By Mike Walden
North Carolina Cooperative Extension
Many North Carolinians may get a real opportunity to directly influence public policy in the coming months....
By Rosemary Hallberg
Southern Region IPM Center
Researchers and educators will find new ways to fight pests in the future, thanks to nine new USDA Southern Region IPM grants....
Corn and tobacco harvests surged ahead across the Southeast this past week, while growers began bringing in early cotton, soybean and peanut crops in some areas....
By Roy Roberson
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Development of corn hybrids that better tolerate stress has allowed corn growers in the Southeast to increase plant populations by 25-35 percent over the past decade — the result is potentially higher yields....
By Jim Langcuster
Auburn University
A writer recalls a drought-related scene that lingered in his memory — “a field of corn by the Tennessee River in Alabama....
Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns has reappointed one member and appointed one member and two alternates to serve on the National Peanut Board....
By Lori Greiner
Virginia Tech University
With the soybean crop in the midst of its growing season, researchers at Virginia Tech’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences have begun the painstaking effort to monitor Virginia’s fields for Asian soybean rust. ...
By Mickie Anderson
University of Florida
Growing plants for fuel might be an engine-revving idea for some south Florida farmers who feel their crops have stalled, a University of Florida researcher says....
Tré Coleman, market manager, is pleased to announce that Lennie and Cynthia Mize, the first farmers on South Carolina’s Pee Dee State Farmers Market to offer locally grown organic produce, plan to continue to offer their organic produce in 2008....
By Donna Reynolds
Auburn University
Are you the sole owner of your land or do you share ownership with other family members? Do you have a registered deed showing ownership of the land? ...
By Hembree Brandon
Farm Press Editorial Staff
It’s a perfect time, a reader writes, “for farm groups to push the ‘Grown in America’ concept — when you can’t even trust China to paint a kid’s toy safely....
By Elton Robinson
Farm Press Editorial Staff
If U.S. farm programs are cut or diminished somewhere down the road, one reason will be because agriculture’s detractors will have been successful in defining U.S. farm policy as a struggle between the so-called corporate farm and the family farm, the haves and the have nots....
By Roy Roberson
Farm Press Editorial Staff
With wheat seed prices now up to near $10 per bushel and the price of soft red winter wheat expected to remain high into the 2008 harvest season, the need to plant the best variety has heightened importance. ...
USDA has announced that eligible producers with enrolled base acres in the Counter-cyclical Payment Program (CCP) began receiving final 2006-crop upland cotton and peanut counter-cyclical payments Sept. 5. ...
The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) is preparing comments in response to a U.S. Department of Agriculture inquiry regarding the department’s role in differentiating grain inputs for ethanol production and standardizing testing of the co-products of ethanol production....
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