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Sitemap - November 2008

2008-2009 wheat supply and demand essentially fixed
Expanding U.S. beef trade is vital to the industry’s future
K-State Swine Day 2008: Hog prices may climb in 2009 but profitability still elusive
Oilseed crops for Texas: Opportunities in the High Plains
Forage based ethanol offers promise for fuel
Preaching to the choir: thanks to farmers for food aplenty
Shrinking supply levels indicate better times are ahead for cattle feeders
Seminar prepares agricultural producers for upcoming tax season
Volatility makes risk management critical
Researchers to discuss feeding distiller’s grains to beef cattle in the Southern Plains
Nutrients in water may be a bonus for agriculture
AgriLife Extension to present wildlife management, predator control program in Austin
Cotton still viable crop for Southern Plains
Peanut Profitability Awards to observe 10th anniversary year
Agricultural pesticide disposal offered in Pittsburgh, Creek, Noble and Woodward counties
Wildfire concerns heat up as drought lingers
Perfect storm of calamities threaten W. Texas peanuts
Harkin bill would put light on ‘financial weapons of mass destruction’
Expert says volatile economy makes Master Marketer Program more important than ever
Oil and grain costs way down, but consumer food prices still up
What can farmers expect from new administration?
Texas Farm Bureau plans diamond celebration in Corpus Christi
Buis, Vilsack, Peterson head list of possible ag secretaries
Eigth annual Texas Commodity Symposium program announced
Beans to be the price leader in spring?
Phancy phone includes plenty of phantastic pheatures
U.S. wheat market cools off as stocks increase
Oklahoma State's No-Till Team receives national honor
Managing risk key to farming in 2009
Be ready for run-ups in cotton market
Asian textile mills circumventing boycott of Uzbekistan's cotton
Dry fall weather promotes harvests
Ag Technology Conference scheduled Dec. 11
Commissioner Staples appoints task force to protect Texas citrus from harmful disease
House and Senate Leadership for the 111th Congress
November 20, 2008
PhytoGen geared to gain ground
Day-long dairy conference scheduled during Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show
K-State Ag Profitability conferences slated in six Kansas locations
Yield and fiber quality remain top priorities for Bayer CropScience
Reducing bark is biggest 2008 harvest challenge
Texas Gulf Coast agriculture still suffering from Ike's aftereffects
New gene technology, drought tolerance top goals for Monsanto and Delta and Pine Land
Turkey Day food trending higher in 2008
Amarillo Farm and Ranch Management Symposium scheduled for Dec. 3
Better technology coming for cottonseed industry
TDA: Commissioner Todd Staples urges comments on proposed organic livestock changes
Silent thief steals cotton patch profits
Disease tolerance is key for Americot breeders
Harvest conditions vary across Texas
Economy weighing in on beef cattle markets
Good news shoppers: Those supermarket prices will soon be falling
Transgenic trait acquisition poses challenge for independent
Nutrition key part of growing bred replacement heifers
USGS sampling bodes well for agriculture
Agricultural research pays big dividends
Cattle brucellosis tests still required for change of ownership in Texas
Oilseed demand attracting Texas farmers
Oklahoma peanuts show promise at harvest time
2007 versus 2008, Jekyll versus Hyde
Observe bulls closely during breeding season
TDA announces exemption to use Dermacor on rice seed
Peanut producers host Japanese buyers for Texas tour
Lunt named Texas AgriLife Research Assistant Director
Panda Ethanol to open in January
Grain market uncertainty pushes producers toward risk-management practices
34 supply chain leaders endorse plan for chain-wide electronic produce traceability
New ACRE farm program may generate fewer payments for Texas cotton
Cotton Board announces four new regional communications managers
Cotton organizations convey concern over farm law regulation
USGS groundwater sampling results bode well for agriculture
A bountiful harvest of knowledge
Noble Foundation names first class of senior agricultural consultants
Proper management reduces yield losses from corn insects
Texas citrus on its way to consumers
Rogers selected to lead one of Noble Foundation’s consultation teams
November 6, 2008
Talkin’ Cotton: Harvest slowly getting under way
Drought returns to most of state
U.S. economy may have ways to go before rebound
Farm transition workshops planned in Kansas
U.S. seeks monitoring of Chinese textile imports
Obama could win four southern states in march to victory
AgriLife Research, Extension to investigate Cowhouse Creek conservation practices
Oklahoma black bear population increasing
CCC announces new rules for USDA cotton program
Nutty year leads to short pecan crop in Texas, U.S.
New studies confirm ethanol benefits

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