| April 25, 2005 |
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Woodward livestock auction |
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Wind erosion model transferred from ARS to NRCS |
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Wheat production down 3 percent from last year |
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Wheat farmers, officials concerned about dry conditions |
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Wet soil hinders spring planting |
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West Plains regional sales |
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Website looks to dispel diet, beef rumors |
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Water conference focuses on need for new management approaches |
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USWA welcomes Iraqi wheat buyers to the U.S. |
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Using oil platforms for fish farms gets another look |
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USDA under secretary to speak at conference in Jackson |
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USDA Rural Development announces energy program grants |
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USDA appoints Gutierrez to head New Mexico rural development efforts |
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USDA appoints Blehm to head state rural development efforts |
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Upcoming KSU horticultural events |
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Upcoming KSU agricultural events |
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Upcoming KSU ag events |
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U of A introduces early-maturing rice with cold tolerance |
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Unicameral Youth Conference slated for June |
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Tulsa livestock auction report |
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Tulia livestock sales report |
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Trego Co. rural water district #2 receives USDA award |
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Trade commission vote good for North American hog market |
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Tractors, farming remain longtime family tradition |
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The promise of Clearfield technology |
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The high cost of clothing |
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The boys are back in town |
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Texas Country Cleanups planned for May |
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TDA celebrates hardworking rural communities |
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TCFA's Wilson addresses leading animal welfare meeting |
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Synthetic pheromone helps find biocontrol bug |
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Supreme Court ruling on beef referendum: Nobody wins |
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Sunflower state shoot set |
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Storm shelter funding announced by USDA rural development |
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St. Onge livestock report |
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St. Joseph feeder pig auction |
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State drops organic certification program |
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State considers paintball hunt to disrupt elk |
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State, Big Island rancher in dispute over wandering cattle |
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Stable flies can be a problem in pastures too |
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Spring into tractor safety |
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Springfield cattle sales report |
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Spanish colonial olla irrigation makes a comeback |
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Soybean disease, lower prices lead farmers to switch crops |
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Some rain received, but may not be enough |
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Some question federal estimate of smaller soybean crop |
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Soil moisture levels improve with rain |
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Sioux Falls sheep sales |
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Sioux Falls feeder pig auction |
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Shorthorn steers dominate feed trials, overall profit picture |
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Shearer claims world record by shearing 513 sheep in nine hours |
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Senators voice concerns over Central American trade agreement |
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Second case of CWD confirmed in NY |
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Scientists: Ranchers need better locoweed field test |
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Rust never sleeps |
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Royalty Co. initiates pilot project for conservation on oil and gas sites |
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Resources available statewide for water-wise landscaping |
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Registrations now being accepted for 4-H summer academic camps |
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Recent oil price hikes increase farmer costs for planting; no relief in sight for fall harvest |
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Ranch women learn to deal with isolation, loneliness |
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Ranchers' group outlines priorities |
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Ranchers busy this spring |
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Rains help, but not much |
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Rain prompts Kansas farmers to plant thirstier crops |
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R-CALF pleased with Rehberg bill to remove imported cattle from J-List |
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Pumpkin patch owners worry about large hog operation moving in |
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Public invited to join soyfood education sessions |
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Proper timing for crabgrass preventers |
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Preserving the grain crop finger millet |
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Predatory Insects may help solve mealybug problem |
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Plan to attend wheat field day at Clovis |
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Planting makes good progress |
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Panel members paint bleak picture of agriculture and rural life in Kansas |
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Oxfam blasts rich nations ag policies |
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Oversupply weighs on ethanol prices |
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Cowboy Poet |
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On the right track |
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OKC West cattle sales |
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NRCS marks 70 years of conservation |
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NFU: LB645 is not an April Fools Day joke |
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New Wyoming grasshopper field guide available |
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New test on tap for detecting pesticide-resistant bee mites |
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New regulations could make it tough to find ag chemical haulers |
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New quarantine facility opens for invasive plant research |
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New Extension specialist to implement urban pest programs |
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New director of development on board at Extension |
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New case of BSE shows in preliminary tests in Czech |
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Needed rains slow spring planting |
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Needed precipitation falls, improves pastures |
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Needed: One strong voice for agriculture |
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Nebraska winery offers wine appreciation class |
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NDA hires new state veterinarian |
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NCBA outlines funding priorities |
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Nature Conservancy helps protect elaborate cave system under farm |
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Nation's top cattle producing state to randomly test for TB |
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NAIS will not become mandatory until confidentiality issue is fully addressed |
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Museum tells the story of windmills |
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More than 90 percent of Iowa's soybean growers aware of new disease |
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More than 130 bison captured since March |
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More efforts to increase veggie allure |
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Moran announces ninth annual listening tour |
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Monsanto to sell Enviro-Chem Systems Inc. |
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Monsanto more than doubles profits |
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Monsanto can patent seeds in Europe |
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Mobile classroom teaches about food, farming |
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Missouri dairy farms fall by half |
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Missoula, Culbertson link for renewable fuel plan |
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Minnesota eases bovine TB restrictions on Michigan cattle |
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McAlester stockyards report |
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Majority of the wheat reaches jointing stage |
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Maine farmer teaches organic methods to Kenyans |
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Madison couple farm organically |
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Look now for pine sawfly |
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Lexington cattle sale notes |
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Legislature passes COOL bill |
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Keeping tradition alive becoming a bigger challenge for Montana ranch families |
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Kansas to host regional junior leadership conference |
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Kansas ag leaders take study tour of Brazil |
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Judge rules government owes owners who sold farmland during WWII |
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Joplin regional sales report |
