Kansas State University to Play Key Role in New $25 Million Beef Safety Research Effort
Seventeen Kansas State University scientists will join researchers from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and other universities and government agencies in a coordinated, multi-pronged approach to improve the safety of beef... Read More

Farm Bill On the Move: Groups Meet; Senate Hearings Set
The agriculture community took a number of important steps toward a 2012 Farm Bill this week, with commodity groups meeting in Washington to discuss the issues and the Senate Agriculture Committee announcing a hearing schedule... Read More

UGA Study Offers Hope for Hemlock Attack
Thousands of broken trees line the banks of the Chattooga River. The dead gray stabs were once evergreen monsters offering shade to trout and picturesque views to visitors. These Eastern hemlocks are dying rapidly... Read More

• Kansas State University to Play Key Role in New $25 Million Beef Safety Research Effort
• Farm Bill On the Move: Groups Meet; Senate Hearings Set

• UGA Study Offers Hope for Hemlock Attack
• USDA to Release New Long Term Agriculture Projections
• Livelihood, Environment at Stake in Farmer's Land
• Kansas Drought Conditions Likely to Ease Further in 2012
• Hog Producers Follow Prudent Path
• K-State Scientist Discusses Importance of Agricultural Research in Western Kansas
• NCBA: Cattle Industry Convention Attracts Topnotch Entertainment
• From U.S. Wheat: A Productive Year for Trade Policy Action
• Speaker: Farmers can Train Beef and Dairy Herds to Eat Weeds
• Make Four Resolutions for Better Gardens in 2012

• The Christmas Rose
• Forage Know-How Gives Wisconsin Farmers an Edge in Growing Biomass
• Runner-up: Southern States Winchester Feed Mill
• Farmland Value Reaches Historic $6,708 Statewide Average
• Statewide Farm-to-Table Plan One Step Closer to Completion
• USDA Awards Grants to Universities in 13 States to Improve Food Safety through Research, Education and Extension
• Governor Proclaims December Virginia Christmas Tree Month
• Acorns and Oak Leaves: Bounty or Hazard?

• Dairy Conference Offers Producers Guidance
• Picking a Lasting Poinsettia Takes Know-How
• Southern States Launches Holiday Food Drive
• New Virginia Christmas Tree Guide...
• The USDA Answers Top Questions for Cooking a Turkey this Thanksgiving
• Ginger Provides Niche Market for Smaller-Scale Growers
• Local-grown Christmas Trees Give Fresh Options

• Integrated Crop Management Conference Set for Nov. 30 and Dec. 1
• Turn Fallen Leaves Into Rich Compost
• Mississippi Peanut Growers Get Highest Yields in Nation
• Controlling Weeds After Harvest
• Farm Bureau to Congress: Consider ‘big picture’ when crafting 2012 Farm Bill
• Kansas State Hosts Sheep & Goat Conference
• Keep Listeria Out of Your Kitchen
• Droughty Seasons and Aflatoxins

• Despite Late Summer Storms, Virginia's Pumpkin Harvest Looks Good
• Producers Are Encouraged to Monitor Grain This Fall
• Listening Session Gives the Floor to Organic Community
• Bindweed: A Noxious Invasive, Goin’ to Town
• Will the corn production forecast change?
• D.W. Brooks Lecture set for Oct. 4 at UGA
• 55-Year Kansas Wheat Study Examines Yield Effects
• Make Food Safety A Priority During and After A Power Outage
• USDA Highlights Assistance to Residents Affected by Hurricane Irene
• Virginia farm fields sustain damage during Hurricane Irene

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