prior to 1991. 
RBAIN 00:00:34 ARS

ACTUALITY: ON BASIS FOR IMPROVED REPELLANT IN MILITARY UNIFORM
Ulrich Bernier of USDA's Mosquito and Fly Research Unit explains how the US Marine Corps asked for improvements in mosquito repellant capability in military uniforms. 
RBAIN 00:00:49 ARS

TOO EARLY TO ASSESS SOUTH AMERICAN CROP LOSSES FROM DROUGHT
Althought a severe South American drought has hurt Argentina's corn crop, an expert says it's too early to gauge the effects on corn elsewhere or on soybeans in Argentina and Brazil. ( Gary Crawford and Mark Brusberg) 
GCRAWFORD 00:00:59 WAOB

2008 FOOD PRICES WENT UP THE MOST SINCE 1990
The final 2008 numbers are in for food prices and they show food did go up at the fastest pace in 18 years, but food inflation may slow down this year.( Gary Crawford and Ephriam Leibtag) 
GCRAWFORD 00:01:00 ERS

INAUGURATION WEATHER HAS CHANGED HISTORY MORE THAN ONCE
For some inaugurations of the past the weather has played a major role and has caused major tragedies. ( Gary Crawford, Pres. John Kennedy and Mark Brusberg) 
GCRAWFORD 00:00:59 WAOB

ACTUALITY: THE INAUGURATION WEATHER FORECAST
Mark Brusberg, USDA meteorologist saying the weather outlook for the inauguration on Tuesday is fairly benign. 
GCRAWFORD 00:00:33 WAOB

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