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Sitemap - September 2006

Greg Frey
Emergency appropriations reform bill introduced
No-till cotton makes best of limited rainfall in 2006
Commentary: Renewable fuels are coming of age
Specialty crops legislation benefits farmers and consumers
What will second generation Bt cotton bring to table?
USDA issues final rule on ‘wet cotton’ bales
Texas spinach growers say product is safe
LMIC weighs in on current/future cattle markets
Wheat industry meets to discuss opportunities and challenges
House Democrats present disaster relief petition, lambaste Republican leadership
Editor’s notebook
Discharge petition effort on agriculture disaster assistance begins
Master marketer program returns to Lubbock in 2007
Transportation improvements needed for more efficient produce industry
Bush administration puts forth trade pact with Columbia
Smith: With obstacles ahead, marital happiness looms large
Severe water shortage forecast for Texas agriculture
Fall control recommended for tough weed species
Clean cotton harvest equipment prevents weevil re-infestation
Harris Barnes, ex-Farm Press editor, dies
Drought, markets highlight beef cattle conference
Corridor may swap farmland for asphalt
Congressman on next farm bill: Let's try something better
Pioneer brochure offers growers comprehensive soybean analysis
Net farm or net cash income?Aren't you glad you asked
Transportation improvements needed for better efficient produce industry
Bush administration puts forth trade pact with Columbia
University of Florida introduces three new peanut varieties
For Texas agriculture: Severe water shortage forecasted
Many obstacles ahead, but marital happiness looms large
USDA: $17.5 million available for renewable energy investment
New Mexico, Texas set dairy meeting
Firestorm herbicide is regestered
USDA issues final rule on wet cotton bales
In Texas vineyard disease: Researchers identify insect vector
For onions: Yellow spot virus a threat
U.S. rice producers have eyes trained on overseas markets
Former congressman: Divisive politics stalling progress
June '07 wheat price predicted at $3.80
Industry leaders address GM rice imbroglio
Farm Bureau lists pros and cons for corridor plan
Farm Bureau Mutual buys Crop1 Insurance, continues discount plan
Second generation technology: What's advantage of next Bt cotton?
Natural refuge for two-gene Bt cotton meets resistance
Trans Texas Corridor route would remove thousands of farm acres from production
Specialty crop industry opposes extension of current farm program
Grazing school will offer hands-on activities
September 21, 2006
Oklahoma cotton leaders to USDA: Expedite disaster aid
Emergency grazing on CRP acres extended in 30 states
Cotton’s Dirty Laundry Tour to engage college students
Column: Drought relief likely to be hot issue in October
Natural refuge for two-gene Bt cotton meets resistance
June 2007 wheat price predicted to be $3.80
Texas Representatives call for disaster assistance package
Wheat planting deadline nears
Livestock grant program offsets drought problems
‘USDA’s Texas estimate could be more on target than we think’
Texas Cooperative Extension sets September cotton tours
U.S. rice producers have eyes on overseas markets
University of Florida introduces three new peanut varieties
EPA landmark program expands ethanol use
U.S. objects to Brazil’s request for WTO compliance panel
Peanut herbicides facing heavy resistance problems
Wheat industry meets to discuss opportunities, challenges
Guest worker, amnesty keys for immigration law reform
USDA reduces 2006 cotton forecast slightly
Cotton industry urged to adjust product to foreign needs
Panhandle ag producers try to recover from drought damage
Oklahoma ag loan programs approaching deadline
Avoid farm safety hazards during harvest
Senate Ag Committee chairman hears support to extend current farm laws
Menard County cotton producers vote to join boll weevil eradiation zone
Editor’s Notebook
Column: Performance plus quality adds up for Angus producers
National Farmers Union sizes up farm bill from listening tours
2006 comes a cropper under July’s heat, lack of rainfall
Planning ahead can save home from wildfires
Ranch speakers to present ‘Ranching in a Changing Environment’
Centennial Farm relies on wheat, diversity and heritage
Latest technologies demand investments of time, money
NSP Board OK's sorghum checkoff
Prices up a nickel on shrinking cotton crop?
Wheat prices peaked July 11, again
New USDA insurance tools for pasture, rangeland and forage
Cotton industry urged to adjust product to foreign needs
Farmer group concerned about possible futures manipulation
Wheat specialist: Don't focus solely on last growing season with next variety selection
Alternative fuels conference Oct. 3-4
For immigration reform Keys are guest worker, amnesty
This fall: Doha negotations expected to return
USDA to help revitalize Iraq's farms
When selecting wheat seed: A mix of varieties may bring optimal success
For integrity's sake, crop award winners subject to random testing
Diversity plays crucial role in Northeast Texas farm
With herbicides: Peanuts facing resistance
Economists believe: Switchgrass has potential to alter ag landscapes
After four decades: North Texas cotton farmer still learning
Don’t select wheat and oat varieties on one season’s challenges

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