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Conservation group criticizes Bush budget proposal
Columnist, farmers list 'Top 10 Reasons to Switch to No-Till'
SW Crops Conference to explore new production techniques
Lucas to retain conservation subcommittee chair
Call for vigilance launches conservation tillage conference
Cowboy poet Baxter Black to headline Hay Conference
Cost-in-water depletion data available
Farm bill funding could be target
SW Crops Conference provides last-minute updates
Rangeland weed control options limited, but effective
Texas winter wheat acreage up 3 percent from 2002
Agroterrorism highlights NM chile conference
NCC's Booker tells Beltwide: Aggressive effort needed to strengthen U.S. trade
And management: NGSP cites sorghum growers for yields
2002 Census of Agriculture forms due Feb. 3
Growers need to comply with labor laws
Con-till show spotlights new developments
Merchant urges strong farm program
Happens every year He gets lost in same place
For Texas lawmakers: Budget deficit, water top priorities
Get a signed contract before you assign your peanut base
Relationships, integrity key to markets
Survery shows morningglory most common pest in RR cotton
Could earlier CC payments offset disaster losses?
China no knight in shiny armor
New Mexico chile growers set meet
Grant Stoesser winner of rice scholarship
Wants greater access for cotton: NCC urges China's compliance with WTO
Economist thinks maybe: Is 70 cent cotton possible for December?
Now majority of U.S. acres: Tillage reduction continues in cotton
U.S. agriculture up against challenge
Much higher production expected in '03
Criticism of farm programs unfair
Golden age of conservation: NRCS chief sees new grower opportunties
Texas groups to co-sponsor U.S.-Cuba conference
Southwest Crops Conference, Expo: Lubbock show gives last minute updates
January 16, 2003
Innovators provide glimpses of difference-making changes
If growers won't defend U.S. agriculture, who will?
2003 Peanut Profitability Award
Houston conference offers extensive no-till program
Marketing strategies crucial with new farm program benefits
Scout for ryegrass in early-planted wheat
USA Rice Federation: Gail Carlson new Food Aid director
More Italian companies look to U.S. market
Massey Ferguson introduces stronger mid-range tractors
Pipeline protests thwart wild peanut species search
Association to host annual production, research meet
Monitoring the Ogallala: Annual depth-to-water measurements begin soon
New imperative of the times: Producers must guard fertilizer inventories
70-cent cotton possible for 03, analyst says
Also control, good will: Spray drift costs farmers big money
Stripe rust muddles wheat variety selection
High Cotton winners acknowledge help of others
Retirement ceremony brings reflection
Rice group pushes to cull trade barriers
Precautionary principle: Over-care hinders science, technology
EPA clears Bollgard for '03 planting season
Mike Key elected president of Texas Seed Association
New farm law ushers in new peanut era
Technology helps improve corn profits
USDA names new members to Cotton Board
Three transgenic, two conventional cotton varieties
H. A. Verfaille resigns post at Monsanto
Working lands boon to Texas county
USDA bemoans slow pace of signup
High Plains Vegetable Conference set for Jan. 14
World around: Farmers tend to similar responses
Cleared for food, feed: Canadians give green light to Clearfield rice
USDA unveils '03 loan rates for winter crops
Holiday tradition leads to misplaced persons
In Western High Plains: Growers affirm boll weevil stance
Water district staff inspect for chemigation check valves
Conference to highlight cotton, grain
Cleaner air, water improves wildlife habitat
At 69th annual meeting: Texas FB renews water-resources stance
January 9, 2003
Wandering through the Beltwide Cotton Conference
U.S. ag faces smorgasboard of challenges in near future
Don't call us on Jan. 17 or 18, Feb. 4 or 5, March 12, 13....
SW winner relies on technology to conserve resources, maximize profits
Farm Press names 2003 High Cotton Winners
Annual conference offers market, production info
Production, marketing, legislation key meet
Southeast winner committed to no-till
Rice crisis hits Texas, Louisiana growers
It's that time of year again: another Farmer's Almanac
Western High Cotton winner: Paco Ollerton seizes his own destiny
Group says Mexico to buy more U.S. rice
Early returns help: Ag Census data helps plan for farm needs
USA Rice draws roadmap for domestic sales
Texas Farm Bureau urges water rights protection
Con-till meeting on tap for Houston
NMSU develops desert-adapted cattle
Texas corn growers set annual meeting
Kenneth Dierschke named president Texas Farm Bureau
Good labor, family big factors in every crop, every year
End Australian Wheat Board monopoly, U.S. group urges
2003 market to set some benchmarks
High Cotton winners keep to conservation

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