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GreenTech keeps coffee hot, but not too hot
Researchers at Trent University in Ontario used soy to develop a travel mug that can cool beverages to safe temperatures
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Drought brings price spikes – and opportunities
Farm Credit Canada says while there are challenges for commodity producers as a result of the widespread drought, Canadian producers might also see some benefits
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USDA report confirms crop failures
More than half of all U.S. crops are in poor condition
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A diaper full of beans
R&D firm replaces polymers in diapers with soybean
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New “Green” Bio-Resin Under Development
A new soy-oil based bio-resin being developed at the University of Guelph will create biodegradable “green composites” for use in the construction, automotive and furniture industries. Made from soybean by-products, the new bio-resin will be hardier, less expensive and more…
