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Sitemap - February 2008

Breeding cotton to beat the heat
Marketing high priced wheat is hard?
Prolonged drought and heavy fuel load provides opportunity for wildfires
Positive pricing opportunities exist for grain, cotton in 2008
How to cash in on surging cotton market
Texas crop, weather
SW Peanut acreage increasing — cotton prices may be influenced
Energy impact on agriculture feature of Gin Show seminar
Given prices, assessing thin, late-emerged wheat stands is especially important
New technique evaluates cotton variety performance under Verticillium wilt conditions in High Plains
Diamond planting design for peanut crops
Agricultural exports to soar $19 billion above 2007
Don’t blame farm bill for society’s many ills
Rotation options promising for Plain cotton farmers
Crop Production: The stakes have changed but should your betting strategy?
Texas Peanut Producers Board to swear in four newly elected members
TDA announces exemption to use Dermacor on rice seed
National Cotton Council names McClendon chairman for 2008
Bayer CropScience announces 2008 Shared Risk Program for cotton growers
Weil to serve as 2008 CCI president
Energy impact on agriculture feature of Gin Show seminar
Deeper soil sampling may reveal reserves
Foundation partner to commercialize sorghum herbicide-tolerant traits
Soil profile could be hiding variability
DuPont pledges $1 million to World Food Prize
NCC survey says U.S. cotton acreage could drop to 9.5 million
New DuPont Agility SG Herbicide offers wheat growers answers to changing weed control needs
President's budget increases funding for food safety, security
Worldwide fertilizer demand tightens supplies, raises costs
Wheat prices reflect urgent need for acreage
Don't blame farm bill for obesity, or society's many other ills
Preparing for 2008 cotton creates nervous feeling
Spreading the joy on farm program payment means testing
Take precautions to prevent and escape from wildfires
U.S. farms getting bigger, but numbers falling
Prolonged drought and heavy fuel load provide opportunity for wildfires
Cotton outlook favorable for Texas producers
House Ag Committee leaders urge realistic farm bill approach
U.S. cotton spent year battling for respect
Cotton varieties show variations in Fusarium wilt resistance
Marketing high-priced wheat is hard
SW peanut acreage increasing cotton prices may be influenced
Texas BWEP progresses despite weather setbacks
Texas crop, weather
Risk-assessed Grains Marketing Workshops set for three Kansas locations
February 21, 2008
New rules needed for future GE rice research?
West Texas ginner to lead NCGA in 2008
Change in Cuban leadership won’t overshadow record U.S. agricultural exports
Competition for acreage will impact peanut production
March 6 Austin Conference will focus on doing business with Cuba
Winter Canola Production Schools slated
PCCA provides cotton producers state-of-the-art marketing service
TDA announces exemption to use Avitec on corn seed
Surging foreign demand, weak dollar spur U.S. exports
Cotton prices headed to a dollar in 2009?
US appeals WTO Final Compliance Panel Report
East Texas Commercial Fruit and Vegetable Conference set Feb. 19
New rules needed for future GE rice research?
Growing markets bring potential for rubber and oil-seed crops
Wheat futures contract price over $13
Ed Schafer confirmed to head the USDA
Competition for acreage will impact peanut production
Texas BWEP makes progress despite weather setbacks
Still some debate over natural refuges for 2-gene Bt cotton
Texas A&M System, General Atomics receive $4 million for biofuel microalgae research
Energy seminar, new equipment, technologies highlights of Gin Show
Dorgan, Grassley, Washington Post writers just don't get it
Texas is declared brucellosis-free
Positive pricing opportunities exist for grains, cotton in 2008
Plant reflections may be key to early detection of treatment needs
Cotton variety performance evaluated under Verticillium wilt conditions in High Plains
Viruses will be the downfall of civilization as we know it
Conferees have short time to complete farm bill
Rotation options promising for Plains cotton farmers
Growers compared red and green module-building picking machines
Kansas State University researchers move one step closer to curbing pests´ appetite for crops
Texas Farm, Ranch, Wildlife Expo Feb. 19-20 in Abilene
February 14, 2008
Cotton market – a few dollar bulls out there
Texas A&M System, General Atomics receive $4 million for biofuel microalgae research
Texas Tech University researcher wins 2007 Cotton Biotechnology Award
Wheat producers receive higher price than market analysts
Viruses will be the downfall of civilization as we know it
Pasture and Livestock Management Workshops for the Novice set March and April
Sustainability makes sense throughout cotton industry
Growing markets bring potential for rubber and oilseed crops
Fishing enthusiasts will want to catch upcoming largemouth bass educational event
Wheat pasture — grazing or grain
TACC: "Farm Bill Update" buffet breakfast Monday, February 11,2008
K-State Cattlemen´s Day 2008 set for March 7 in Manhattan
Farm bill conference may draw more interest this time
How to cash in on surging cotton market
Sustainability makes sense throughout cotton industry
USDA reports lower corn stocks, record rice yields
Open Cuban market would have tremendous benefit for U.S. rice
Farmers gave at office, so don't expect more, Stallman says
Wheat producers receive higher price than market analysts
Wheat pasture grazing or grain
2007 cotton was surprising 2008 crop price is promising

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