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New USDA insurance tools for pasture, rangeland and forage
Editor's Notebook
More farmers taking harder look at no-till system
Column: Maybe it’s time to schedule some farm visits
USDA disaster package won’t provide any relief for wheat growers
Johanns focuses USDA programs to aid drought regions
Harris Barnes, ex-Farm Press editor, dies
Rain improves outlook for Oklahoma cotton
For cotton, online tool helps fight against weed resistance
Editor's Notebook: Welcome rain cools temps
Doha Round negotiations expected to resume in fall
Beef quality summit features ‘gate-to-plate’ education
Switchgrass has potential to alter agricultural landscape, economists believe
Wildlife managers may alter fall forage plans
Panhandle rainfall helps thirsty crops, pastures
TDA Linked Deposit Program may assist drought-ravaged producers
Researchers positively identify insect vector behind disease of Texas vineyards
Possible rate change in rail rates draws industry concerns
BSE confirmed in Alberta beef cow
Editor’s Notebook: Silver lining not apparent in dark, threatening cloud
Alternatives available for winter grazing options
NSP Board votes to create national sorghum checkoff
Research indicates not all cattle diets in the balance
Partisanship budgets, trade will affect farm bill debate
Editor’s Notebook
Ag research focus, funding changing
Rain improves outlook for Oklahoma cotton
Severe water shortage forecast for Tex ag
Alternative fuels conference will highlight research, funding
Iris yellow spot virus poses threat to onions
Prolonged drought forces cattle culling decisions
Editor's Notebook
In midst of drought, fertilizer carryover evidenced
Conditions ‘bleak’ for ag producers
Market focused on size of U.S. cotton crop
Rapid, drastic cuts seen in U.S. peanut acreage
Editor’s Notebook
Step 2 helps U.S. cotton industry end 2005-06 marketing year on high note
Editor’s Notebook
Column: Farm groups on a roll…More to follow?
Monsanto acquires DPL, will divest Stoneville assets
Panhandle wind power could help light the rest of Texas
Texas drought losses estimated at $4.1 billion
Cotton harvest aid recommendations depend on yield potential, economics
CI creates new Fiber Competition Division for increasing textile mill sales
Editor’s Notebook
Immigration reform needed this year, say industry representatives
Editor’s Notebook
Forecasting cotton production is anybody’s guess these days
USDA designates Texas counties as natural disaster areas
Editor’s Notebook
Is export upside worth 10 percent of safety net?
Texas crops continue suffering in little rainfall
Editor’s Notebook
Weather pushing U.S. cotton production lower
At Southern growers meeting: Critical status of peanut industry emphasized
New risk management insurance tools announced for rangeland
Editor’s Notebook
Peanut breeders tapping technology for efficiency and bio-fuel potential
Texas cotton crop taking a beating in prolonged drought
Young farmer strives for efficient production
Summer annual forages require planning
Southwest Sights: Editor’s LOG
Wheat prices peaked on July 11, again
EU close to proposal that would save the Doha Round?
Reaction to WTO breakdown
Wheat prices peaked July 11, again
Conservation plan leads to financial help on the farm
Calcot buys SWIG cotton warehouses
Texas cotton crop taking a beating in drought
Market focused on size of U.S. cotton crop
NCC Cotton Leadership Class chosen
Peanut breeders tap technology for efficiency, bio-fuel potential
Is export upside worth 10 percent of safety net?
Rapid, drastic cuts seen in U.S. peanut acreage
Al Montna to lead USA Rice Federation board
Peanuts get short shrift in most trade agreements
Young farmer strives for efficient production
Water towers, magic springs and gigantic flea markets
Column: Water towers, magic springs and gigantic flea markets
August 3, 2006
Photo Gallery
Weather conditions destroy millions of Texas cotton acreage
Texas Produce Convention starts Aug. 10 in San Antonio

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