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Sitemap - May 2009

Soil insects can lower peanut yields
UT professor to lead biomass conversion team
Broadband strategy for rural America released
Farm loan total growing
Virginia grape acreage increasing
Algae for bioenergy?
Stepping away from gas pumps
Wet fields delay peanut planting
Crop modeling may help increase crop yields
Switchgrass proving more productive
Beef: Balance important goals
Research shows value of soybean insect control
Cotton Forum slated for July 23-24
New food safety Web site introduced
Florida eases potato transport regulations
Global recession hurting U.S. cotton growers
Soy diesel needs certainty
Baucus introduces Cuban trade bill
Make preparations for hurricane season
Marine pilot gives two sides of Navy OLF controversy
Circuit Court of Appeals ruling seems designed to increase burden on farmers
Animal ID program has benefits, problems
Kentucky upgrades feeder cattle program
Peanut growers affirm national checkoff
Florida schedules "Farm to Fuel" summit
Cotton aphid: Biocontrol success story
Southern rust a threat to corn crop
USDA rules on dairy import checkoff
Soybean growers support animal agriculture
Is it safe to grow tobacco off contract?
Southeast scientists target watermelon disease
Climate change bill concerns corn growers
Honey bee losses decline
Estate tax issues still uncertain
John Deere adds new model to 7030 Premium Series Tractors
Ag consultants plan Nashville conference
Digi-Star offers grain tracking
Biofuels initiative generating concern
Weather a mixed blessing for Kentucky hay crop
'Stay the course' on sugar
Vilsack holds community forum in southeast Georgia
May 20, 2009
Young Virginia grower ready for 2009 season
Resistant pigweed control programs updated
Alabama peanut growers help needy families
Southeast represented in young leaders
Paying taxes is a patriotic opportunity
Bt cotton is not in trouble in India, it's in demand
Cotton market watching weather
North Carolina offers grants for specialty crops
Funding increased for aquafeed
Iowa State announces drastic Extension cutbacks
Farm labor legislation re-introduced
Cotton market 'biding its time'
Extended rotation pays dividends for peanut grower
Target spot widespread in burley float beds
Perennial peanut field day scheduled June 6
Bear market in new crop beans?
Rain delays could reduce corn acres
EPA rules on carbofuran tolerance
Soybean production to increase
U.S., world cotton stocks falling
Major biofuels initiative announced
U.S., Georgia wheat production down from 2008
Kentucky schedules wheat field day May 19
Carolina vegetable grower expanding operation
Dairymen watching cottonseed supply
Obama budget riles farm groups
Peanuts included in high protein snacks
Is corn earworm becoming more pyrethroid-resistant?
Volatile April weather smacks Georgia
ASA refutes EPA's land use rules
USDA sets animal ID listening sessions
Global economic slide hurting cotton industry top to bottom
Some beginning to believe India wants U.S. out of cotton business
NCC: India distorts cotton trade
Smithfield says it's not source of H1N1
Late-season insects could hit Kentucky corn crop
Funds provided in lawsuit by minority farmers
U.S. spring vegetable acreage declines
ASA organizes commodity roundtable
Forage testing helps maximize profits
USDA, Canada re-affirm pork industry support
Butler to head grain inspection agency
Goodyear offers option for working trucks
Drought conditions continue to ease
Toyota announces prices for 2010 Tundra
Enhanced efficiency fertilizers getting look
Fresh vegetable acreage down
Biofuels working group established
Corn growers commend biofuels commitment
North Carolina updates pesticide record rules
Virginia permit addresses Canada goose damage
May 6, 2009
Hard labor reaps rewards for Vidalia onions
Mite helps control Florida crop pest
Kentucky cattle prices flow with economy
Volunteers track Georgia's precipitation
CBO report busting myth of ethanol, food prices draws scant media notice
U.S. agriculture plays by rules so don't expect government kudos

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