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From AgUpdates Staff and News Services
Rice Jury Tells Bayer To Pay Arkansas Farmers $48 Million In GMO Case 4-16
Diesel Fuel On Highway Up Again, 84 Cents Above Year-Ago Period 4-14
Australia's Bunya Soybean Gaining Favor Among Japanese 4-16
DTN Cotton Close: Futures retreated from resistance zone 4-16
Rice: Planting Well Underway But Dry Conditions Prompt More Flushing 4-16
AFB Rice Close: Good weather suggests U.S. plantings will meet expectations 4-16
Virginia Cotton: When will planting begin? 4-16
AFB Grain Close: Wheat prices rallied; soybeans closed positive 4-16
DTN Livestock Close: Cattle complex closed mixed; live contracts higher;feeder issue lowers 4-16
AFB Cotton Close: Expectations strong but will be influenced by worldwide economic recovery 4-16
Cotton: New Potential Pest, Cottonseed Bug, Detected In Extreme S. Florida 4-16
DTN Grain Close: Goldman Sachs fraud charges supportive for grains 4-16
Mississippi: Corn Off to the Races with Strong Start 4-16
DTN Livestock Midday: Outside Market Pressure Weakens Live Cattle Futures 4-16
DTN Grain Midday: Soybeans, Wheat Higher 4-16
Louisiana Agribusiness Recovery Loan Program Phase 2 begins 4-16
Aphid Pests Likely in North 4-16
Georgia: Economic Bed-Rest - Is the Recession Over? 4-15
Linn Soybeans: An Impressive Performance Given 4-16
Linn Corn: Bulls Winning The Battle 4-16
USDA Weekly Cotton Report 4-16
Georgia Peanuts: Planting In April? Points To Remember. 4-16
Asian Experts: Philippines Rice self-sufficiency Unrealistic 4-16
Southern soybean planting starts in Delta, dry conditions becoming a factor in places 4-16
USDA National Weekly Grain Review 4-16
Kentucky: Warmer Weather Calls for Close Monitoring of Stored Grain 4-16
Georgia: Online Resource to Combat Non-Native Invaders 4-16
K Good: Climate; Trade; Food Safety; Financial Regulation; Farm Bill; Ag Economy 4-16
Arkansas: Figuring The 2010 Crop Mix On Farm-By-Farm Basis 4-15
Texas: It's Weedy Down Here 4-13
Arkansas: Less for Wheat, More for the Rest 4-15
Arkansas: Possible Cotton Recovery 4-15
Planting Starts, Pests Not Far Behind 4-15
Wheat Caught by Bears in Weekly Export Sales 4-15
Virginia Cotton: Burndown Adjustments 4-14
Better Access to Health Insurance for Farmers Comes With a Steep Price 4-14
The World Will Not Always be Awash in Wheat 4-14
Round-Up Technolgy Overused According to Study 4-13
USDA National Weekly Rice Review 4-12
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STATE ADVISORIES
Bulletins, newsletters, analysis
Alabama:
Alabama: Managing Aflatoxins in Corn 4-16. Alabama Timely Information
Alabama Fields Getting A Bit Dry Now, But Planting Moving Along 4-12. Alabama Crop And Weather Report
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RiceTec Hybrid Rice Report: April 16, 2010
Planting updates for Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Texas; grain drill calibration "how to" videos available; contact info for your tech support rep; seed return reminder.
