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June 2008 wheat prices above $8
Pecan growers can turn to on-line resource to manage pests
USAID tops $1.39 billion in emergency food aid provided in FY 2008
Plains Cotton Growers face weather, policy changes in ‘08
Wheat production, profitability will highlight Wheat Field Day on May 15
Keith Menchey rejoins National Cotton Council
Dierschke regarding Governor Perry’s request on Renewable Fuels Standards
Pineywood Cattle Congress set for May 9 in San Augustine County
Rice fluff: economist says supplies aplenty for U.S. consumers
Texas Farm Bureau supports transportation alternatives
Tips for planting corn focus on seed placement
Passing of Polaroid stirs editor’s memories
Texas crop, weather
Preplant irrigation management critical for High Plains cotton
Consider herbicide carryover potential before recropping wheat ground
Recent Energy Articles
Caution advised for cotton fertility changes
Pierce’s Disease Symposium slated for April 30 in Driftwood
Wind power to help West Texas town desalinate groundwater
Rice demand continues worldwide in 2008
High wheat prices require planning on producer’s part
Talkin' Cotton: OK Boll weevil numbers dip below 20 in 2007
Choice: $10 wheat with volatility or $3 wheat without
U.S. corn crop needs 3 million more acres
What’s your quail count?
K-State economist expects more corn
Plains Cotton Growers face weather, policy changes in 08
Cotton and grain industries say markets are broken
USA Rice Federation urges Congressional approval of U.S.-Columbia FTA
Tips for planting corn focus on seed placement
Mineral supplements can affect beef cattle performance
Bush administration proposes axing Lubbock Gin Lab - again
Presidential election adds pressure to get farm bill debate done on time
Preplant irrigation management critical for High Plains cotton
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Administration tightens reins on ag spending
Agriculture's role in fuels production still being defined
Harkin: farm bill framework in place, funding questionable
Report from the AgOutlook 2008 Conference - Economies, the energy bill and their
Salt-tolerant gene found in simple plant
June 2008 wheat prices above $8
Triticum Mosaic Virus adds new wrinkle to wheat disease picture
Plains Cotton Growers hear updates on challenges, opportunities for 2008
Caution advised for cotton fertility changes
Oklahoma legislature funds Noble, OU and OSU ethanol effort
Closing Lubbock gin lab makes no economic sense, boggles mind
Oilseed crop may sprout new life as biodiesel source
Prevention is critical aspect of peanut disease control
Neugebauer says time to focus on issues other than the farm bill
Consider herbicide carryover potential before recropping wheat ground
New ethanol plant technology uses cattle power
Commissioner Staples awards more than $1 million in grants for Texas wine education and research
Monsanto explains price hikes for Roundup
Commodity exchange sometimes resembles casino gambling hall?
Early decisions critical for peanut crop success
Texas crop, weather
How late can nitrogen be applied to wheat?
April 17, 2008
Conservative approach is best bet for 2008 crop production
FAO to help poor farmers increase production
Agronomist gives tips for assessing wheat freeze injury symptoms
Early start in peanuts is key to effective weed control
Last year’s cotton crop gets bigger, so do stocks
International Conference on Advances in Textiles, Nonwoven and Technical Textiles July 14-16, 2008
House announces farm bill conferees
Domestic cotton use climbs
Rice and cotton planting getting underway
West Texas ethanol plants producing renewable fuels
April 25 AgriLife Extension Field Day in McKinney
Neugebauer a conferee for the 2008 farm bill
The stench of fear in the wheat industry
Texas crop, weather
Beef Cattle and Forage Crops Field Day scheduled for May 1 near Mound Valley
GMO peanuts could improve health, production efficiency
Climate change may be fueling a new generation of more aggressive weeds
Multi-County range education workshop and tour set May 1
At what level is bioenergy production a viable option for the High Plains?
Closing gin lab makes no economic sense
Wheat may be entering down trend, analyst says
U.S. peanut industry may need more acres in 2008
FAO expects rice production to rise by 1.8 percent in 2008
Kansans can plant trees to right inherited imbalance in nature
Bush Administration proposes axing Lubbock gin lab — again
2008 PIE Program Tours Set
AgriLife Researcher looking at wildfire impact on South Texas wildlife
Forum to address market volatility
Cotton recognized during International Year of Natural Fibers
Tread-to-tread tire demonstration shows benefit of 23-degree bar angle
Farm Press staff changes announced
Agribusiness personnel management conference set April 16-17 in San Antonio
Early start in peanuts is key to effective weed control
Agriculture advocates: extending 2002 farm bill not feasible
Biofuels future bright despite challenges
Rice demand continues strong worldwide in 2008
Conservative tack best approach for 2008 crop production
Funds continue to bully cotton fundamentals
Biofuels drive FAPRI 10-year projections
Early decisions critical for peanut crop success
Passing of Polaroid cameras recalls earlier-era photographic adventures
Research could reap residual benefits for beef eaters and beef producers

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