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May. 25, 2012
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US rice crop looking good overall

Overall, the nation's rice crop is looking good, but there are some areas of concern.

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May. 25, 2012
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Farm loan program aims to expand credit

USDA has a new farm loan program aimed at expanding access to credit.

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May. 25, 2012
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Pecan tree hedging in New Mexico

New Mexico State University has conducted five years of field trials in Las Cruces, N.M., on the impact of hedging and topping Western Schley variety pecan trees and how the practice impacts yields, nut quality, and the alternate bearing status of the trees. Farm Press Associate Editor Cary Blake talked with NMSU Extension pecan specialist Richard Heerema about the study results thus far, during the Western Pecan Growers Association Conference held this spring in Las Cruces.
May. 25, 2012
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New pecan variety available to US producers

Producers across the U.S. Pecan Belt and around the world have a new pecan variety to choose from which offers improved yields and good resistance to pecan scab disease. The new variety called Lipan was released by the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) in College Station, Texas. The ARS’ Tommy Thompson, who bred the Lipan variety, discusses the many pluses associated with the Lipan pecan in this Farm Press video.
May. 25, 2012
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Europe jumps into agricultural tire market

Rising sales of U.S. farm equipment has increased the demand for ag tires. A company that has been around in Europe for decades has decided to step into that market with a new plant in Charles City, Iowa. Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad and Mitas CEO Jaroslav Cechura discussed the new entry at a grand opening ceremony for the $52 million plant.
May. 24, 2012
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Forensic crime tool finds beneficial insects

USDA researchers are using a technique called DNA barcoding to help identify natural predators to insects that threaten crops.

(For more, see: Barcodes a novel step in insect control or New tool for trailing voracious wheat pest)

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May. 23, 2012
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Funding available for agriculture studies

The USDA is doing what it can to ensure money is available for college students who want to pursue careers in agriculture. Susan Carter reports.

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May. 23, 2012
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Employment numbers look good for agriculture

The latest employment numbers are showing continued progress for the agricultural community.

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May. 23, 2012
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Beef industry making any money?

Is anybody actually making money in the beef industry right now?

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