| November 29, 2004 |
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Wyobraska cattle sales report |
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Woodward cattle sales |
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Woman's death probed for BSE tie |
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Wolves little danger, group says |
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Winkler County quarantined for Africanized honey bees |
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Wet weather slows corn harvest |
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Wet fields slow corn harvest |
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West Plains cattle sale news |
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Volunteers step forward for NCBA |
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Veneman announces start of FSCA county committee elections |
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U.S., S. Korea trade talks begin |
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USMEF demonstration in China sells U.S. pork to expanding restaurant chain |
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U.S. families: 11% food insecure |
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USDA extends donations of non-fat dry milk |
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Upcoming KSU horticultural events |
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Upcoming KSU agricultural events |
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Upcoming K-State horticultural events |
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Upcoming K-State agricultural events |
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Under pressure, BLM to remove more wild horses in Nevada |
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Uncooperative weather slows fieldwork |
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Floor Plan |
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Thailand claims bird flu contained |
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TDA secures grapefruit fungicide exemption |
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TDA has soy rust exemptions approved for use |
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TCFA names officers, board |
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TAMU parks and recreation department receives national honor |
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TAMU offers the art of fly tying course |
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TAMU livestock judging team wins American Royal |
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Syngenta seeds breeder receives genetics and plant breeding award |
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Swift workers approve contract |
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Stopping the coffee berry borer from boring into profits |
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Upcoming KSU agricultural events |
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Floor Plan |
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St. Joseph feeder pigs |
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Soybean rust confirmed in Arkansas |
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Soybean breeding program at KSU releases many new varieties |
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South Central Direct sheep sales report |
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Some fear COOL could become voluntary |
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Some express concern for small farmers over next four years |
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Should we be talking "rural" policy instead of "commodity" policy? |
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SF sheep sales |
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S.D. stockgrowers say keep COOL mandatory |
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SDCA to address landmark issues |
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Say good-bye to manually controlled sprayers |
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Salina cattle sales report |
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Rust impacts more than soybeans |
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Rust could mean fewer soybean acres |
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Rooney's sweep Kansas State Fair beef show |
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Revegetating rangeland with seed-source islands |
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Reps don't add COOL provision |
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Red Angus celebrates 50th anniversary |
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Recipe to reality workshop helps potential food entrepreneurs |
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Reason for thanks |
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Rain, warm temperatures slow field work |
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Rain no friend to Minnesota farmers |
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Rail freight sees record year |
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Producer opportunity: CAB growth limited only by supply |
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Presho livestock sales report |
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Pratt cattle sales report |
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Poinsettias are not poisonous, despite what many people think |
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OSU Veterinarian takes over APHIS post |
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OSU horticulture department to host poinsettia open house |
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Oil prices boost interest in biodiesel |
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Officials comment on negative BSE test results |
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Northeast Colorado Bull Test begins 29th year |
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NMSU women sweep events in home rodeo win |
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New sorghum insurance product available for 2005 |
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Newport Laboratories assumes biological business |
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New organization takes on liberal activists |
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Newell sheep sale news |
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New carrots offer colorful surprises--and health benefits |
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New BSE report may hurt market, some say |
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NCGA urges WRDA passage |
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NCGA accepting applications for corn board |
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NCBA: EU ban on hormone-treated beef illegal |
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Mum's the Word! |
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Moran named 2004 Wheat Leader of the Year |
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Monsanto gives $8.4 million grant to QUALISOY Initiative |
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Monsanto gift establishes ISU grad student fellowship |
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Monsanto forms seed subsidiary |
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Moderate to strong demand for KS hay |
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Moderate hay trade sees steady prices |
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Miles of Smiles program seeks new board members |
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Michigan jerky maker says it's not just for cowboys anymore |
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MGEX will launch new index contracts on December 15 |
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Mexico says it will repay U.S. water debt |
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Manure applicator certification program offered |
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Limousin Focus Dams recognized |
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Lexington cattle sales |
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Letter critical of conservatives offends corn-growing reader |
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Lester Building Systems finishes management buyout |
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Leaf drop signals time to protect most roses |
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Lacking exports help wheat drop more |
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KSU's Rice selected as science fellow |
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Kruse not interested in ag job |
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Kansas Farm Bureau rolls out new ad campaign at meeting |
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Kansas Commodity Classic schedule set |
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Kakuni promotion to continue increased exports of U.S. pork to Japan |
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K-State plans beef management meetings Nov. 30 to Dec. 2 |
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K-State crops team takes first at contest for 10th year in a row |
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Joplin regional sales report |
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Japan, South Korea open new round of FTA talks |
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Ivan likely rust courier |
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ISU professor recognized for her work on rural social issues |