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Arkansas:
Arkansas: Bi-Weekly Market Briefs 4-15. Arkansas Farm Bureau Bi-Weekly Market
Arkansas: Planting Forecast, Acreage Outlook, Planting Checklist 4-14. Arkansas Cotton Update
Arkansas Farmers Making Progress As Conditions Turn Dry, Warm 4-12. Arkansas Crop And Weather Report
California:
Glyphosate Damage In Almonds: Understanding Causes, Recognizing Symptoms 4-13. The Almond Doctor Blog
Florida:
Florida Settles Into Drier Weather, And Growers Make Planting Progress On Most Fronts 4-12. Florida Crop And Weather Report
Georgia:
Georgia: Cotton Prices Resume Optimistic Trend 4-16. Don Shurley, Cotton Marketing News, University of Georgia
Georgia: Planting Peanuts in April; Effective Cotton Burndown 4-16. Georgia Seminole Crop E News
Valor Tank Clean-Out Guide 4-15. Steps to take to purge the herbicide from tanks and spray systems
Palmer Amaranth (Pigweed) Herbicide Program Suggestions (In Roundup Ready Cotton Only) 4-15. From Scott Brown, Colquitt County, Georgia, Extension Agent
Georgia Planting Picking Up Speed, But Hot And Dry Conditions Taking Hold, Too 4-12. Georgia Crop And Weather Report
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Illinois:
Illinois: A Different Start for the 2010 Growing Season 4-13. Weekly Outlook
Indiana:
Indiana: Was Winter Too Cold for Insect Survival; Soybean Planting - Warm Temperatures and Itchy Trigger Fingers 4-16. Indiana Pest and Crop
Indiana: Tank Mixing Glyphosate and Manganese Fertilizer for Soybeans 4-14. Purdue University
Indiana: Keep an Eye Open for Sulfur Deficiency in Wheat 4-14. Purdue University
Indiana: The Controversy - Glyphosate Manganese Interactions and Impacts on Crop Production 4-13. Purdue University
Iowa:
Iowa: Predicted Risk of Bean Pod Mottle Virus in 2010 4-13. Integrated Crop Management News
Iowa: Early Planting Dates Maximize Growing Season 4-10. Iowa Integrated Crop Management News
Kansas:
Kansas Farmers Making Headway As Conditions Warm, Most Wheat Breaks Dormancy 4-12. Kansas Crop And Weather Report
Kentucky:
Kentucky: Fungicide Control in Corn; Wheat Rusts a "No-Show" So Far 4-14. Kentucky Pest News
Kentucky Gets Nipped By One More Frost As Lack Of Rain Getting To Be A Conern 4-12. Kentucky Weekly Crop And Weather Report
Louisiana:
Louisiana Cattle Market Update: Fresh beef imports to U.S. from Santa Catarina, Brazil 4-16.
Louisiana: Planting, fertility and pre-emergence weed control 4-15. Louisiana Crops Newsletter from LSU
Louisiana: Sugarcane Weed Managment 4-14.
Louisiana Farmers Wrapping Up Corn, Make Headway In Rice And Moving To Beans And Cotton 4-12. Louisiana Crop And Weather Report
Louisiana Rice Delayed By Cool, Dry Conditions, Plus Scouting Tips 4-12. Louisiana Rice Field Notes From Johnny Saichuk
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Mississippi:
Mississippi: Grain Crop Updates 4-09. Corn Nitrogen Suggestions
Mississippi Farmers Making Planting Progress With Dry, Warm Weather 4-12. Mississippi Crop And Weather Report
When Is It Too Late To Plant Corn In Mississippi? 4-11. Central Mississippi Field Notes, Ernie Flint
Missouri:
Missouri: Grain Sorghum Health, Yield; Weed Management in Corn; Black Cutworm in Late-Planted Corn 4-14. Missouri Integrated Pest and Crop Management
Missouri Planting Conditions Warmed Up Considerably 4-12. Missouri Crop And Weather Report
Ohio:
Ohio: Corn Emergence; Corn Seeding Rates; Early Wheat Fungicide 4-13. Ohio C.O.R.N. Newsletter
Oklahoma:
Oklahoma Farmers Taking Advantage Of Warmer Weather, Good Moisture As Planting Season Starts 4-12. Oklahoma Crop And Weather Report
South Carolina:
South Carolina's Summer Seems To Be At Hand As Planting Gains Momentum 4-12. South Carolina Crop And Weather Report
Tennessee:
Tennessee Market Highlights, Crop by Chuck Danehower, Livestock by Emmit L. Rawls 4-16.
Tennessee Farmers Delayed By Wind And Rain Last Week, But Some Needed The Precip 4-12. Tennessee Crop And Weather Report
Texas:
Texas Farmers Making Headway With Dry Weather, Cotton Planting Progresses In Trans-Pecos 4-12. Texas Crop And Weather Report
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Virginia:
Related Material:
Rice Advocate: Western Hemisphere Rice Industry Gathers in Cartagena for TRT Rice Americas 2010 4-16.
UPCOMING EVENTS
(FD: field day; SS: scout schools)
Kansas: South Central Exp. Field Spring Field Day, May 25, Hutchinson
Kansas: Southwest Ag Research Center Spring Field Day, May 20, Garden City
Louisiana: American Oat Worker Conference, April 17-21, Baton Rouge.
Georgia: Pesticide Use, Safety, and Handling Training, May 7, 8:30 am, Perry
North Carolina Small Grain Field Day, May 18, 4:30 pm, Circle S Ranch, Monroe
North Carolina Small Grain Field Day, May 13, 4 pm, Steve Griffin Farm, Washington
North Carolina Small Grain Field Day, May 11, 4 pm, Brixey Farms, Lumberton
Texas: Exporting to Cuba Workshop, April 21, Bradyâ€Ts Landing, Houston
Louisiana Wheat and Oat Field Day, April 26, 8:30 am, Macon Ridge Research Station, Winnsboro
Texas: Watershed Planning Short Course, May 10-14, Mayan Dude Ranch, Bandera.
