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EWG adds more grist to propaganda mill
'What is government thinking?'
Brand new ball game: New peanut program brings change
Bayer unveils Trimax for cotton bugs
Farm bill deliberations will require patience
Water requirements differ from region to region
Assessment rates, due dates, discounts: TDA gives BWEP guidelines for 2002
For Plains farmers: Quality cotton premiums rarely materialize
Roberts: No excuse for farm bill lapse
Water management: Local control remains key in all plans
Either that, or be drained: T. Boone Pickens floats his ideas for selling water
ICAC crunches world cotton numbers
Why not for agriculture just as recently for steel?
Water, air protection symposium set April 1-3
Soy organization fighting for exports
Disease in cattle: Admistration continues to strengthen BSE protection
83,000 metric tons, $20 million value: Veneman signs agreement to supply rice to Uzbekistan
March 21, 2002
Combest: Farm bill on hold til April
RFS standard gaining support
T. Boone Pickens floating water sales
Politics hardly as usual since 9/11
Cotton Incorporated research focus on yields, profits
Emphasize seed quality, variety traits
Extension seminar for farm lenders slated in San Antonio
NCC chairman sees chance for farm bill
Grassley foes stepping up efforts
Not recommended on High Plains: Spring alfalfa seeding risky business
Biggest domestic threat: eco-terrorism
Ethanol offers control over products
Sorghum group picks '02 officers
Seedmen tout Bernard Selensky
If he's on your farm, lock up your tractors
Family farm remains magnet for offspring
USDA says: Animal agriculture showing resilience
Ducks expand farm's income base
Half the truth is still a lie: Oklahoman challenges EWG numbers
Freeze kills young crops in south Texas
Gin Show talk focused on Grassley amendment
Cost of Grassley in Arkansas: One state's farmers would lose $382 million
USDA-ARS plans April field day in Weslaco
House names conferees for farm bill
March 14, 2002
Environmentalists cranking up propaganda machine
Continuing the fight against Grassley
Quality premiums rare for Plains growers
Remember Edsels?: Promotion, sales efforts don't always work
Touchdown Assurance Plan offers more options
Amendment could come back to haunt Grassley
Jerry Harris of Lamesa: Texan honored as top ginner for '01
Market blahs to continue this year, economist says
Texas Extension wants interns
Texas growers continue to plant cotton
To reconcile farm bill versions: Conference timetable difficult to tell
Rolling Plains winning fight against boll weevil
Watch out for unnecessary cost cuts, unproven products
For U.S. farm exports: Former secretary sees new potential
Farm size at center of payment limit issue
Looser for soybeans: USDA projects tighter corn market
Southwesterners always prepared for severe weather
USDA forecasts mixed fortunes for cotton
March 7, 2002

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