Southwest Farm Press
Home > Sitemap - March 2012

Sitemap - March 2012

Cotton acres down 11 percent at 13.15 million
Tri-County Beef and Forage Workshop set April 20
AgriLife Extension sets Agricultural Issues Conference April 3 in Lubbock
Lower Rolling Plains Agricultural Conference set for April 4 in Snyder
AgriLife Extension sets pasture management workshop in Lampasas
AgriLife Extension to offer statewide cow herd rebuilding programs in April and May
Cautious optimism expressed for West Texas cotton
Time to apply a fungicide to control foliar diseases on Oklahoma wheat
US Rice Quality White Paper
Goodbye La Nina hello uncertainty
Texas Ag Commissioner says Fed regulation overshadows conservation efforts
Field history plays critical role in cropping decisions
Two dollar cotton influencing 2012 crop
MF Global questions remain despite investigations and hearings
New government funding for biomass research and development initiative
Rising farmland prices bring economic shift
Pink slime controversy fueled by mass hysteria
Hostility to GM crops costing Europe dearly
Ag groups call for broad-based U.S.-EU trade agreement
Opportunities plentiful in grass finishing beef
A meal is a terrible thing to waste
Cotton markets down, not out
AgriLife agronomist: It’s a mixed bag
Death of the white African farmer
IRS provides 10 tax tips for farmers
SCAM ALERT: Don’t be fooled by official-looking USDA fax
A better mouse, not a better mousetrap
Texas bluebonnets
Election 'chickens' coming home to roost for farm bill debate
La Nina fading, outlook improving for SW
Distiller’s grain apparently safe for pigs
Sugar policy a resounding success since 2008 farm bill
Sackett case will curb EPA regulation in agriculture
Ginning industry continues to face regulatory and budget hurdles
March 28 grower meeting to focus on citrus greening disease
AgriLife Extension to lead statewide cattle herd rebuilding education initiative
Grass-fed beef conference scheduled May 30-31 in College Station
Multi-County Range and Wildlife Workshop to focus on drought recovery
Rangeland Recovery Workshop set April 5 in Andrews
American debate over food production ‘very cluttered’
USDA-NRCS research verifies record setting drought
USDA says larger farms will get larger share of government payments
Cotton Incorporated hires new director of ag research
Drought-damaged pastures require special care this spring
Scientists move closer to solving pasture bloat problem
New Herbicides available for 2012
Wheat conditions unusual this spring
Rain makes grain
Long-term study finds no negative effects from GM food
Herbicide resistance – when will we get past this?
Program updates critical corn export market information for growers
U.S. beef herd expansion in early stages
National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition releases 2012 farm bill platform
American Sugar Alliance offers testimony to Senate Agriculture Committee
Broad contours of new farm bill begin to emerge
Tax planning for 2012 more important than ever
EPA ready for E15 rollout
Freeh urged to block bonuses for MF Global execs
Pesticides get undue blame in honey bee decline
Agricultural research hit hard as USDA labs close
Farm Press TV
Farm Press TV
Crop diversity key to fighting hunger?
Farm Bureau identifies priority spending for ag budget
The case for ag majors gets a boost
U.S. Long-Grain Rice Industry: At a crucial crossroads
Updated 2011 Texas agricultural drought losses total $7.62 billion
Senate bill restores common sense to farm subsidies
Old computers hold more than digital memories
‘Which child do you feed?’
Ryan budget would slash agriculture spending $30 billion
Farm programs indirectly affect agribusiness
Lower cotton seeding rates cut input costs, not income
Rain, rain, rain and weeds, weeds, weeds
Wheat farmers cautioned about disease potential
Green Seeker technology helps farmers worldwide
Two-step program controls resistant ryegrass in wheat
Boll weevil eradication achieved in Louisiana
Baler checkup can prevent costly downtime
U.S./South Korea trade agreement now in force
NCC: Risk management tools critical in future farm policy
Forage, corn feed alternative for cattle may come from biodiesel industry
Corn yield prospects vary widely
Recent rains stimulate weed growth
21st Century technology changing how farmers and ranchers attend conferences
Charged Cotton chasing $450 million profit
Texas congressman says new farm bill needed now
Cotton backs ‘STAX’ program, rice against ‘one size fits all’ approach
Former Miss America says next generation ready to do more
As farm bill debated, FAPRI offers latest baseline projections
Backing farmers, bolstering markets and feeding local communities
USDA and Rural Community College Alliance to jointly strengthen rural economy
National Cotton Council chairman starting new year with full plate
Challenging times persist for U.S. rice producers
Dairy producers back resolution urging passage of farm bill
‘Deep-loss’ farm bill policy proposal pushed
Is a big milk price collapse coming?
Feeding dairy steers can be profit center
Farmers could see financial letdown in 2012 after booming 2011
Pesticide overuse reaps insect resistance and diversity desert

Hot Topics
  1. Drought
  2. Irrigation Systems
  3. Water Resources
  4. Climate Change
  5. Wildlife Management
  6. Farm Bill
View All
Continuing Education Courses
Alfalfa Pest Management/Selecting Right Variety
This CE course is accredited for hours in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. The content focuses...
New Course
Current Status of Herbicide Resistance in Weeds
The 2,000 member Weed Science Society of America’s (WSSA) Herbicide Resistance Action...
New Course
Disease Management in Citrus Orchards in California, Florida and Texas
The course details six of the primary diseases affecting citrus: Huanglongbing (Citrus...
View All Courses

Newsletter Signup

SouthWestFarmPress.com
Penton Agriculture Market
Copyright © 2013 Penton Media, Inc