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Current drought exposes farmer to greater risks than in the past
Laws: How do you spell Conservation Security Program? R-e-s-p-e-c-t
To grow cotton, U.S. farmer goes south — way, way south
Questions loom for wheat production
Farm-to-School puts improves nutrition
Preaching to the choir and the Google Nation
Terracing saving tons of soils in the Blacklands
Brazilian agriculture facing a multitude of problems
Laws: Dunavant ends 38-year relationship with NCC
Chili growers: Prepare now for next season
Congressmen optimistic on bill’s program
County committee ballots should be in the mail soon
Eradication efforts signal return to profits
Technology, organics add value to West Texas peanut operation
Cucumber growers protest FSA’s demand for ’02 refunds
Production problems cut chili yields, profits
Furrow diking increases yields, saves acres
Smith: Editor’s notebook
Immigration ‘reforms’ have the potential to cost farmers
End of cheap corn? Sharpen your pencils
Survey: U.S. supports incentives for biofuels
Farm succession decisions require long-range plans
Study shows impact of ag policy reform
Robinson: Last straw — farm programs blamed for obesity
Prepare now for '07 chilies
Last straw farm programs blamed for obesity
USDA's Texas estimate could be more on target than we think
Texas Soybean Board seeks new memberships
In Brazil: Agriculture facing a multitude of problems
Organics, technology add value to peanuts
D&PL ranked most planted cotton brand in 2006
Disaster bill discharge petition drive falls short of base support
Chicago Council puts in its 2-cents worth on farm bill
Calcot's South Texas acreage doubles in size
Wilt, labor woes slicing chili yields
Farmer match-ups would comprise fantasy contests
Pest eradication: Progress signals return to profits
Questions looming for wheat production
Corn growers unveil two revenue assurance proposals head 36/38
Monsanto's acquisition of DP&L in regulatory review stage
LMIC critiques cattle markets
Energy price outlook more optimistic than last year
With terracing: Soils are conserved
In the Texas High Plains: Furrow diking increases yield
Extended drought may delay livestock restocking plans
Clean harvest equipment prevents weevil re-infestation
Noble Foundation: Did ryegrass for drought affect pastures?
October 19, 2006
Smith: Some farmers taking a different approach to disaster relief help
Facing drought, other obstacles, Oklahoma farmers answers for improved profits
News of agribusiness: ARGO names Simeone Morra president of McCormick USA
U.S. objects to Brazil’s request for WTO compliance panel
Companies release new cotton varieties for 2007
LMIC weighs in on current/future cattle markets
2007 DCP sign-up begins
Cattlemen seek market access, equitable treatment in farm bill
Autumn shows signs of armyworms
Drought’s aftermath exacerbates concerns over farm bill debate
Southwest wheat acreage expected up from 2005
Cattle feed in short supply
Renewable energy offers multiple advantages to the nation
USDA designates 10 biobased items for federal procurement
Column: Schwab comments more fodder for U.S. policy critics
Sustainability record of U.S. cotton needs expanded marketing push
Current dry period worst on record for SW Texas
Annual Texas Plant Protection Conference set
Vegetable production, sales require gambler mentality
Switching to new crop could help farmers weather cost squeeze
Nominations accepted for American Farmland Trust’s Steward of the Land Award
Canola research focuses on alternative crop
Symposium for quail enthusiasts set for Oct. 11-13
National Rice Month scholarship forms due Oct. 20
USDA: Texas regains TB-free status
Disaster bill discharge petition drive falls short
Texas Soybean Board seeks new members
With vegetable operations, risks aren't confined to marketplace
Switching to new crop could help farmers weather cost squeeze
Cattlemen seek market access, equitable treatment in farm bill
Agricultural research focus, funding changing
Schwab comments more fodder for U.S. policy critics
In drought's aftermath: New worries enter farm bill debate
Some farmers taking a different approach to disaster relief aid
Renewable energy generates multiple benefits for the nation
Sideways 2006/07 wheat marketing-year price trend
Specialty crop industry's plea: Halt farm program
Sustainability record of U.S. cotton needs expanded marketing push
'06 cotton forecast revised
U.S. objects to Brazil's request for WTO compliance panel
Current dry period worst on record for Southwest Texas
Farm groups call for farm bill extension with a little tweaking
Conference on renewable energy to feature industry leaders
Readers at odds with proposed corridor, governor's view
Beef quality summit features gate-to-plate education
WTO approves U.S. subsidy compliance panel
Brandon: Complacency as pump prices slide
October 5, 2006
CRP savings would be costly, analysts say
Sideways 2006/07 wheat marketing-year price trend
Laws: Wal-Mart ‘sustainability’ strategy drawing more crossfire
Conrad vows to continue disaster aid fight after Nov. 7

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