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Halloween rainfall brightens prospects for 2006 wheat crop
USDA expands national soybean rust risk management tool
National Weather Service has precipitation Web page
Cautious fertilization adjustment planned for 2006 wheat, corn
U.S. filing WTO case against Turkey's rice import restrictions
Column: Reconciliation support depends on whose ox is being…..
One bale more per module means savings for producers and ginners
Campaign urges smarter farming
PCAs urged to help turn VOC issue into win-win situation
Drip irrigation opens new frontier for research on the Rolling Plains
Growers and homeowners can help detect citrus disease
Farmers will feel fuel hikes in bottom line
U.S. filing WTO case against Turkey’s rice import restrictions
Fed cattle market to stay challenging, Blach tells cattle feeders
Senate defeats Grassley’s latest payment limit amendment
Conditions place June wheat at $3 average
Doing business with Cuba seminar scheduled
Column: Farmers brood over a future uncertain, uncontrollable
Near-record crop putting pressure on rice prices
‘Ball is in EU’s court,’ U.S. negotiators tell WTO
Wheat research proposal awarded
FSA county committee elections begin nationwide
Keys to cotton profit: tillage, technology
For producers, ginners: One bale more per module means savings
Farmers brood over a future uncertain, uncontrollable
Farmers will feel fuel hikes in bottom line
Industry expert foresees: Fed cattle market to stay challenging
Compounds may help produce juicier meat
Halloween rainfall brightens prospects for 2006 wheat crop
Homeowners: Help detect citrus disease
Delta King Seed announces SoyDiesel Essay Scholarship
National Cotton Council CEO says: U.S. must ensure the right price for Doha talks
Doing business with Cuba meet scheduled Nov. 29
USDA expands national soybean rust risk management tool
Grassley's latest payment limit amendment defeated
Near-record crop putting pressure on rice prices
EU response in Doha Round found lacking
Drip irrigation opens new frontier for research on the rolling plains
Cautious fertilization adjustment planned for 2006 wheat and corn
Campaign's message: Mexicans urged to be smarter farmers, wiser ranchers
Texas agriculture commissioner is speaker at rice conference
Reconciliation help hinges on whose ox is being
Conditions place June wheat near $3 average
With new environmental regulations: PCAs can reduce policy's impact
U.S. filing WTO case against Turkey's rice import restrictions
Chemical companies preparing to raise prices
Timely application still best for Roundup Ready Flex
Tool effective in evaluating riparian buffers
November 17, 2005
Plethora of issues, ideas presented to USDA official
U.S. bean, corn and cotton crops grow larger
Texas plant protection conference nears
Asian soybean rust found in southeast Texas
Calcot test marketing Texas Coastal Bend FiberMax cotton
We do it right and do it better, NCBA president tells cattle feeders
Not much near-term relief seen for cotton prices
USDA considers... Buyout to make step 2 go away
High pump prices fuel interest in renewable altenatives
Cotton farmers defining best management practices
Column: Déjà vu for soybean farmers all over again?
Two issues may shape the 2007 farm bill
Wait and see recommended for farm energy purchases
No increase predicted for U.S. wheat acreage
India coming on strong in cotton production
Fleahoppers replacing weevils as Oklahoma cotton’s top pest
House committee passes new energy supply bill
Doing business with Cuba seminar scheduled
More safeguard petitions follow textile talks failure
Early nutrient management plays crucial role in crop development
National sorghum producers instrumental in increasing sorghum LDP
Better varieties cited for improved yields
Pombo introduces revised Endangered Species Act
Price outlook grim for U.S. corn producers
In the Senate: Ag Committee approves spending cuts of $3.014 billion
Growers say: Flex may revolutionize weed control
Two issues may shape new farm bill
Economist says: Wait and see recommended for farm energy purchases
Bean, corn and cotton crops grow larger
Nation taking a closer look at fossil fuel alternatives
Defender potato makes fries, foils late blight
Gulf samples show no fish contamination
India coming on strong in cotton production
No increase predicted for U.S. wheat acreage
Is it Dj vu for soybean farmers all over again?
In Oklahoma: Fleahoppers top weevils as cotton's No. 1 pest
Chemical companies preparing to raise prices
Reminder: Noble Foundation's 2005 Grazing School
From farm bill tour: Plethora of issues presented to USDA official
Input choices gain greater scrutiny
Ball is in EU's court, U.S. tells WTO
National Soybean Rust Symposium scheduled
For Roundup Ready Flex: Timely application still best decision
Early nutrient management plays crucial role in crop development
From impact of hurricanes: Pecan growers attempt recovery
Safeguard petitions follow textile talks failure
Lower world wheat production bumps U.S price projections
Scientists seek biocontrols vs. sharpshooters
Branded beef programs growing, panel tells feeders
Price outlook grim for U.S. corn producers
Not much near-term relief seen ahead for cotton prices

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