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NSP speaks out against overregulation
Texas peanuts promising
Cotton stalk destruction extended
International Pepper Conference attendees
Southwest chile pepper industry at crossroads
Cotton technology moving growers forward
Estate planning can be difficult
Survey to examine soy oil, protein levels
NPDES permit on schedule?
A bone to pick with USDA
Water conference Oct. 26 in Topeka
Texas producers on 2011 NCGA action teams
Conservation award announced
Moisture, pests delay wheat seeding
‘Telling half the story’
Guest Commentary: Increased production variability
Mid-South cotton harvest exceeds early expectations
Farm production expenses drop
Senate urged to extend biofuels tax incentives
EPA's NPDES permit plans 'too optimistic'
Red River Runner offers “super grades”
Cotton stalk destruction deadline extended
Web soil survey featured at international show
Red River Runner peanuts
Chad Godsey
Jeannie Hileman
Dollar cotton excites ginner
Late-season irrigation, pest decisions in desert cotton
Dollar cotton excites ginner
Red River Runner offers “super grades”
Oklahoma peanuts promising
U.S. peanut production forecast up 11 percent from 2009
The only way to make a profit is to sell
Annoying lawyers may be costly idea
Can the market justify $6 wheat?
Herbicides control volunteer canola
Paul Hollis
Roy Roberson
Glen Rutz
Rice growers turn to computer
Armyworms intense after tropical-storm rains
Corn industry outlook for 2nd half of 2010
Cool-season forages for winter grazing
Oklahoma upgrades boll weevil eradication status
Sunflowers bright spot for High Plains
Researchers battle streak mosaic virus
Sorghum checkoff provides input on European levy
Dollar cotton offers profits, experts say
Western farmers face decisions on irrigation, pest
Research farm top CCRI priority
CCRI, A&M-Commerce collaborate on research
Kovachich eyes career in conservation
Cottonseed insurance pilot 2011 introduction
Congress should deal with health care 1099
More good days than I can count
Cattle Raisers question tax increases
Wheat diagnostics
Biodiesel tax credit decision ‘disappointing’
Cattle producers, watch for Anaplasmosis
Crop diagnostics, a touch of the button
Old genetics, better cotton?
Oklahoma beef pledges $250k for Grandin professorship
OSU honors distinguished alumni
Environmentalists must eat, too.
K-State connects beef producers, online training
CRP: 50,000 offers for 4.8 million acres
NCC delegation visits China
Texas Soybean Board election set
Lincoln: 2009 disaster assistance coming
USDA 2009 disaster relief summary
Rural economy strong; farm exports up
Peanut growers ponder farm bill changes
Expert: Weed resistance must be dealt with
Damper for the wheat markets?
Guest: Growing the Economy
U.S. rice production, export estimates higher
USDA to survey cotton, corn producers
Iowa Farm Bureau says no to direct payments
Hermine helps most crops, hurts some cotton
Texas bioenergy program receives $1 million grant
Cotton riding a lively bull
Lawsuits seek protections for bison other struggling species
Texas peanut growers selected
Searcy A&M interim department head
Aflatoxin continual issue says TCPB
Special soil testing campaign
Cotton stalk destruction deadlines
Over-the-top sorghum grass control
SEEP committee releases findings
Playa Lake Recharge Project seeks participants
KSU, OSU funding for insect management
ASTA best management practices in new guide
USDA: record production for corn, soybeans
Texas cotton, grain promising
Hermine damages Coastal Bend crops
Inaugural Borlaug Legacy Series Sept. 14
Facebook, time well spent
Extension reminds Texans about disaster preparedness
Hermine mostly helps S. Texas ag
NCC supports 1099 reporting requirement repeal

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