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Texas food, fiber worth $73 billion
Drip irrigation a winner in corn?
Texas weevils can't run, can't hide
LRGV growers more optimistic after 2002
Farmland, habitat losing ground
An itch in time saves nine....
Aquacutlure co-op building new plant
Abernathy announces retirement
Surveillance keeps U.S. beef safe
USDA bars Canadian beef shipments
Ranch economics, range health on tap
High Plains planting on hold
Noble experts seek range improvements
USDA announces 15-year WHIP agreement
Water conservation grants announced
From Bayer CropScience: Equip offers grass, broadleaf control in corn
Rebuilding Iraq's agriculture will be major U.S. challenge
Permian Basin votes to keep BW eradication
High mineral levels in irrigation water jeopardize peanut yield and quality
NCFAP study touts benefits of herbicides
Corn under drip irrigation gets new look
Farmers in North Texas take up slack in research, education
Fed domestically, shipped abroad: Figuring corn exports can be tricky
West Texas deer study group to meet in Brownwood
Extension says Texas rice crop on schedule
Documentary on state of Texas water to air on television May 29
Pecan field day set May 20 at NMSU science center
Sally Nutt new director for Texas peanut grower group
$50 million authorized by farm bill: Cottonseed assistance begins May 2
AccuQuest WM designed for glyphosate
Use atlas to follow market trends
U.S. signs generous textile treaty with Vietnam
Field access necessary to complete eradication
In Texas grapefruit: EPA extends Section 18 exemption for Enable
Missouri cotton farmers settle with USDA
Sterling character, e-mail promise riches
Marketing, risk management, custom operation pace success of family farm
Senate trio introduces Cuba travel measure
Production sets market for price rally
Food safety fears lead to StarLink suit
NMSU tallies cost for minnow habitat
Good stress, bad stress, how to avoid stress
Cow's urine drives away cotton pests really
Iraq's grain production could double
Farmer, ginner, handyman: Jack-of-all-trades helps operation survive
Texas A&M computer model: Melon Man helps predict harvest time
Web brings home world technology
FiberMax keys to fiber quality, yield
Lucas bill to prevent diversion of farm bill funds
May 15, 2003
Texas rice crop on schedule
Wayward worm at New Mexico's door
Texas water video to air May 29
$53 million for drought recovery
Extension, farmers take up research slack
Shelly Nutt new executive director of Texas peanut group
Texas farmers, Extension team for research, education
High mineral levels jeopardize peanut crop
Wheat price set for rally
Amstutz tabbed to lead rebuilding agriculture in Iraq
Full access needed for eradication finale
What, really, is world price anyway?
Olton co-op earns top honors
Veneman names growers to new Biotech Advisory Committee
May 14-15 Austin conference to focus on trade with Cuba
New Mexico State University research: Mechanical chile thinner nears market
Delayed rice planting in Panama could mean more U.S. exports
At research center in Vernon: Beef Cattle SPS Workshop set for May 7
Stained rice equals less grower income
At College Station, May 28: Groundwater conservation seminar set
Revolutionary crop yields set 50-year pace
For 21st century cotton: Best product, more attention to trade will be keys
CRP signup begins May 5 with more funds for EQIP, WRP
Earth Day revelry takes on odd twists
EPA lifts restrictions for Intrepid 2F
Picked by PCG: Siders named Outstanding Cotton Agent
Grower wants more efficiency with drip irrigation
Bottoms to lead New Mexico research centers
Textile leaders call for more effort on trade issues
Donated wheat reaches Middle East
Onions looking great then came hail
Valmont president tells international forum: Water demand will exceed supply
USDA official says: Implementation of farm bill going well
To improve risk management: Crop insurance needs more refining
Joint study shows: Concentrated aps of atrazine can help stop runoff hazard
Expert expects more West Nile
Texans, Oklahoman included: Veneman announces FFA contest winners
Helena puts on line new adjuvants
North Texas farmers guide research
Harvest prices now below loan rate
Hessian fly hits Runnels County, Texas
USDA sees record rice exports, up from '01-02
Listening to market: Delta & Pine Land aims focus at varieties
Quality of water, not quantity: Acequias big deal in rural New Mexico
Volunteers to lend hand for public lands
NFU says House renewable fuels standard falls short
Reynolds sets pace in land leveling, earthmoving tech
May 1, 2003

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