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Sod-based rotation provides multiple benefits
Texas AgriLife Research and Bayer CropScience join forces to advance wheat research
Be selective when choosing herd bulls for cattle operation
USDA report: cattle prices expected to rise
Rains improve forages and the outlook for Texas spring planting
Evaluation of pasture health
Looking forward to wife’s retirement — no more cooking
AgriLife Research study shows temperatures may change disease resistance in wheat
Beneficial rains raise reservoir levels but LCRA set to limit water use
Crop Insurance Claims Break $10 Billion Barrier
Increased nutrient management boosts wheat yields
Oklahoma ranked number two in controlling non-point source pollution
A big lobbying game behind your favorite little sweet
Beef program helping producers 'PEP' up their bottom line
Expert: Texas cattle producers should remain de-stocked despite recent rainfall
Cotton insect losses down, but control costs up
Timber market recovery hinges on economy and housing upturn
Commentary: U.S. waterways system repair, construction a national embarrassment
Prospects for U.S. agriculture continue to be strong
‘Phoning it in’ on center pivot irrigation tire pressure
2012 Peanut Expo theme is “Preparing for the year ahead”
Texas Supreme Court rules landowners own groundwater
Achieving corn yield potential requires genetics, management
Know planter capabilities, limitations for no-till systems
Australia’s record wheat stocks
Above normal tornado numbers expected in 2012
CropLife America moves to dismiss Endangered Species Act ‘mega’ suit
South Korea FTA to be up and running on March 15
Higher plantings for corn, cotton acres fall
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture says border land values hit bottom amid security concerns
Most of Texas gets needed rain
Intensive wheat management requires attitude adjustment
Goodbye, Scarlett…
Drought promotes mesquite bean toxicity in cattle
Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain
Ginner’s job is preserving quality
Significant changes coming in estate taxes
Wheat’s divorce from corn profitable
Resistant pigweed serious, so far not tragic in West Texas
Timely farm bill debate and Brazil top NCC issues
Election year, budget pressure will affect ag policy
Cotton faces global stock growth, uncertain markets in 2012
Equipment Forum: Sunflower has new air carts in lineup
Equipment Forum: New Holland introduces new combines
Times demand new approach to farm risk management
Mixed reactions to Obama 2013 budget proposal
Producers facing elimination of direct payments
Cotton finds big market with Under Armour
Texas wheat crop may be “nip and tuck” through season
Fifty years brings significant changes to agriculture
Topguard exemption gives cotton new root rot control tool
Farm bill advice: Tread carefully when altering crop insurance policy
USDA readies for 2012 Census of Agriculture
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U.S. Energy Department grants $1.87 million for plant fuel project
Corn and soybean profitability to remain strong
Timely farm bill debate and Brazil top NCC issues
Texas boll weevils took a hard hit in 2011
Even with wet spring, many pastures unlikely to soon return to full capacity
Feral swine invade New Mexico farm and rangeland, threaten agriculture
Okla. expects sharp drop in cotton acreage
‘A fine report card’ for cotton checkoff investment
Cannibals for constituents and missionaries for dinner
Farm equipment sales: competition heats up
Texas Comptroller report warns of megadrought devastation
Cotton faces global stock growth, uncertain markets in 2012
New traits: Soybeans' gleaming future
Crop insurance likely a key component of new farm bill
Equipment Forum: White introduces planter on tracks
Equipment Forum: Case IH expands product offerings
Report shows most corn growers following refuge requirements
It may be time to place price floor on new crop corn
Silence of the honey bee hives
Recreation offers income opportunities for farmers
Ag economist: Farm bill unlikely this year
Equipment Forum: Deere adds to product lineup for 2012
Smartphone app accesses soil survey information
U.S. rice stars in new video
NCC survey points to 13.63 million cotton acres in 2012
Farm Credit to help promote referendum on grain producer indemnity fund
2012 Cattle producers advised to use caution as prices march higher
Diseased South Texas citrus trees destroyed
Texas agricultural exports to Cuba continue growth
Deep soil tests may show residual nutrients, save money
USDA zeroes in on final production numbers
Texas boll weevils took a hard hit in 2011
Blacklands 4-H youth receive scholarships at BIG Conference
First phase of Rio Grande Produce Park opens in Valley
Good rains, but mild weather could put a 'chill' on fruit production
From the e-mailbag: some rebuttals on exporting of U.S. oil and fuels
Premiums on Trend-Adjusted APH Endorsements
CAST examines balance between conservation tillage and herbicide-resistant weed management
Corn market remains unsettled
Cattle prices could remain strong into next year
Former Shell Oil president rips Congress for lack of energy policy
IRS makes changes to Schedule F
Trans-Pacific Partnership could provide major gains for cattlemen
Elections, deficits will impact farm bill discussions
Crow ping-pong and the hunt for glory
MSU researcher finds link to H5N1 bird flu

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