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How rising food prices are impacting the world

How rising food prices are impacting the world
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By Dan Murphy Our story begins near Prairie City, Iowa, in the fields of Gordon Wassenaar, who has been coaxing food out of some of the world's richest earth for 57 years. Normally, Mr. Wassenaar is able to harvest about 200 bushels of corn per acre from his land -- bin-bursting crops that are

How rising food prices are impacting the world

How rising food prices are impacting the world
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By Dan Murphy Our story begins near Prairie City, Iowa, in the fields of Gordon Wassenaar, who has been coaxing food out of some of the world's richest earth for 57 years. Normally, Mr. Wassenaar is able to harvest about 200 bushels of corn per acre from his land -- bin-bursting crops that are

How rising food prices are impacting the world

How rising food prices are impacting the world
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By Dan Murphy Our story begins near Prairie City, Iowa, in the fields of Gordon Wassenaar, who has been coaxing food out of some of the world's richest earth for 57 years. Normally, Mr. Wassenaar is able to harvest about 200 bushels of corn per acre from his land -- bin-bursting crops that are

How rising food prices are impacting the world

How rising food prices are impacting the world
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By Dan Murphy Our story begins near Prairie City, Iowa, in the fields of Gordon Wassenaar, who has been coaxing food out of some of the world's richest earth for 57 years. Normally, Mr. Wassenaar is able to harvest about 200 bushels of corn per acre from his land -- bin-bursting crops that are

How rising food prices are impacting the world

How rising food prices are impacting the world
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By Dan Murphy Our story begins near Prairie City, Iowa, in the fields of Gordon Wassenaar, who has been coaxing food out of some of the world's richest earth for 57 years. Normally, Mr. Wassenaar is able to harvest about 200 bushels of corn per acre from his land -- bin-bursting crops that are

How rising food prices are impacting the world

How rising food prices are impacting the world
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By Dan Murphy Our story begins near Prairie City, Iowa, in the fields of Gordon Wassenaar, who has been coaxing food out of some of the world's richest earth for 57 years. Normally, Mr. Wassenaar is able to harvest about 200 bushels of corn per acre from his land -- bin-bursting crops that are

How rising food prices are impacting the world

How rising food prices are impacting the world
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By Dan Murphy Our story begins near Prairie City, Iowa, in the fields of Gordon Wassenaar, who has been coaxing food out of some of the world's richest earth for 57 years. Normally, Mr. Wassenaar is able to harvest about 200 bushels of corn per acre from his land -- bin-bursting crops that are

How rising food prices are impacting the world

How rising food prices are impacting the world
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By Dan Murphy Our story begins near Prairie City, Iowa, in the fields of Gordon Wassenaar, who has been coaxing food out of some of the world's richest earth for 57 years. Normally, Mr. Wassenaar is able to harvest about 200 bushels of corn per acre from his land -- bin-bursting crops that are

Correction: National Zoo-Panda story

Correction: National Zoo-Panda story
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
WASHINGTON (AP) - In a Sept. 24 story about the death of a panda cub, The Associated Press, relying on information from the National Zoo in Washington, reported erroneously that the oldest panda to have given birth in captivity was 19. The oldest panda to have given birth in captivity was 20. A

Kellogg wants China to wake up to its cereal

Kellogg wants China to wake up to its cereal
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on September 24th
By CANDICE CHOIAP Food Industry Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Kellogg is hoping it can finally turn cereal into a breakfast staple in China. The maker of Frosted Flakes, Pop-Tarts and Eggo waffles says that it formed a joint venture to expand the distribution of its cereals and snacks in the country