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ISU equine program recognized with AQHA Legacy award |
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Insecticide resistance in mosquitoes being studied |
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Inmates to help slaughter their own beef |
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Ingredients for small town success |
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Inconclusive no surprise to APHIS |
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Husker Feed Grains and Soybean Conference scheduled |
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How safe is your drinking water? |
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Hiler named Ellison international floriculture chair |
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High Plains slaughter sales |
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Hereford champions crowned at American Royal |
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Hepatitis outbreak increased focus on safety of produce |
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"Healthy" ducks may have flu |
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Hawkeye Renewables, LLC begins production at Iowa ethanol plant |
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Hastings High play draws on experiences of Nebraska farmers |
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Hard work, efficiency pays off |
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Grady County cattle producers hosting conference |
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Goldthwaite sheep sales |
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GMO corn contamination risks in Mexico slight |
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Georgia weekly cattle sales |
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GCCC upsets Fort Scott bareback riders at final fall rodeo |
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GCCC meats team results places at national tourney |
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Fuel costs don't hurt bottom line |
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Ft. Smith cattle sales report |
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Ft. Pierre cattle sales |
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FSCC men win second rodeo of the season |
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FSA county committee elections begin |
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Foutz Calls on FB members to be on the winning team |
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Fourteen governors ask Congress to extend milk program |
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Fontanelle awards scholarships via National FFA |
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Flooding rains bring harvest to a standstill |
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Five Weld County 4-H youths to attend 85th annual western regional roundup |
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Feed, forage and pasture conference scheduled Nov. 30 in WaKeeney |
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Farm income up, trickles down |
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Farm income in Nebraska at record levels |
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Farmers reach for new limits at Commodity Classic |
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Farmers, ranchers hindered by wet fields, crops |
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Farmers' potash costs increase |
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Farmers awash after near record rainfall |
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Fall is ideal planting time for trees and shrubs |
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Faith livestock auction news |
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Expanded options exist for grass-control herbicides in wheat |
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Excess rain hinders livestock, fieldwork |
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Ericson livestock sales report |
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Elevator: Flash applet by Cool Focus™ |
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Elevator: Flash menu applet by Cool Focus™ |
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Dunlap Livestock Auction notes |
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Don't send leaves away from home |
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Dominican Republic left out of CAFTA |
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Distinguished service to agriculture honored by KFB |
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Delegates chart Farm Bureau's course |
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Dec. 17 seminar in Vernon focuses on cattle marketing plans |
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Data utilization yields simple, clear-cut management decisions for corn grower |
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Damp weather slows crop harvests |
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Dalhart cattle sales report |
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Dairies worry rose town |
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CSU Extension publishes gardener's calendar |
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CSU Extension program tackles diabetes with nutrition education |
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CSU, Easter Seals program keeps farmers, ranchers in business after injuries |
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Court case may mean cowboy hats making way for helmets in Australia's Outback |
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Country dinner theatre proceeds to benefit therapeutic riding center |
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Cotton, chile harvest continues |
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Corn, cotton harvest reach 90% complete |
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Conservation districts identify funding strategies |
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Colorado feeder cattle sales |
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Cattle marketing workshop offered |
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Cat nurses puppies on farm near North Bend |
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Car care reduces winter risks |
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Bush win means little change |
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Bush to consider textile limits |
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Burlington FFA members "Learn, Lead and Succeed" at national convention |
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Brazil soy planting 50% complete |
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Brazilian crop researcher discusses Asian soybean rust strategies at ISU |
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Brazilian beef shows muscle |
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Bison Association expands organization outreach with new assistant director |
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Beware: Don't touch this 'tree'! |
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Ben Nelson possible ag secretary |
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Beef industry to set direction during KLA convention |
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Beef AI workshop set for Dec. 14 to 16, at Thompson Farm |
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ASA urges soy rust inspection |
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Arkansas weekly cattle sales |
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Arkansas cotton yield estimate soars higher |
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APHIS plans public hearing on veterinary products |
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APHIS OKs more animal ID systems |
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APHIS amends brucellosis regs |
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Apache cattle auction notes |
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Another BSE case won't shut down U.S. beef markets |
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Animal ID efforts moving forward, experts tell feeders |
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Angus Heritage Foundation inductees named |
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Angus activities planned for 2005 NWSS |
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Aitkin area family operates Minnesota's only cranberry farm |
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Ahead of the curve |
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Ag industry can unite over OFAC's interpretations |
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Ag grant, loan applications due Jan. 3 |
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AFBF young farmers team up to end hunger |
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Ada livestock sales report |
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Acuff named department of animal science interim head |
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2005 Western Farm Show to honor MO, KS farm families |
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2004 Ag Chemical Dealer Updates set |
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Russell ideal for beginnings or ends |
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Holidays can be joyful.... and laden with stress |
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Leftovers are rewards for generous cooks |
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Host a party to celebrate the spirit of the season |
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