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Sitemap - January 2012

Georgia growers anticipating good year in 2012
Handling cattle properly can add to profitability
Soft insecticides an option in vegetable crops
Cattlemen show surprise interest in expansion
AFBF, plaintiffs file for judgment in Chesapeake Bay case
Guide serves as in-field reference to identify crop problems
Alfalfa a good alternative crop for smaller-acreage growers
Hessian fly could pose threat to wheat this year
Alabama farm leaders testify on irrigation, immigration, poultry research
Herbicide resistant sorghum hybrids on the horizon
Global warming: fact or myth?
Glenn Waller: Georgia soybean’s ‘Mr. Efficiency’
ASA pushes Obama on trade office, requests EU agreement
Spray water quality matters in herbicide efficacy
AFBF urges Congress to reject livestock antibiotic restrictions
Crumbling inland waterway system puts growers at risk
Weather, China will be key influences on cotton’s future
Georgia Peanut Farm Show provides day of education
Lucrative sweet potatoes finding place on former tobacco acres
Georgia state senators take on metal theft issue
A little planning can improve wildlife potential of land
Citrus greening costs Florida $3.63 billion, 6,611 jobs
Clemson researcher offers keys to soybean profits
Kentucky fund aids farmer denied payment for his grain
Planter maintenance pays off big time in corn yields
Rebecca Bearden
Corn growers ready to help provide energy independence
Industry expectations of cotton’s acreage decline may be overstated
Social Security: It pays to know all the provisions
Mild winter could help spread wheat diseases
Taking issue with negative article on ag majors
FSA employees contesting proposed office closings
Florida agriculture facing water, immigration, research challenges
Rapeseed carving a niche in North Carolina
Corn price swings expected to continue
Herbicide-resistant pigweed found in southern Illinois
New varieties, better weather may help cotton rebound in 2012
Swine herd expansion modest, despite return to profitability
Crop insurance rule offers flexibility in cover crop termination
National summit to address herbicide resistance problem
Mitch Lazenby investing in irrigation for farm’s future
Agriculture gives Georgia’s economy a leg up
Poultry industry recovery positive news for corn growers
Alabama Cotton Commission celebrates 30th anniversary
Agribusiness: Monsanto’s scholars program accepting applications
U.S. winter wheat seedings up overall
More testing finds GPS/LightSquared interference
CME says MF Global money still missing, wrongdoing suspected
Abundant world wheat supplies pressure prices
Peanut disease control continues to be a focus of growers
Alabama receives $16 million in disaster assistance package
What’s the next mover in corn market?
Solving the beef efficiency puzzle: Are we missing something?
Georgia research will help pecan growers meet exploding demand
Keeping young cotton healthy key for Virginia growers
New study reveals higher octane in ethanol
Secretary Vilsack announces disaster assistance package
On becoming a more customer-centric company
2011 was a tough year for Southwest, 2012 could be more promising
Under Armour decides cotton ‘is not the enemy’
Don’t ignore resistance threat from rootworms to Bt corn
North Carolina soybean growers elect leaders for 2012
Sugarcane beetles causing problems for Alabama corn growers
Understanding the surprise in USDA's corn stocks estimate
Commodity Classic
National Cotton Council Annual Meeting
Drill, baby, drill—then wave goodbye as fuels leave U.S.
Cotton planting survey responses needed
Tobacco prices ended 2011 on upswing
Tommy Winston inducted into North Carolina vegetable Hall of Fame
Honeybee deaths linked to seed insecticide
Higher grain yields, stocks surprise markets
Peanut prices strong, 2012 acreage in question
All-out effort seeks solutions for citrus greening disease
Jim Berke finds a niche with sun-dried products
Royalties from Florida varieties help create better strawberries
The hunt for tomatoes with disease resistance
Senator Nelson reaffirms backing of citrus research
Tony DiMare says— Tomato imports ‘sucking lifeblood’ of U.S. industry
Energy cane: Taking a closer look
Walter Ross— His mission is to produce the planet’s best-tasting tomatoes
Buddy McKinstry— Aiming for a sweeter season with sweet corn
New tools available to help promote modern agriculture
Farm labor laws crippling Carolina fruits/vegetables
Torrential rains? Roll anyway...
Alabama/Georgia laws: An impact on Florida labor?
A heritage of success: Rick Roth's roots go a lot deeper than muck soils
Citrus problem? Bob Adair wants to take a look
Pete Spyke: In search of fruit with a ‘wow’ bite
Behavior intervention can help boost fruit, veggie consumption
Tomatoes, La Niña, and whitefly control
For Bedners, vegetables are the base of an operation that combines food and fun
Citrus Mutual holds successful crop estimate breakfast
Researchers seek clues for honeybee decline
New citrus disease management CEU course now being offered online
Researchers moving nearer solutions for greening disease
Tennessee grain, soybean conference is Feb. 2
Tomato growers welcome new virus-resistant T-5 variety
Virginia ag leaders to deliver wish list to legislators
Soybean growers can register to see checkoff in action

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