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Johanns announces purchase of up to 78 million pounds of apple products |
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Johanns: Lawmakers' "growing frustration" might lead to sanctions against Japan over beef ban |
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Japan: Two more BSE positives |
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ISU tests soy rust fast track system |
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ISU grad students receive distance education scholarships |
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Independent Cattlemen support amendment to beef checkoff bill |
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Incubator kitchens hatch successful food businesses |
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In Central and South Texas, it's termites and 'worms' and ants, oh my! |
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Hussey becomes key liaison between research, commodity groups |
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Huron livestock auction news |
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Hungry Zimbabweans grow food where they can--even cemeteries |
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House gives initial nod to ethanol bill |
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Honors for two in ISU agricultural and biosystems engineering |
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HK bird flu response plan criticized |
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High Plains slaughter sales |
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High oil prices affect farmers |
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Help can be hard to find |
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Heifer Project searching for high schoolers to perform llama drama |
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Healthy feet: A step in the right direction |
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Hay trade slows as temps rise |
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Hay sales slowing across trade area |
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Hayes Co. livestock judging contest to be held May 17 |
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Hawaii's largest wind farm planned for Maui |
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Harvard professor accused of stealing manure |
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Harris wins Harry L. Rudnick Educator's award |
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Hard winter wheat tour rapidly approaching |
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Growers should choose spray nozzles carefully in preparation for soybean rust |
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Growers anxious for new weapon against pesky citrus pest |
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Governor signs bill promoting nutrition in schools |
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Governor's conferences on agriculture and economic development scheduled |
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Governor's agricultural advisory board to meet May 2 |
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Governor, community celebrate protection of Flint Hills |
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Goldthwaite sheep sales |
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Georgia cattle auction summary |
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GCCC rodeo team breaks into third in regional standings |
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Garden City benefit event slated for April 19 |
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Fuel prices take a big bite out of farm profits |
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Ft. Pierre livestock sales |
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Front range sheep industry tour set for April 29 |
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Frenzied cow kills one, injures eight |
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Free workshop for landowners set |
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Fort Scott Community College Aggie Days results announced |
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Former wheat groups director gets deferred sentence for thefts |
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Foreign dairymen may boost industry |
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Fieldwork gets a good start |
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Fieldwork delayed by rainshowers |
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Field crop scout training offered in May |
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Feathers fly as European ban bites into South African ostrich |
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FDA expands feeding range for Rumensin in dairy cows |
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Farm Safety 4 Just Kids announces new board of directors officers, elections |
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Farmers, government face off over Klamath River water |
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Farmers face difficult spring |
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Faith livestock sales report |
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Extension's veterinary youth workshop sign-up is underway |
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EU wants answers from Syngenta on corn |
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EU lists acceptable biotech products |
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EU confident in biotech safeguards |
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Environmental policy act needs updating |
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Energy grant program workshops offered |
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Elevator: Flash menu applet by Cool Focus™ |
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Eco-system created one patch at a time |
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Dust in the wind |
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Dunlap auction news |
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Dry spell could threaten China crops |
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Don't miss out on FSA benefits |
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Dodge City cattle sale news |
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Day on the Farm brings fun |
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Dalhart livestock sale notes |
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Crop production guides are available on the Web |
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Cotton Association annual meeting set for April 27 to 29 |
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Corn planting nears halfway point, rice, cotton just starting |
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Computer tool helps with crop production under limited irrigation |
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Company offers nozzles to spray for soybean rust |
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Company expands soybean, corn portfolios |
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Community tree steward program offered |
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Commodity bids mostly lower |
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Colorado feeder cattle news |
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Cold spells may halt corn growth |
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Clovis livestock auction news |
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Cleansing fire |
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China starting water diversion project |
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Cattlewomen offer $1,000 scholarship |
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Cattlegrowers Foundation hosts fundraiser, appoints new board member |
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Capturing carbon a key benefit of no-till soil management |
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Canadians threaten to kick BSE dispute up a notch, take complaint directly to WTO, NAFTA |
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Canadian Pork Council satisfied with trade commission's ruling |
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Camp Rocky offers unique outdoor learning |
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CAFTA will hurt American farmers, ranchers |
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Bush needs more farm support on CAFTA |
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BLM to sell 30 wild horses to Florida cattle rancher |
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Biting midge harbors livestock disease virus |
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Biodiesel plants are booming in Iowa |
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Beef marketing workshop set for April 26 in Wheatland |
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Arkansas livestock summary |
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Arkansas farmers looking for the best crop mix |
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Area fishing lakes get boost |
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Appeals court upholds fine, overturns jail sentence in feed case |
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Appeals court rules that animal control didn't violate rights |
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Apache cattle auction news |
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An introduction to the Western Kansas Community Foundation |
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Amarillo livestock summary |
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A lot of burning and not much time for it |
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Alfalfa growers in central Missouri alerted to weevils |
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Ag secretary announces cost-share funds for organic certification |
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AFBF advocates passage of CAFTA-DR |
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Administration defers to Congress in deciding how ag budget cuts are implemented |
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ACGA applauds introduction of renewable fuels legislation |
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Abundant precipitation causes agencies to conduct limited 2005 pre-plant soil moisture survey |
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Aberdeen cattle sales report |
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ABA calls for the Farm Credit System to be included in GSE reform |
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4-H members search for championship pig |
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4-H helps 12-year-old tame 'the monster' |
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4-H Ambassadors learn outreach |
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29th annual NCBTA sale posts strong average |
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12th annual Northern Exposure steer, heifer show results announced |
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Just a Scoop Full |
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Sleep problems in the elderly |
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Spacious Fortner offers special features |
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Made in Marseille |
