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Wheat seeding tips for good stand establishment
Commissioner Staples submits testimony to congress about effectiveness of agricultural disaster assistance programs
Prospective wine-grape grower workshop set Oct. 23 in Saint Jo
No-till practices show extended benefits on wheat and forage
Texas concerned about cattle TB in other states
High Plains brush management symposium scheduled Oct. 15
Up to $24 per acre per day gain or loss
House votes to suspend base acre provision
USGC: European market holds great potential for U.S. sorghum exports
Public invited to K-State to hear experts on climate change
South Texas farmer mulls 2009 cropping decision
South Plains gets a soaking along with Southeast
Weather monitoring in Kansas enters new phase
Trans-Pecos Quail Symposium set for Oct. 2-3 in Odessa
Gannaway achieves career goal as cotton breeder in Lubbock
Senate committee wants to suspend 10-acre rule
Lower Coastal Bend farmers continue harvest as Hurricane Ike hits upper Coast
Oklahoma flood control dams saved state over $2 million during recent heavy rains
Wheat blends increase chances of yield stability
Talkin' Cotton: Timing harvest aid applications complicated by cool weather
Yikes! Ike-related flooding likely to cause mosquito population explosion
Clear skies good news for Valley onion growers
High East Texas soil moisture makes winter pasture still a good bet this year
Sorghums offer unique opportunity for biofuels feedstock production
House committee suspends 10-acre rule
Expert offers advice on caring for livestock after hurricane
NRCS offers assistance for livestock carcass disposal following Hurricane Ike
Range Society meeting set for Nacogdoches, Oct. 8-10
Commissioner Staples requests federal assistance for Hurricane Ike recovery efforts after touring impacted area
Cool weather brings threat of sorghum ergot
Feed, resources needed in Chambers, Jefferson counties to aid 20,000 displaced livestock
Somewhere in American academia a grad student seeks energy answers
K-State researcher says `open sesame´ to the prospect of oilseed crop
Secretary Schafer still working on implementation of new farm bill
COOL mandate begins September 30
Herbicide-resistant grain sorghum trait developed at Kansas State University
Texas AgriLife San Angelo Master Marketer Program to begin in January
Cool breeze means fall is near and good riddance to this summer
Biofuels production plays to U.S. strengths
Texas crop, weather
Texas AgriLife Extension experts: preparation, safety, finances important to disaster recovery
Hurricane Ike devastates agriculture on Upper Coast
September 18, 2008
Arizona pink bollworm eradication proceeding according to plan
Texas AgriLife Extension offers post-hurricane livestock carcass disposal advice
Assistance available to repair watersheds after Hurricane Ike
Brisk late summer temperatures draw concerns for early freeze
Texans are called upon to assist saving thousands of livestock stranded after Hurricane Ike
Senators urge USDA to implement farm bill as written
Herbicide resistant weeds pose threat to Southwest wheat
Manure making a comeback
Biofuels cited as part of energy security solution
USGC: Sorghum production up, corn crop second-largest
AAW asks Senate to support Emergency Agriculture Relief Act
Seeds scattered by Dolly threaten 2009 cotton crop
USA Rice says U.S. should allow hurricane relief for Cuba; Reaffirms support to end sanctions
Bishop reminds producers of Sept. 16 waiver deadline
Upcoming workshops focus on proper management of white-tailed deer
Reduced tillage system aids NE Texas bean, corn farmer
2008 Texas drought losses estimated at $1.4 billion
Cotton Board approves Cotton Incorporated’s 2009 budget
Dry summer lowers expectations for South Texas farmers
Southwest 2008 cotton crop still has problems
AgriLife Extension to present beef production program Sept. 23
Agribusiness: Kansas, Nebraska corn farmers eligible for premium savings
In-season evaluations help improve wheat N efficiency
Guidelines offered for nitrogen management
Impacts of expanded ethanol production on southern agriculture
Sericea lespedeza control time is now
Ag industry must step up to meet increased demand
Commissioner Staples establishes goals to better serve Texans
West Texas Deer Study Group convenes Sept. 23-24 in Albany
Correction
Texas agriculture forging financial friendship with Cuba
Higher prices bringing new uncertainty for farmers
Calling all farmers - Mark your calendar
Grain sorghum producers contend with many insect pests
Effective grass waterways need regular maintenance
Texas soybean board seeks board members
September 4, 2008
Not all wheat producers will make a profit
Hurricane Gustav makes its mark on the 2008 rice crop
Final 2007-crop counter-cyclical payments for peanuts
WFEC to sponsor State’s First Carbon Sequestration Pilot Program
USDA announces proposed rule for requirements of the disposition of downer cattle
Helotes workshop will go ‘whole hog’ on feral swine information
Board appointees to continue checkoff mission
Agronomist gives tips for wheat planted at non-optimal times
President Bush honors Knutson for volunteer service
Sunflower has potential for South Central Kansas

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