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Sitemap - November 2006

Just enough moisture to keep wheat alive
Forage breeding program could have impact
USA Rice Issues Action Plan to Eliminate Genetically Engineered Traits from Rice Supply
Corn prices buck the trend; move higher on big crops
Next year’s cotton: Can it be profitable?
Column: Harkin’s Ag Committee may not be as jarring for Southern farmers
Poor 2006 peanut crop cuts surplus amount in half
Conrad slowdown forces disaster assistance promise
New program offers state farmers new opportunity
Eradication’s first-year results prove promising
Recent developments positions cottonseed as food
Equipment dealers hang “help wanted” signs nationwide
Crop plans depend on winter rainfall
Stalk destruction critical aspect of boll weevil eradication
Meat exports add value to U.S. soybeans
Winter wheat prices could soften if acreage forecasts prove out
Column: Crossing off bells and whistles
Agricultural pesticide disposal offered in Altus
No easy answers in clean-up of GM rice situation
Staples announces picks for top staff positions
Cotton research could yield protein to feed millions
Cotton adds valuable rotation for wheat country farmers
Columbia, Peru open markets to U.S. beef
Column: The arrogance of power: Voters send message, ‘Enough is enough’
NCC, China Cotton Association signal ‘spirit of cooperation’
Column: Is that P for pigweed or P for production?
Students breathe easier on cleaner-burning school buses
Report: Meat exports add value to U.S. soybeans
For North Blacklands' boll weevil eradication: First-year results promising
In farm bill overhaul Payment plan touted
Stalk destruction key in eradication
Next year's cotton crop: Can it be profitable?
Acreage plans rest on winter rainfall
Cash prices $5 plus or minus about 20 cents
For cattle: Ketosis an post-drought problem
Peanut outlook: Poor crop halves surplus
Spider mites busting more cotton insect budgets
Election may help immigration issue
Global crop production addressed
The Colonel changing recipies
Cotton outlook: Production remains big issue
Now is that P for pigweed or P for production?
Conference talks over Plant Variety Protection Act
Study shows adverse impact of reforms on agriculture policy of
Cotton adds valuable rotation for big wheat country farmers
Combest is featured speaker at rice conference
Playing it smart: Wish list crosses off bells and whistles
2005 cottonseed disaster assistance program announced
AFT: Farm labor crisis deepening
Editor’s notebook
November 16, 2006
Eradication’s first-year results promising
NCC, China Cotton Association sign MOU on trade
Editor’s notebook
President nominates Mark Keenum to be undersecretary of agriculture
Spider mites busting more cotton insect budgets
Wheat prices $5 plus or minus about 20 cents
Column: Environmental groups celebrating Pombo defeat
Cotton production inches over 21 million bales
Mexican tomato damage making impact
Ethanol will power 2007 IndyCar Series season
Bipartisan efforts for farm legislation continue
Change not scary for cotton organization
Harvest estimate: Texas cotton crop at 5.7 million bales
Combest is featured speaker at rice conference
Texas spinach acreage will remain stable
Conference updates Plant Variety Protection Act
Study: Cotton research program effective
New forage genetics program planned
American Farmland Trust: Fully fund conservation programs
Brandon: Don’t expect much change from elections
Volatile U.S. cattle market expected to continue in 2007
New module-building cotton picker ready
Improving water conservation through furrow diking
Current drought exposes farmer to greater risks than in the past
No-till, varieties, technology help farmer increase yields
International Plant Nutrition Institute to address global crop production
Facing drought, pasture recovery is the key
FSA backtracks on refund demands
Corn Growers proposal would replace non-recourse loan
Productive, 15-inch, spindle-picked cotton attracting broader interest
For some sectors: Farm bill proposal is kinder
USA Rice blasts European Commission's GMO rice decision
Check on the deep-fried Snickers; pass on alligator, Ferris wheel
Pecan crop estimate down from 2005 level
Cucumber growers protest, appeal FSA's demand for '02 refunds
Nomination taken for AFT's land steward award
End of cheap corn? Sharpen your pencils
What the market knew, but cotton analysts didn't
To grow cotton, farmer goes south way south
Dunavant ends 38-year relationship with National Cotton Council
Drought, Australia influencing 2007 wheat production, price
Preaching to the choir and the Google Nation
New module-building cotton picker unveiled
Did ryegrass for drought affect pastures?
Congressmen to farmers: Bill may have reliable disaster relief
How do you spell Conservation Security Program? R-e-s-p-e-ct
Extended drought may delay livestock restocking plans
Current drought exposes farmer to greater risks than in the past
In South Texas Plains: Wine grapes take root, prosper

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