By Ron Smith
Farm Press Editorial Staff
North Central Oklahoma grain farmers likely will replace some wheat acreage with grain sorghum or corn this year, taking advantage of some of the best prices most have ever seen....
New in 2008, World Ag Expo is selecting the Top Five New Dairy Products exhibited at the show. The 2008 Top Five New Dairy Products will be unveiled during Media Day on Feb. 11, preceding the opening of the Expo Feb. 12. The 2008 Top Five were chosen by committee as the newest, most innovative dairy products to be displayed Feb. 12-14. ...
The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Agricultural Division will host an educational workshop on prescribed burning....
Robert G. Lemon, Ph.D., professor and Texas AgriLife Extension Service agronomist for cotton with Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, has been recognized by his peers from across the Cotton Belt as the 2007 Extension Cotton Specialist of the Year....
By Ron Smith
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Floyd Gaibler, USDA under secretary, Farm and Foreign Agriculture Services, says agriculture has enjoyed an unprecedented period of prosperity over the past five years....
By Vic Schoonover
NTOK Cotton
Texas and Oklahoma continue to harvest more cotton in 2007 than any other cotton growing area in the U.S. As of Jan. 1, 2008 — 5,889,500 bales have been ginned in the two states. In 2006, on the same date — 5,037,200 bales had been processed in the two states. These totals include Kansas, whose 2007 cotton production is smaller than the state's 2006 production....
The 2008 Top Ten New Products will be unveiled during Media Day on Feb. 11, during World Ag Expo’s Media Day preceding the opening of the Expo, Feb. 12. The 2008 Top Ten were chosen by committee as the newest, most innovative agricultural products to be displayed at the Expo, Feb. 12-14. ...
By Elton Robinson
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Global rice production and consumption are in balance and per capita use of rice is drifting down with higher incomes around the world and changing eating habits. But almost every other factor underpinning the global price outlook for rice is out of sorts, including ending stocks, trade balance, the value of the dollar, production costs and whatever the heck China is doing. The result is the highest rice prices in some time....
By Blair Fannin
Texas A&M University
Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples touted the work ethic of Texas farmers and ranchers Tuesday discussing an economic milestone. For the first time in history, statewide agriculture production in 2007 contributed more than $100 billion to the Texas economy. ...
Invasive weeds, wildfires, biofuels, carbon sequestration, forage crops and grazing management, wildlife management, rangeland and pastureland management, ranching, and suburban pressures are all to be featured during the 2008 Joint Annual Meetings of the American Forage and Grassland Council (AFGC) and the Society for Range Management (SRM) at the Galt House Hotel and Suites in Louisville, Kentucky, Jan. 26 - 31, 2008....
A series of meetings designed to help Kansas and Colorado crop and livestock producers learn about Adjusted Gross Revenue-Lite (AGR-Lite) and other risk management programs is planned for several locations in the two states. ...
A two day prescribed burn school and demonstration burn will be conducted in Bee County Friday, January 25th, and Saturday, January 26th. The Friday burn school will be held at the Bee County Exposition Center and will be followed by the Coastal Bend Prescribed Burn Association’s (CBPBA) annual dinner and meeting. The school begins at 1:00 pm and will run until about 5:30. A social hour will follow immediately and the annual meeting and dinner begins at 6:00 pm....
By Forrest Laws
Farm Press Editorial Staff
One says he would bleed red if you pricked his finger, the other says he bleeds green; but Kenneth Hood and Charles Parker have one thing in common: They both believe the new on-board, module-building pickers could help save the U.S. cotton industry....
By Harry Cline
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Sonny Hatley is one of those folks who, within 15 minutes of meeting, you say, “What’s not to like about this fellow?”...
By Elton Robinson
Farm Press Editorial Staff
“B” Lindsey was born to run, say those who recall his athletic career at Forrest City High School. In 1957, the starting backfield of Lindsey, Sonny Holmes, Dan Wilford and Clinton Gore was considered the best backfield in the state of Arkansas....
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