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USDA said to approve company’s BSE test
Marketing workshop slated in Lubbock April 7
Neugebauer announces disaster declaration
Do homework to select best varieties
Congressmen air views on programs, budget
Agribusiness: Sharing technology risks with farmers
Please! Not another piece about the weather
Soil tests and tissue analysis: a primer
As water pressures mount: How does forage sorghum silage stack up to corn?
Will China regain its lost grain acreage?
Soybean industry and growers working together
As 2004 market develops: 2003 peanut crop looms large
Mixed messages projected for peanut farmers in 2004
U.S. expected to retain third place in rice exports
Controlling early-season pests
Vigilance required to avoid drift
Shake out continues in V-C peanut country
Optimism reigns for renewed U.S./Iraqi rice trade
Grassley puts payment limit in plan
Water scarcity may change China's wheat, cotton crops
Relying more on purchased inputs means greater risks
Fractured industry divides support
Record soybean production, brighter export picture forecast
Farm groups to Congress: don't cut ag
Along with government payments: Production costs will drop in 2004
Patience advised for cotton replant options
China approves GM safety certificates
$9 soybeans finally!: A remarkable year leads to higher grain prices
U.S. wheat production projected to be 2.2 billion bushels
While corn planting waits, reports show wet fields
The key: rotation
Ethanol could fuel community development, and more
Letters to the editor
Triple-row planting pattern evaluated for peanuts
Achieve profitable results from grazing winter forages
Bearish cotton market encourages options
W. Texas cotton growers question variety traits and adaptability
Cotton farmers may qualify for export tax credit
U.S. peanut growers see record yields in 2003
Representative peanut farms present more accurate picture
Closely contested election season predicted for 2004
Drought pushes New Mexico farmers into cotton
Readers emerge from closet with fruitcake information
Knowing wind speed crucial for Valley aerial applicator
March 18, 2004
Animal ID rules to highlight field day
USDA expands BSE surveillance program
Why can't these Texans get together?
Rice farmers could plant 3.23M acres
Technology, diversification not closely tied to success
Technology, diversification not closely tied to success
Texas farmers have new peanut options
Brazil threatening to become major cotton competitor
Manufacturers coalition calls for moratorium on CAFTA
Cotton industry looking for leaders
NCC seeks to fulfill Contract with Agriculture
Good seed quality improves chances for healthy cotton
Clarification
Little room for error in wheat market
Nitrogen timing may depend on spring weather patterns
Farm Credit Bank of Texas doubles earnings in 2003
How a small Mississippi-based R&D company is bidding to change the future: The amazing, trash-eating machine
USDA taking aim at American waistline
SW Crops Conference: Pest targets changing for High Plains cotton growers
Cabbage quality up, prices down in south Texas
Diesel Pickups gaining in popularity
Con-till
Grown and Sewn offers outlets for U.S. made cotton products
Dunavant: too early to fix crop cotton
Senate leaders delay energy bill vote
SW Crops Conference: Farm programs labeled outdated business model
New Farm Credit Council officers
Worst and best weather tests variety performance
USDA forecasts strong ag prices to continue in 2004
First San Angelo, A&M spring field day
Not much change forecast for wheat price in 2004/05
March 11, 2004
Readers deliver on fruitcake query
National Peanut Perspective meeting, March 23
Rotation key to better peanut yields
High vigor seed = more uniform stand
Grown and Sewn offers outlets for U.S. cotton
Knowing wind speed crucial for applicators
Sorghum silage may ease water pressure
Bearish cotton market calls for options
Do you qualify for export tax credit?
Ron Smith
Advertising Sales
Forrest Laws
Kevin Hudson
Hembree Brandon
Goat cheese business not for weak of heart or short of cash
Competition helping hold down food price inflation
'Best of times, worst of times'
Potentially lower government wheat payments
Increasing competition serves to keep U.S. plantings stable
The changing dynamic: China and trade dominate talk at conference
NCC survey: Cotton acres could be up 9.5 percent in 2004
Textile industry uniting to face import crisis
Controlling weevils takes cooperation

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