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Sitemap - November 2004

Feed the World: book chronicles farmer’s crusade to rid world hunger
China as a market force catches world flat-footed
Seminar to focus on cattle marketing plans
New sorghum insurance product available
Congressman Stenholm bids constituents farewell
Staple readings for High Plains crop
Column: Torch to help America’s farmers has been passed
Burdensome regulations, misunderstanding threaten Erath County dairy industry
Pecan farmers enjoying good demand, strong prices
Murano named vice chancellor at Texas A&M
Farmers approve eradication program in Valley
The China syndrome dictates U.S. cotton prices
Pecan harvest rebounds, farmers see better market
Texas to host yearly national tillage conference
Torch to help America's farmers has been passed
Southwest peanuts threatened by fall rains, early winter weather
USDA's incentive program offers up to $2 million for certain livestock producers
Ag Banks' termination authority questioned
Heifer performance depends on management of first calf
New tool helps wheat farmers control greenbug
Technology helps lower farmers' chemical use
Skarke appointed new TGSB director
Burdensome rules, misunderstanding threaten Erath County dairy industry
South Texas drought may be ending
Researchers target rice and sugarcane pest
Charring peanut shells for hydrogen
Plant variety protection laws affect Texas grain producers
United States plans to appeal WTO ruling against cotton program
Insurance, trade and farm bill on agenda for Neugebauer
Artesia Soil Moisture Project gets started
Veneman expected to remain as ag secretary
Exports support wheat prices
Can agriculture's energy emphasis spark a new farm policy?
USDA creates new science-based laboratories
Snowfall delays already late cotton harvest
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
China market dictates U.S. cotton prices
November 18, 2004
U.S. will appeal WTO ruling against cotton
Texas will host conservation tillage conference
Valley drought may be ending
Research targets rice and sugarcane pest
Southwest peanuts threatened by winter weather
Animal ID system highlighted at beef symposium and trade show
Skarke appointed new TGSB director
Research targets pest of rice and sugarcane
e-zine to help visitors get more show for their dollars
Tenth Farm Credit District reports record loan volume
SCPA confers awards for service to industry
October report key to soybean market outlook
Agribusiness: D&PL bringing varieties to market
Peanut disease foils farmers, baffles scientists
Insurance, trade, farm bill, energy top agenda for Neugebauer
Texas A&M names USDA undersecretary to posts
Column: Advances in cotton harvesting technology
Growers vote yes on peanut referendum
Research focuses on water use efficiency
Against own best judgment, here are my voting choices
Farmers Union marketplace projects awarded grant money
$3.8 million awarded in quality water grants For projects through 2007
Opposition brews over disaster relief funding
Fall, winter wheat price trend set
Improvements made on chili harvester
Southwest Beef Symposium set Dec. 14-15
Tech conference set Dec. 9 at Texas A&M
Joint Cooperators Conference reaps grain sales
Choking off those mean, old charity tax loopholes
Work on cereal crop genomes is ahead of schedule
Peanut disease foils farmers, baffles scientists
New soybean line shows resistance to two pests
Farm Credit Services of America nixes bank agreement
Finding a home for cotton, no matter what the quality
No-till farming lowers global warming fears
Weevil combats Giant Salvinia
TGSA endorses Rep. Stenholm for reace in Congress
October report key to soybean market outlook
First 2004 and 2003 final counter-cyclical payments posted
Research focuses on water use efficiency
No-till farming lowers global warming fears
November 4, 2004
Finding a home for cotton, no matter what the quality
New soybean line shows resistance to two pests
Column: Against own best judgment, here are my voting choices
U.S. resumes beef trade with Japan
Fall, winter wheat price trend set
Work on cereal crop genomes is ahead of schedule

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