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Sitemap - January 2011

ROPS can help prevent tractor rollover deaths
UGA awarded $880,000 biofuels grant
USDA seeks nutrient management comments
Temple Grandin: See surroundings as cattle would
Produce growers, local schools make good partners
Timing is key in water use for cotton production
Water and politics flow downhill
Chinese cotton crop looking for a home, any home
Stabenow welcomes Senate ag committee members
Vilsack announces general signup period for CRP
Improper beef cow nutrition can prove costly
North Carolina pecan workshop, tour scheduled
Virginia growers speak out about wildlife damage legislation
Ag groups supporting U.S., Korea trade agreement
Beetle helps control Florida's tropical soda apple problem
Cotton grower panel shares pigweed concerns
USDA announces tobacco transition payments
Tennessee Extension making statewide changes
Empty commodity pipelines favor cotton strength
ASA supports President's commitment to biofuels
Kentucky MarketReady training resumes in February
Cattlemen set national policy priorities
NOAA: Persistent drought to linger across Southeast
Seeding rate, planting date keys to soybean profits
Waterhemp rears its ugly head again
National Soybean Research Laboratory has new director
Glyphosate-resistant weeds growing in number
Georgia well represented on AFBF committees
North Carolina forum to focus on economics, input costs
Precision technology can play role in herbicide applications
Vilsack comments on record soybean sale to China
Optimism returns at Beltwide Cotton Conferences
Alabama/Florida Peanut Trade Show
Wheat resistance genes failing against Hessian fly
Alabama Fruit & Vegetable Conference is Feb. 11-12
Farmland sales decline despite higher prices
North Carolina soybean yield contest winners named
Good plant health will key future food security
What is your favorite pickup truck?
Corn, soybean supplies to be tight for another year
U.S. edamame production takes a step forward
New uses for cotton burs
More tools needed for plant bug control
New tools coming for resistance effort
Georgia conservation conference is Feb. 1-2
Ricky Stallings wins North Carolina soybean efficiency contest
Virginia growers, consumers partner in fruits, vegetables
Winter storm damages some Georgia farm enterprises
Growers share resistant pigweed control strategies
Alabama's Sewell named to House ag committee
Trip to BCS National Championship Game about more than just football
EPA extends E15 blends ruling
North Carolina soybean growers elect officers
Conservation systems conference scheduled Feb. 1-2
Grower sees bright future for North Carolina pecans
Diversifying biomass feedstock options reduces risk
Lack of calcium, pigweed threaten Carolina peanuts
Southeast ethanol producers get USDA boost
Vilsack maps out USDA's biotechnology issues
Beef, pork exports soaring
Social media: The next agricultural frontier
ASA applauds USDA rollout of biobased product label
Kentucky corn silage trials can aid in planting decisions
Ed Jones inducted into Tennessee Hall of Fame
Tight supplies characterize livestock outlook
EPA releases emissions data from animal feeding study
North Carolina corn referendum set Feb. 22
Can sweet corn be grown using less atrazine?
Early planting date usually good for North Carolina cotton
Citrus breakthrough may thwart greening
Corn, soybean prices have two major objectives
Livestock producers must build consumer trust
South Carolina State Peanut Meeting set Jan. 27
Farm Bureau suit heats Chesapeake Bay battle
One hungry planet
Commodity Classic early registration ends Jan. 20
Cotton Board’s Bill Gillon: ‘Good time for cotton industry’
USDA supports Virginia's beginning farmer program
Today's farmland appreciation brings memories of the 1980s
Disease control important part of wheat production
Farm Bureau elects grassroots leaders
Spider mites becoming bigger problem in cotton
Kentucky/Tennessee Tobacco Expo scheduled
South Carolina peanut variety options good for 2011
USDA extends CSP signup period until Jan. 21
AFBF calls for strong farm safety net
Mid-South Stocker Conference
Mid-South stocker conference scheduled
Bananas breaking barriers in Georgia
North Carolina study targets corn disease resistance
Volatility name of the game with commodity prices
Corn stocks even tighter, more rationing ahead
USDA economist sees more crop acres in 2011
2011 crop acreage battle expected to get intense
Dick Winters, a true American hero, dead at 92
SURE sign-up has opened
Vilsack: Safety net will be preserved
Georgia Cotton Commission sets meeting program
AFBF president: new spirit of ag advocacy
Corn herbicides promising in miscanthus weed control

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