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Farm Credit Bank of Texas names new CEO
FSA Administrator: No sign-up extension expected
Did he mention he doesn't like February?
Tax exemption repeals could cost Texas farmers millions
Studies show wintertime reliability of biodiesel
Stale seedbed planting offers flexibility
Improved tomato one big goal of better seed
West Texan Myrl Mitchell honored as top ginner
Served 1986-89: Dick Lyng, former ag secretary, dies
Exports will play greater role in cotton economics
Supplies push prices for short rally
Peanut Profitability will recognize cost efficiency for 2003 growing season
Southwest Crops Conference, Expo: Ag seminars to be most comprehensive yet
February half empty is February half full
Conservation tillage offers hope for growing population
Ag interest not on same page in diaster legislation
Grain prices could be volatile at '03 planting
Analyst surprised by cotton projections
From producer pockets so far: Micronaire discounts cost $75 million
Crop irrigation to take big cut
Farmers can use county committee yields
February 20, 2003
Myrl Mitchell receives top ginner award
Call for vigilance launches cotton, rice conservation conference
In conservation tillage: Main thing: Rembering what main thing is, or was
Pioneer corn hybrids strong on insect-resistance technology
Texas winter wheat acres up 3 percent than in 2002
Weather dominant '03 price mover
House comments may signal more disaster delays
Money safe for duration of farm bill, USDA says
Smooth-skinned, bright green: South Texas grower finds niche in avocados
USDA to spend more on farm conservation
Rangeland weed control: Options may be limited but are effective
Conservation groups, administration at odds over technical assistance
Attendance could mean up to five CEUs
Cotton Incorporated: Fellowship program helps support new cotton breeders
Pluck, raw nerve pave new paths for all the rest of us
Ag banks need Federal Credit program
Weed control in wheat: Resistant ryegrass creates new problems
EPA OKs Sandea for vegetables
Some good news for RGV cotton growers
Con-till distances producers from fuel dealers, repair shops, labor pools
Cotton Board promotes two field staff members
DP 424 BGII/RR, DP 468 BGII/RR: D&PL to offer two new lines in limited supplies
SW Crops Conference features water, markets, farm program, production tips
Bayer, Dow sign new marketing agreement
February 13, 2003
Diligence needed to combat bioterrorism attacks on agriculture
Better tomato one goal of value-added seed
Resistant ryegrass raises weed control questions
Re-evaluates everything: N.C. producer only chooses what works
Charlotte will be host for '03 Classic Track
WIFE steps up campaign to promote help for disaster
$4 billion each year: Inconsistent quality costly for cattlemen
Farmers rely on technology management to reduce costs, improve profit potential
Rats! You're not your father's technician
Currency, carryovers: Trends point to higher cotton prices
USDA, conservation group enter new partnership
Meeting to explore production techniques
Water-depletion data available for tax claims
Winners cite help from others
Time saved biggest advantage of con-till
Power, versatility headline new Challenger MT800 series tractor
Decoupling filled with peculiarities
Deere announces support of NCBA Young Ranchers Conference
Diversity changes way to farm in south Texas
Co-op store meets rural community needs
McCain turns back on roots in amendment fight
China remains key market influence
Program credited for boost in sales
Provisions of new farm bill make marketing strategies crucial
Toasts insects at same time: Field oven cooks up defoliation alternative
Aventis renews support for NCC nematode panel
Farm bill funds face threats, conservation speaker says
Columbia loss should not slow exploration of space
Triple Nickel highlight of new D&PL varieties
In Las Cruces March 2-4: Annual pecan conference to key on better marketing
New Mexico wants to head off reniform nematode at border
Ranch-to-Rail Field Day on tap Feb. 9 in Clayton, N.M.
Call, fax or e-mail your congressman: Farm bill funds face budget threats
Beltwide honoree: VPI's Maitland is Cotton Specialist of Year
If you prefer wheat to price, you're in luck
Get contract before assigning peanut base
February 6, 2003
Conservation tillage keeps farmers away from fuel dealers...
'No discussion' in USDA on cutting farm bill funding
The main thing is remembering ... the main thing
Inconsistency costs cattlemen $4 billion annually in losses

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