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January 22, 2004

Commentary

Beltwide bustle bothers bunion

Issues

Criticism not going away soon

Articles

Corn/cotton rotation a winner

True religion: bettering the environment

Textile groups call for free trade agreement moratorium

Drought/H2O focus at Chile Conference

Stenholm says: Enlist all available science to prevent BSE contamination

USDA on Conservation Security Program proposed rule

Marketing remains challenge for peanut producers

New sponsors for: February SW Crops Production Conference

Lint contamination costs millions of dollars annually

How Sweet it is: Producer puts name on every ear of corn; a success story

Early management system proposed for cotton/peanuts

Rust disease has potential to destroy soybean industry

USDA-ARS scientist receives 2003 Cotton Physiology award

USDA begins livestock assistance payments

Georgia favors yield goal concept for cotton nitrogen

Cattle producer believes in cutting out the middle man

Will maintain integrity of USDA program: Improving RMA products and services

USDA: Livestock payments begin

Catfish producers eligible for trade assistance

Old study shows value of long-term nitrate research

An interview with the UN's FAO assistant director-general: World hunger report shows number of malnourished rising

Delta Waterfowl: Growing ducks, speaking up, gaining members

Faulty expectations result in higher wheat prices

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