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More Flex, more rain needed for 07 cotton
Horticulture Industries Show is scheduled for Jan.5
Agriculture Conferences Slated in January, February
Efficient water use, rotation provide keys to 2007 plans
Next year’s cotton: Can it be profitable?
Mixed scenario for wheat market
Texas corn acreage increase may affect transportation and storage
Farm policy debate centering on extension of current policy
Johanns names new members to Cotton Board
U.S. cotton merchants seeking alternative to loan program
Cotton producers in western high plains zone vote to continue boll weevil program
Here’s an opportunity to earn state pesticide recertification credits and certified crop consultant CEUs
50 years of herbicides: higher yields, lower costs
Don’t get too attached to new varieties, specialists say
What will Santa Claus bring farmers for 2007?
Building a better planter takes Iowa farmer far afield
Next year's wish list: Increased Flex, rain for cotton production
Valley BaseStation2 allows greater focus on energy conservation
Cotton research could yield protein to feed millions
No easy answers in clean-up of GM rice situation
At 45 mph: Pasture management is challenging
Seventy-year war of words continues on sugar program
With domestic cotton: Growers need to focus outside middle of the box
Family farm needs better understanding from the public
Claas harvesters offer feed intake security system
Corn industry: Acres up; industry costs too?
Efficient water use, rotation provide keys to 2007 plans
Filter removes fuel debris
High Plains farmer: Ag success tied with technology
For some Georgia cotton producers: Glyphosate-resistant pigweed a nightmare
A 2006 summary: The good, the bad and the ridiculous
With farm policy: Debate is on extending current bill
It's time to think larger-volume tires
Conference can help reduce farm input costs
Mixed scenario for wheat market
Forage breeding program may have impact on livestock
UT policy specialist's son dies in accident
Lifting vegetable restrictions could affect producers
Moran visiting Cuba to explore political situation
Clean Water Act faces legal challenge
December 21, 2006
Texas citrus market picks up
Johanns named Keith Williams press secretary at USDA
National conservation cotton/rice conference set
U.S. growers need to grow cotton outside the middle of the box
Smith: Trout, etiquette elusive in friendly waters
Family farm needs better understanding from public
Few days to review 2006 tax scenarios
Column: A look at the new political scene
Brandon: Peace still an elusive goal
Oklahoma pecan crop down
Holiday is tree growers’ time to shine
Last chance to sign up for Master Marketer Program
Slightly bearish news for wheat
Farm programs could influence fruit growers
Senate confirms Mark Keenum for USDA post
Wet weather, big crops can stress module protection
Disaster bill united, divided Senate, House members
2007 NCC annual meeting set
Cornyn: Congress must shoulder responsibility for border security
U.S. agricultural exports forecast at record value
Corn growers ask for expanded energy development
Congress increases duty-free access for Haitian textiles
New way to scout for greenbugs
Organization to be advocate for farmers, ranchers
$73 million available for conservation practices
Dec. 13 deadline for MSMA comments
Conrad’s disaster aid attempt is three votes short
Research explores perennial wheat in High Plains
Allergy-free protein shows hope for a risk-free peanut
Cotton Incorporated Fellows contribute to variety work
Shifting seed industry relies on public cotton breeding programs
Harkin's Ag Committee may not be as jarring for Southern farmers
For Southwest cotton farmers: Variety choices abound for 2007
Cotton variety evaluations available to producers
Just enough moisture to keep wheat alive
Siblings bring bio-fuels to community
Producers look to varied sources for cottonseed selection decisions
For better cotton varieties: Germplasm advances play critical role
In new cottonseed development: Southwest is critical test area
Two-aisle effort for farm bills continue
Young angler's lack of etiquette crosses the line of no return
For Oklahoma State cotton research Variety evaluation brings solutions
Arizona cottonseed research: Higher yields, improved heat tolerance developed
United Soybean Board elects Nieman, Boudreaux
Don’t get too attached to new varieties, specialists say
Cotton still adapting to demands of export market
Column: Congress’ performance falls short
December 7, 2006
Combest: Current farm policy is the low cost option
TFB calls for eminent domain reform
Rice award winners honored at USA Rice Outlook luncheon
Wheat commission director sizes up crop
Sen. Hutchison: Disaster aid energy are priorities
Master Marketer program returns to Lubbock
Agriculture facing more skirmishes with new Congress
Senate ready to discuss ag appropriations
‘Eye on Energy’ conference Jan. 30-31
Estimate: Fall grazing will be down
Oklahoma vegetable meeting Dec. 15

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