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POPs legislation introduced by Chambliss, Harkin
Big cotton crop, variable growing conditions highlight 2005 Southwest crop production
Cuba and U.S. Wheat Associates sign historic agreement
Texas politics wrangles over schools, Congress over farm funding
Winter wheat planted acres expected greater than last year
Column: Lessons learned in 2005
2005 cotton crop yields something to celebrate
Going wild hog hunting? Pack gloves with those guns
Rotation with peanuts improves cotton yield
Congressmen, farm groups urge conferees to keep OFAC language in report
More liberalized trade with Cuba could open doors for Southwest
Another bumper cotton crop pushes cottonseed prices down
Brazil moving ahead with biofuel initiatives
Producers argue for sound science, some consumers prefer precautionary principle
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Peanut production equals yield and grade of 2004
South Plains agriculture conferences slated in January and February
Drip irrigation yield increase overshadows higher costs
U.S., China agree to new limits on textile imports
Wheat marketing year price peaked at $3.45
Chambliss opposes added fees for registering pesticide products
Farm groups backing new America’s Heartland Series
Tucumcari hosts Southwest Beef Symposium Jan. 18-19
Column: Whether you like it or not, keep flip flops and sweaters handy
U.S. officials announce launch of West Africa Cotton Improvement Program
What kinds of forages do you really need?
Texas Plains cotton crop is breaking records
Agribusiness: ABA, Farmer Mac announce alliance
Column: Democrats propose farm bill extension
No Step 2 would have little effect on U.S. exports
Rice researchers fight straighthead disease
‘Team effort’ preserved 2002 payment limit language
Portman calls for cutting farm payments by at least half
USDA provides funding for legume genome research
Peanut production equals yield and grade of 2004
USDA’s FSA county committee elections begin nationwide
Southwest Beef Symposium set for Jan. 18-19
Drip irrigation yield increase trumps costs
Are new forages effective? Yes, but do you really need them?
Democrats propose one-year extension of 2002 farm bill
IA President Mills: Irrigation industry must use resources
Peanut production equals yield and grade of '04
U.S. officials: Start West Africa Cotton Improvement Program
Conservation systems meet highlights cotton/rice topics
Twin-row nets more soybean pods
No Step 2 would have little effect on U.S. exports
To make EPA compliance easier: Cooperative, collaborative approach pursued
Charles Morris re-elected president of SCPA group
Too late to do harm: Asian soybean rust found in southeast Texas
Team effort held '02 payment limit language
U.S., China agree to limits on textile imports
Texas Plains cotton crop breaking records
Chambliss against new added fees to register pesticide products
USDA funds legume genome study
Wheat marketing year price peaked at $3.45
ABA, Farmer Mac announce alliance
Treated seeds show promise against pests
Whether you like it or not, keep flip flops and sweaters in reach
A chronology: U.S., cotton leaders' efforts to improve African economies
Farm groups back America's Heartland Series
Ginners and farmers surprised by another large cotton crop
Rice researchers fight straighthead disease and improve grain quality
Reduced tillage, technology hold keys for cotton profit
EU response in Doha Round found lacking
Blackland Income Growth Conference scheduled Jan. 17-18
December 1, 2005

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