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Cereal is such a staple in the American diet, that people eat it more than any other classic breakfast choice (toast and bacon come in second and third), and four out of five Americans eat it for dinner, according to a YouGov survey. Yet cereal has been maligned as a sugar-laden highly processed food, largely devoid of natural nutrients (other than what s been added back in the form of fortified B vitamins). If you re one of the healthy-minded consumers who has ever wondered how terrible cold cereal really is for you, then chances are you ve turned the box to read the label on the side panel. Most ingredient lists show that boxed cereals contain processed grains as well as a list of things you can’t pronounce. Yet here’s the surprise: Cereal may not be as bad as you think – as long as you choose what goes in the bowl wisely. ....
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Daily Monitor Friday March 12 2021 On Friday last week, Kenya announced a ban on maize imports from Uganda and Tanzania, citing the danger that it presented to its citizens due to high levels of aflatoxin. PHOTO/FILE. Summary Government is waiting for official communication following reports that Kenya has lifted the ban on importation of maize from Uganda. Trade Minister Amelia Kyambadde yesterday told Daily Monitor, Kenya had not officially communicated in regard to the ban that had been announced last week . “They informed us but you have to wait for official communication. It is still informal,” she said in a brief interview. ....
The Elbert Files: Are farmers missing the future? Friday, February 19, 2021 6:00 AM In a recent column about the future of food, I noted the lack of imagination in Iowa’s two-crop rotation of corn and soybeans, much of which is grown for fuel. The column prompted Thomas Dorr to share a study about the future of agriculture that was sponsored by the U.S. Grains Council in 2011, when he was president of that group. You may recognize Dorr’s name. He’s an Iowa farmer who served on the Iowa Board of Regents (1991-97), as undersecretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (2002-2008) and in many other capacities. ....