| August 30, 2004 |
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Your favorite beef recipe could be worth new kitchen appliances |
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Young people discovering joys of gardening |
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Wyoming Honor Farm gets new warden |
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Workshop to show how wildlife, cattle can cohabit |
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Workshop to be offered on market garden basics |
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Workshop shows how to tame rural land taxes |
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Workers ratify new contract at Tyson plant |
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Woodward auction report |
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Winter Livestock auction report |
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Winners chosen in ASI photo contest |
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Winery laws are tied to the past |
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Wild potatoes' gene may protect vulnerable spuds |
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Where's the beef? |
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Wheat producers turn to website for planting information |
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West Plains cattle sale news |
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Western Nebraska seeing corn borers |
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West Central Research and Extension Center centennial event |
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Weather again impacting crops |
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Water users reminded of deadline to apply for flex account term permits |
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Watertown cattle sales |
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Vermont power company, farmers to join forces in energy |
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Ventura fair bans pig feed additive resulting in jumbo swine |
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Veneman appoints members to the peanut standards board |
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UW researcher invents way to remove arsenic from water |
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U.S. Premium Beef converts to LLC structure |
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Using manure as a resource is goal of ISU scientists |
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USGC hosts first Chinese dairy team to the U.S. |
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USDA transfers EQIP responsibilities from FSA to NRCS |
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USDA issues grants for NAIS |
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USDA designates counties in CO, KS as ag disaster areas |
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USDA announces grants for rural development |
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Upcoming horticultural events |
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Tyson introduces new ad campaign to analysts |
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Two new conservation programs to benefit wildlife |
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Two cases of anthrax found in Kyrgyzstan |
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Twenty years of ag, trade policy research |
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Tulsa cattle sales report |
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Tulia livestock auction notes |
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Third candidate named for ag vice chancellor, dean at TAMU |
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Texas's Mason McClintock hales as champion senior showman |
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Texas plant breeder develops mild habanero pepper |
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Texas juniors sweep Hereford owned show |
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TDA secures quarantine exemption for use of products to control soybean rust |
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TCFA names winners in junior fed beef challenge |
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Syngenta opens learning center with day of crop demonstrations |
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Sugar could be deemed 'sensitive' in trade talks |
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St. Onge livestock sales report |
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St. Onge cattle auction news |
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St. Joseph feeder pigs |
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State ag secretary says WTO approach might not be good for South Dakota |
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Staff shortages hurt agriculture port inspections, government official says |
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Soybeans, cotton nearing harvest |
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Several hundred Kansas cattle tested for BSE |
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Seminars introduce new ISU ag law professor |
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Seminar on Livestock Risk Protection Insurance set for Aug. 30 in Grand Island |
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Sebelius experiences farm life during tour |
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Scholarship winners keep family farm heritage strong |
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Say that again? New technology helps age-old problem |
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Salina cattle sales report |
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Safe drinking water for the future begins at home now |
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Russell, Ellis counties to hold fall crops tour Sept. 1 |
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Russell-Ellis County fall crops tour set |
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RMFU objects to farm credit sale to foreign bank |
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Research sweetens fruit production |
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Red Angus celebrates 50 years of performance |
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Red Angus Association posts year-end numbers |
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Rare production combination shows promise, sustainability |
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Rare cattle making comeback in southern Montana |
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Ranch roping finals at NILE |
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Ranchers struggling for hay, despite CRP opening |
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Ranchers say dust from rally made cattle sick |
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Rain, weather help crops progress |
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Quick stats on ag census now online |
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Pro-Ag Direct sows seeds of support with soybean farmers |
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Presho livestock auction news |
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Preparing for harvest is a good time to clean grain bins; keep lung safety in mind |
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Precipitation helpful during week |
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Pratt livestock sales report |
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Pratt 3 p.m. cattle sales |
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On-farm conservation methods, wetland research field day |
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Oglesby, Redden and Miller honored with pro performance breeders awards |
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Nosing back of corn ears caused by a number of things |
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Nonfat dry milk available for producers |
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Nine $12,000 scholarships awarded to 4-H participants |
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New Leopold Center report recaps 22 completed projects |
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New animal ID system being developed in South Dakota |
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Nebraska senator discusses U.S. beef ban, pandas while in China |
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NE receives only $130,000 for animal identification efforts |
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Nebraska, Iowa State create joint swine extension program |
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NDA reminds producers of nonfat dry milk program deadline |
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National Junior Hereford Association members celebrate "Rollin' On The River" |
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NAP Program application closings set for Sept. l |
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Mustering support on the home front |
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McAlester cattle sales report |
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Man sentenced to year in jail on cattle rustling charges |
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Low-carb craze, animal traceability among topics at Aug. 19, 20 conference |
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Local youth places in top ten at Quarter Horse show |
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Livestock insurance to resume |
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Lightning kills Danish cattle |
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Lawmakers honored for supporting rural Oklahoma |
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Landowner demographics, crop market conditions affect farm ground leases |
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Lack of rain continues to pressure crops |
