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Sitemap - June 2002

Mid-South cotton acres down 7 percent
Increasing awareness and use of U.S. rice
Mid-South cotton crop off to shaky start
Cuban diplomat questions U.S. motives
Ranchers, other fire victims, need help
What will another year bring for markets?
Farm bill: Devil in the details
What will another year bring for markets?
What's behind the jump in cotton futures?
Milk -- It's what's for dinner
Do office notes provide insight into psyches?
Rain little help to LRGV cotton
Required by new farm bill: USDA adjusts '02 county loan rates
'Too few carrots, too many sticks'
Beef Cattle Short Course personalized for ranchers
Peanuts perhaps playing out as profitable crop in east Texas
Partners take aim at U.S. trade policy
Destroy any cotton in abandoned fields to curb boll weevils
By 80 percent: New bill increases conservation funding
U.S. rice exports to Mexico in danger
South Plains blasted by high winds, hail
From congressional snipers: New farm legistation still not safe
Council chairman says: NCC can't afford to rest on it laurels
Kika recalls tale of un-told hero's role in cold war thaw
Weather, disease, insects: Wheat crop takes triple whammy
Congress fails to act on disaster amendment
June 20, 2002
Billy Carter adjusting to new role
Judge denies CBOT motion to dismiss
Jagodinski named new D&PL CEO
Adams named NCC's chief economist
South Plains takes it on chin
Don't risk using pesticides off-label
Farmers must adjust to new farm bill
Off-label pesticide misuse: fluke or troubling new trend
Rice groups protest Mexico's new duties
USDA to begin with crop bases
Panel plan offers new opportunity
Texas farmer testifies before Senate ag panel
Coalition feeding minds, fighting hunger
To get bugs out: Alfalfa growers need production primer
USDA will begin by updating crop bases
D&PL, Syngenta announce development pact
11th hour farm bill victim: Rice target price trimmed 32 cents
Secretary pledges to keep farm bill communications open
Depth-to-water measurements show levels of decline in Ogallala
Old San Antone provides peaceful place for palavers
Aventis receives registration for Puma herbicide
Extension projects peachy outlook for Texas fruit crop
By 12 percent in Texas: Vegetable, melon acres expected to drop
2002 cotton crop a very mixed bag
USDA economist says: '02 peanut program offers new opportunity
Panel plant produces potential for straw
For continued trade: Monsanto submits RR soybean data to China
For Lay-By Spray-Hood: Redball introduces stacker bar
New farm bill provides stronger bargaining chips
Not quite: Nothing remains same in peanut program
To be located near San Antonio: Study confirms Irrigation Technology Center needed
Bioterrorism dead serious, official says
39th Stiles Farm Field Day set June 18 in Thralls, Texas
QuickFarm adding strong ag-information competition
June 6, 2002
USDA looking to 3rd party vendors
NCC chair defends 2002 farm bill

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