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Watch for greenbug buildup in wheat
NCGA responds to sweetener study
NCC: Cotton acres may be up 9.5 percent
Stanford named CCI president for 2004
Researcher seeking PMD-resistant melons
Water shortage highlights hay meeting
Veneman, senators spar over BSE
'Eat greens for purging, profit'
Cabbage crop good, prices move higher
Stewardship will preserve herbicide options
Eradication making strides, work remains
SA to host Hispanic farmers, ranchers
Catfish producers eligible for trade assistance
Rust disease has potential to destroy soybean industry
Old study shows value of long-term nitrate research
Drought/H2O focus at Chile Conference
Stenholm says: Enlist all available science to prevent BSE contamination
Beltwide bustle bothers bunion
Criticism not going away soon
USDA-ARS scientist receives 2003 Cotton Physiology award
Textile groups call for free trade agreement moratorium
An interview with the UN's FAO assistant director-general: World hunger report shows number of malnourished rising
Early management system proposed for cotton/peanuts
Delta Waterfowl: Growing ducks, speaking up, gaining members
Cattle producer believes in cutting out the middle man
USDA begins livestock assistance payments
Corn/cotton rotation a winner
Marketing remains challenge for peanut producers
Faulty expectations result in higher wheat prices
Will maintain integrity of USDA program: Improving RMA products and services
USDA: Livestock payments begin
Lint contamination costs millions of dollars annually
New sponsors for: February SW Crops Production Conference
Georgia favors yield goal concept for cotton nitrogen
How Sweet it is: Producer puts name on every ear of corn; a success story
True religion: bettering the environment
USDA on Conservation Security Program proposed rule
January 22, 2004
Davis duo writing book on con-till
'Rotation means changing cotton varieties'
U.S. beef market to remain strong?
Good practices can ensure food safety
Water big topic at Chile Conference
VIEW: Stenholm loss would be tragedy
Feed the children or pay the farmers?
Growing top-quality hay in burgeoning market
Cotton Council stepping up farm bill defense
USDA, Mexican Research Agency sign research agreement
Veneman names Cotton Board members
What does Mad Cow have to do with wheat exports?
Council chairman says: Cotton industry needs strong political presence
Dunavant says : Exports, China key influences on cotton market direction
Energy bill and January temps
Columnist out of closet, admits to weird appetite
Rain offers temporary solution to Rio Grande Valley drought
Maintaining the farm bill safety net
Newcastle vaccine shows promise
Propane and farming
Robertson honored as Extension Cotton Specialist of the Year
Cantrell receives honor from American Society of Agronomy
Further farm payment limits should be delayed/phased in
Can sensing tools reduce nitrogen rates?
Study irrigation systems before installing
Crop management key to irrigation success
January 15, 2004
McMichael receives Physiology Award
RMA improving crop insurance products
Thaxton receives Genetics Award
CC payments 'later than sooner'
Onion growers may harvest more acres
Beltwide bustle bothers bunion
Many questions remain in peanut market
Steel tariff repeal good news to LRGV
New sponsors for SW Crops Conference
Lint contamination costs millions
Rain temporary fix for RGV drought
True religion makes environment better
'Use all available science on BSE'
Stenholm won't give up seat easily
Changing times show safety net import
Column: Oh, the shame of it all
More payment limit rules should be delayed
Texas growers making hay rain or shine
Ernest Bippert 2004 High Cotton winner
Wheat safety net: too many holes
Water and taxes head list of Texas legislative issues
Barbers, mules, Sunday dinner and good stories
ARS scientist leads effort to decipher beetle genes
Hendon is Delta's High Cotton winner
Cotton Towns named for 2003
Wheat prices may average $3.30 next year
Southeast High Cotton winner: Billy Sanders seeks to protect, improve the land
2004 High Cotton winners share a common passion
USDA celebrates and lauds on ARS' golden anniversary
California's Starrh family 2004 Western High Cotton winner
Technology provides tool to minimize spray drift
Ernest Bippert, Southwest High Cotton winner: Depending on minimum till, rotation, water management
January 1, 2004

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