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Clean seed rotation boosts sweet potato yields
Brazilian cotton farmers facing loss on 2004-05 crop
SJV Cotton Board gives nod to widely planted Pima
Column: Mendocino after another first: Certified organic marijuana
UC's ANR set to hire for 11 academic posts
Arizonans control aflatoxin
Strawberry group testifies concerning methyl bromide
Plant young trees high, advisor says
Ag mulls budget cut pain levels
Arizona land prices creating In crowd
Abundant fruit supplies expected
Chambliss balks at Bush's budget cut proposals
Go online: Free courses await
Employers seek solutions: Risk factors impact workers' comp cost
Are we willing to outsource food production?
Over 6,000 SJV dust control plans filed
Conditional ag waiver: What is it?
Commission testifies on methyl bromide need in strawberries
California rice demand record high
Cental Coast Water Board begins ag waiver discharge program
Mendocino after another first: Certified organic pot
March 26, 2005
Arizona cotton growers successful in aflatoxin control program
ANR hiring for 11 academic positions
'Will good sense prevail before 2006 season?'
Column: One world government?
Resurgence of West Nile virus in California poses risk to horses
Arizona farmland prices creating new farmer 'In' crowd
More than 6,000 SJV dust management plans filed
Strawberry Commission testifies about methyl bromide needs
On-farm systems may help cut energy costs
UC expert forecasts microbial food-safety regs
Fertilizer imports likely to increase
Zero ag trade balance likely
Arizona Council elects officers
World mill use to rise again in 2005-06, USDA says at forum
Microbial food-safety regs said likely
Crop disaster program sign-up near
Lower production, prices in USDA oilseeds forecast
Johanns optimistic budget will pass
Cotton production may drop
USDA foresees record farm income
Buyout of farm programs proposed for discussion in next farm bill debate
World crop genebanks said suffering
Higher milk production may trim price
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Free PCA and applicator courses available online
Independent consultants see need to raise U.S. profile
Record supplies to depress U.S. exports
More eggs may nip price; turkeys in demand
Farm groups blast Cuban payment rule
Wheat, corn export outlook hampered by competition
Many species have wide host plants range: Pythium, Rhizoctonia usual veggie fungi
Biotech slows, plant genetics gain
Multi-generations not unusual: NASS data show family farms still have role
March 12, 2005
Independent consultants strive to raise profile
Biotech development slowing: Plant genetics show promise
California better place to ward off glyphosate resistance
Green no guarantee of yield
DPR seeking IPM innovator nominations
Cousins Danny Locke, Allan Clark and the Draft Horse Trolley
Trials suggest steps to foil allium white rot
India may bump U.S. from third place in rice exports
Column: Two Buck Chuck Franzia at it again with $10 restaurant wine
Milk prices likely to ease a bit as production increases
Despite disease worries, livestock/poultry outlook strong
APS asks papers for annual meet
Sunkist to extend global view
Five-bale year to remember
Almond Board election complete
Two Buck Chuck Franzia pushing $10 restaurant wine
Go online for PCA, applicator courses
Glyphosate resistance new concern
U.S. textile trade deficit hits record high; 05 question
Layered approach best method of controlling allium white rot
Striped mealybug potential grape pest
DPR finds small pesticide use gain
Air quality grants total $5 million
California Alfalfa & Forage Association
Symposium will review California ag
First Triplett wine variety released
Green no cotton yield guarantee: Stem cuttings best vert identification
Draft Horse Trolley: Fair in perspective
Tulare farm show mood upbeat for year
March 5, 2005
Sunkist CEO: Broader vision with global strategies
Mood upbeat at Tulare's World Ag Expo
2004: Five-bale season to remember, hopefully repeat
High natural gas costs bring increased fertilizer imports
NASS study shows family farms still have a role
Cotton production could fall to 103 million bales in 2005-06
U.S. expected to dominate world corn market for next decade
Buyout of farm programs a future policy option?

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