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U.S. cotton growers to plant 10.5 million acres
Planting peanuts early risks stand failure
Moisture encourages pasture renovation
Heavy spring rain means fallow fields in N. Texas
Match cattle size to forage resources
Funding ensures food scientists continued work
Homeland security department renews animal disease centers
Plains Cotton Growers’ annual meeting April 8-9
SW increase cotton acreage
Rural broadband projects bring economic opportunity
Where’s the beef? Waiting for consumers to start buying
TFB leader named to Cattlemen’s Beef Promotion Board
Sorghum checkoff funds research, marketing
Cap and trade is 99 percent dead, but EPA may still regulate
Leaders dismayed by Brazil retaliatory trade measures
Wheat looks 100 percent better than last year
Spreading the word on conservation tillage (video)
Agriculture remains beneficiary of cellulosic ethanol efforts
When one travels one learns lessons that merit passing on
Half-baked statistics don’t tell the story
Support of resolutions opposing greenhouse gas regulation plan
Cotton stalk destruction key in weevil eradication
Peanut demand remains strong
Custom canola harvesters listed
Microscopic photography reveals bacteria in wine grape vines
2010 wheat production and price
Best practices for feral hog control
Oklahoma among best in controlling non-point source pollution
NMSU vet discusses bovine reproduction disease
Rotation crucial for weed resistance
Short-term calf removal
Port Corpus Christi applies to be a cotton delivery point
Hay shelters help protect from winds
NRCS extends organic farming deadline
Growers first link in peanut food safety chain
Market 2010 harvested wheat now
Good yearling bull management maximizes success
N.M. workshop focus is healthy pecan trees
Right choices now mean cotton profits later
Rising costs worry producers
Managing dwindling water resources presents challenge
Environmental group — ‘gets its hands dirty’
WTACI announces 2010 scholarship application process
Technology is improving yield and pest management
Sustainable agriculture must be profitable
Vaccinate calves against respiratory diseases
Fire ants are back
Pastures green up, but corn planting still delayed
Economy likely to flatten out in 2010
Updated cotton test results posted
Study finds economic impact of agricultural cooperatives
Animal management practice improvements encouraged
Cotton market could be bullish for a while
Yield is top factor for wheat variety
Genetic mapping of algae biofuel species
Abilene’s Big Country Pecan Short Course March 26
Sorghum checkoff up and running (Video)
New technology offers new challenges
Spanish-type peanuts claim most acreage
Can wheat producers keep pace with demand?
Fundamentals point to higher cotton prices
Monitoring, improved efficiency critical to preserve water resources
New renewable fuel standard would increase net farm income
Register now to attend Oklahoma Beef Quality Summit
Crop insurance coverage pays for Texas farmers
Write about water and ag – win $6,000
Delayed corn planting in parts of the state
NCC: Brazil’s retaliatory trade measures
Dermacor rice seed treatment granted federal registration
Boll weevil eradication improving yields
Slight increase needed for 2010 peanuts
CI, Gap partner in denim drive
First SURE program payments issued
Regulations, deficit, trade among issues affecting Texas agriculture
Smoke, mirrors and funds drive wheat prices
February 2010 has been typical
Local and global food
Scientist receives highest research award
NSP battling RFS untruths
Grassbur control options reviewed
Combating respiratory acidosis part of newborn calf care
Murray named Weed Scientist of the Year
Agriculture Committee approves two bills for floor consideration
Cotton variety picks crucial
Foliar fungicide decision tough one for cotton
Agriculture is part of the solution, not a scapegoat
Don't blame cows for climate change
FCBT reports strong earnings and capital
2010 Farm Press / Cotton Foundation High Cotton Award Winners
Expiring CRP acreage may provide adequate forage production
Rice markets, foreign players
'Bottle Sprayer' invention offers testing of insecticides
Herbicide-resistant sorghum by 2012?
NCC expects another swing at disaster aid bill
First hollow stem decisions
Corn Board elects five directors
Sustainable Agriculture Conference March 25
Western winner, Allen Pierucci, Buttonwillow, California
Southwest winner, Jeff Posey, Fisher County, Texas
Southeast winner, Mike Griffin, Suffolk, Virginia

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