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Tips to maintain your pesticide applicators license
Multi-pronged approach essential to manage aflatoxin in corn
Multi-pronged approach essential to manage aflatoxin in corn
Prevention best approach to reduce foodborne illness
Prevention best approach to reduce foodborne illness
Alternative crops may enhance grower rotation opportunities
Promising results for breeding drought-resistant cowpea
Promising results for breeding drought-resistant cowpea
Ag groups supporting U.S., Korea trade agreement
Farmland demand hits record high as listings drop to historic low
Precision nematode control in cropping systems
Chinese cotton crop looking for a home, any home
Secretary Vilsack made the right decision on RR alfalfa
Roundup Ready alfalfa available for spring planting
Social networking to enhance your ag career
Calculating risks for crop insurance 2011
Women farmers gain increasing role in agriculture
Cattlemen set national policy priorities
Drought-tolerant corn varieties on the way
Texas rice farmers have new management options
Soil moisture improves 2011 crop outlook
Biofuels: loan guarantees and production projects
Cotton has joined Hit Parade price party
How to genetically modify a seed, step by step
Understanding a grapevine’s response to drought
New herbicide resistant traits coming to cotton fields
Precision technology can play role in herbicide applications
Animal rights groups driven by agenda
Key to global food security is good plant health
Renewable energy at USDA
Empty commodity pipelines favor cotton strength
Glyphosate-resistant weeds growing in number
Resistance could be key to Temik loss
Peanut/cotton rotation possible option
Peanut/cotton rotation possible option when Temik no longer available
Resistance seen among certain common herbicides, prescription drugs
East Texas receives some rain
East Texas receives some rain
Changes coming in farm programs?
ASA applauds USDA rollout of biobased product label
Social media: The next agricultural frontier
Atrazine’s reduced weed control can be predicted
Manure vital to farming’s future
Farmers prepare for tax deadline
Budget concerns will overshadow 2012 farm bill
GM alfalfa: House struggles with biotechnology
What is your favorite pickup truck?
Resistance could be key to Temik loss
New uses for cotton burs
More tools needed for plant bug control
New tools coming for resistance effort
Clinton, Stabenow to speak at USDA Outlook Forum
High cotton prices – will consumers push back?
Sustainability pledge helps increase donations to local food banks
USDA grants to boost sustainable bioenergy education
New biobased product label
Agribusiness: No going back if Clearfield rice technology lost
Can sweet corn be grown using less atrazine?
Citrus breakthrough may thwart greening
Oklahoma producers should be assessing wheat topdress needs now
Texas crop, weather
Texas crop, weather
Funding available for Texas grassland owners
Current cattle prices not likely to fizzle quickly
Production conference highlights canola advantages
Production conference highlights canola advantages
Commodity Classic early registration ends Jan. 20
Livestock producers must build consumer trust
USDA launches Cropscape geospatial data service
Today's farm land appreciation brings memories of the 1980s
Farm Bureau elects grassroots leaders
EPA biomass delay gives biofuels industry breathing room
Cotton quality improvements needed to boost competitiveness, CI researcher says
U.S. cotton industry – best imitated, not dismantled
Vision 21 seeks to examine cotton fabric life cycle
Crop insurance policy changes reviewed
RMA proposes to reward farmers participating in Federal Crop Insurance Program
Soybean and corn prices should direct consumption and acreage
NCGA database helps growers make smart seed decisions
Despite snow, dry conditions still affecting wheat pasture cattle operations
Cotton Board’s Bill Gillon: ‘Good time for cotton industry’
Volatility name of the game with commodity prices
NRCS to offer assistance for managing weed resistance
AFBF president: new spirit of ag advocacy
Gene helps crops use less water without biomass loss
Pigweeds: chopping costs, burning fields and moldboard plows
RMA Proposed Rule to boost crop insurance benefits
CPAT & TCPB support change from HFCS to “Corn Sugar”
AgriLife Extension to conduct survey of custom agricultural rates
Spider mites becoming bigger problem in cotton
Tragedy in Tucson cries out for introspection
Conventional varieties may or may not be considered
Yield, variety traits weigh heavily for Texas cotton producers
EPA proposes to withdraw use of pesticide sulfuryl fluoride on food
Weed resistance challenges growers, industry
Weed resistance challenges growers, industry
Corn stocks even tighter, more rationing ahead
Dick Winters, a true American hero, dead at 92
Texas citrus gets the green light to ship again
Texas citrus gets the green light to ship again

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