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Kyle Perez named junior herdsman of the year |
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Keep safe during harvest |
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KCIA 2004 fall certified seed directory now available online |
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Kansas researchers awarded $805,000 to develop animal ID system |
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Kansas readies defenses against agroterrorism attack |
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Kansas ranch cowboys still ride the range |
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Kansas hay trade holds moderate |
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Kansas Forestry Fall Field Day scheduled for Oct. 7 |
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Kansas 4-H team ranks high in wildlife habitat judging |
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Judge nixs wheat groups' appeals |
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Japanese grocery executives look to reopening beef trade |
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ISU farm business experts offer seminars |
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IA Quality Beef to temporarily suspend operations at Tama plant |
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"I guess every little boy wants to be a cowboy" |
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If you build it, they will come |
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Hundreds expected at global pepper conference |
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Human BSE infection may be more widespread |
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Horse therapy discontinued after insurance company goes bust |
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High Plains slaughter sales |
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Higher grain bids seen |
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Heat, irrigation may cause stock rotting |
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Hay prices hold steady; demand is light-to-moderate |
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Hay harvest, baling continues |
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Group oppose plan to grow pharmaceutical crops in Texas |
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Grain sorghum commission looks forward to trade with Morocco |
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Graduate student formidable foe for rice water weevil |
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Gov. Richardson meets with chile industry leaders |
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Golden Harvest maintains, broadens seed tech line-up |
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Georgia weekly cattle sales |
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Ft. Smith livestock auction news |
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FSA accepting nominations for county committees until Sept. 3 |
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Frost impact unknown at this time |
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Frost causes problems in north |
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For small dairy farm, profit less important than lifestyle |
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Field work limited by weather |
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Field day highlights fertility, other research for rice |
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Fertilizer costs may be on the rise again for growers |
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Farmer's white-hooded scarecrows spark racial tensions |
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Farmers turning to middlemen to sell their land |
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Fall harvest underway in some areas |
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Faith livestock sales report |
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Extension to head wildlife management session |
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Experts dissect the 2004 wheat crop |
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Environmental factors contribute to deer-vehicle collisions |
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Entries sought for 2005 beef industry vision award |
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Engineers urge farmers to play it safe |
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Elevator: Flash menu applet by Cool Focus™ |
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Egg plant meets with opposition in northeast Oklahoma |
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Eat Smart: Choose foods that contribute to health, minimize effects of aging |
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Early harvest may benefit higher-yielding cornfields |
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Dunlap cattle auction report |
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Dow AgroSciences and Pioneer announce next Herculex traits for 2006 growing season |
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Disaster aid made available to additional government agencies |
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Diabetic diet beneficial to most people |
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DCCC Endowment has scholarships available |
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Dalhart livestock sale notes |
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CSU associate professor receives Fulbright Scholar award |
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Crop update as season progresses |
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Cowboy puts ranching skills to use in Iraq |
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Couple restores farmland to natural prairie, wetlands |
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Corn, dry beans lag average progress |
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Cooler weather, rains limit field work |
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Connecticut dairy farmer turning manure into moola |
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Congressmen keynote ACE ethanol conference |
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Concrete agricultural products company changes name |
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Comments from you |
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Colorado feeder sales |
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Clovis cattle auction news |
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Cloud of uncertainty hangs over gardeners' tomato bushes |
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Chuckwagon builder keeps Old West cowboy life alive |
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Charley devastates orange crop |
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Cattle producers address top priorities, policy issues at summer conference |
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Cattlemen's seminar to be held |
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Cargill to idle Texas corn processing plant |
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Broadband grant funds available from USDA Rural Development |
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Both cool and warm season vegetables flourish in August |
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Be on the look out for the European corn borer |
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Behind on heat units, crops may suffer |
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Barbers continue to roll in the bred and owned show |
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Bacterial leaf streak spreading throughout northeast Colorado |
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Backyards bombarded with large horse-fly populations |
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Auvermann recieves engineering society award |
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AutoFarm extends repeatable GPS steering to harvesting |
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Aussies work on passing FTA |
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ARS workshops boost public seed project |
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Arkansas weekly cattle sales |
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Applying manure this fall? Check your applicator certification |
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Apache cattle sale notes |
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Annual crops tour set for Aug. 24 |
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Animal science center named in honor of O.D. Butler |
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Angus youth learn about 'achieving sweet success' during leadership conference |
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An abundance of caution |
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A media bash |
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Amarillo livestock summary |
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Ag officials preparing in event of infectious outbreak |
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Ag issues abound in upcoming election |
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Ada livestock auction news |
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Aberdeen cattle sales |
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2004 Missouri State Fair Angus winners named in Sedalia |
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Short ribs add a restaurant feel to dining at home |
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Quick meal adds Asian sizzle to your late summer grilling |
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Eye appealing Kentner has added extras |
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When is a tomato not a tomato? |
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Just a Scoop Full |
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Task force works to improve chile industry in New Mexico |