Louisiana: Biodiesel workshop, April 28, Baton Rouge
Louisiana: Crowley Rice REC Field Day, July 1
Louisiana: Vermilion Parish Rice Field Day, July 6
Louisiana Beef Research Field Day, Rosepine Research Station, May 6, 9:30 a.m.
Texas Brush Control Workshop, April 20, 8 am, Edwards County Annex Building, Edwards County
Tennessee: 26th Milan No-Till Crop Production Field Day, July 22
North Carolina 2010 Cotton Field Day, Sept. 16, Gary Respess Farm, Beaufort County.
To list an event, contact Owen Taylor
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Southern Farming's Information Source Here is this week's Southern AgUpdates, our weekly compilation of advisories, news and commentaries. Best regards, Ag News 24/7 Subscribe To Our Reports Go Mobile!
SUNBELT AG NEWS From staff and services Mississippi: Cotton Picking Situation Leads Some Farmers to Sing the Blues 10-9 Georgia: Peanut Harvest Looks Promising 10-9 Arkansas: Soybean Harvest Hampered by Weather, Green Bean Syndrome 10-9
Virginia Cotton: Favorable Weather Continues 10-9 Georgia: Soggy Summer Dampens Georgia Pecan Harvest 10-8 Texas: Biomass Gasification, Biochar Show Commercial Promise 10-8 Texas: 'Hog Cam' Could Give Upper Hand on Feral Hogs 10-8 Closing Livestock: Cattle Contracts Settle Moderately Higher 10-9 Closing Rice: Closed the Day Lower 10-9 Closing Cotton: Lower Friday but Higher for the Week 10-9 Closing Grain: Impressive Week in Row-Crops 10-9 Linn Soybean Commentary: Post USDA Report Calls Lower 10-9 Linn Corn Commentary: USDA Report a Non-Event 10-9 Linn Wheat Commentary: Carryout Grows - Beats Analysts Estimates 10-9 High Yield, Quality Issues in eastern Corn Belt Corn 10-9 Tough Calls for Crop Insurance 10-9 USDA Inches Cotton Estimate Lower on Month 10-9 Soybean Record Harvest in Line 10-9 USDA Lowers Current Peanut Forecast 10-9 Further Gain in Rice Crop Size 10-9 Corn Crop Forecast Improves 10-9 Sorghum Crop Retreats Over Month 10-9 U.S. Diesel Fuel Cost Survey 10-8 ABC News: Killer Pigweeds Threaten Crops in the South 10-8 STATE ADVISORIES Bulletins, newsletters, analysis aLABAMA: Alabama Insect Advisory, 10-9, Seasonal Dynamics of Insect Pests of Peanuts & Vegetables in Alabama: A Preliminary Report. Alabama Crop Report, 10-6. ARKANSAS: Arkansas Cotton Update, 10-11. Mulling over USDA's supply/demand report. Arkansas Crop Production Report, 10-9, from USDA. Arkansas Pecan Production Report, 10-9, from USDA. Arkansas Crop Report, 10-5. Arkansas Cotton Update, 10-4. Judging the effect of all the rain now that harvest has started; boll-opener considerations in late cotton; delayed Delta harvest leaves market with unanswered questions. Sponsored Link:
FLORIDA: Florida Crop Report, 10-5. GEORGIA: Georgia Crop Production, 10-9, from USDA. Georgia Seminole County E News, 10-9, Peanut picking slowed due to rain; cotton defoliation begins in a big way; Georgia wheat experienced a downturn. Georgia: Worth County Extension, 10-8, 2010 Wheat Budgets for those interested in the economics of growing wheat for 2010 harvest (Conventional/Intensive Management). Georgia Crop Report, 10-5. ILLINOIS: Illinois Pest Management and Crop Development Bulletin, 10-9, Abundant soybean aphid egg-laying this fall; guidelines for fall-applied herbicides; butterweed control; diplodia ear rot causing problems in corn; soybean rust in thirteen Illinois counties so far; soybean harvest underway. Illinois: Early U.S. Corn and Soybean Export Activity Is Encouraging, 10-5, Weekly Outlook by D. Good. indiana: Indiana: Control of Marestail in No-till Soybeans, 10-7. Indiana: Dealing with Diplodia Ear Rot, 10-2, from Purdue University. Kansas: Kansas Crop Report, 10-5. KENTUCKY: Kentucky: Harvesting Corn This Fall, 10-8, Extension Agronomist Chad Lee explains how to evaluate your mature cornfields (Audio). Recognizing Southern Rust and Blight on Corn, 10-8, Extension Plant Pathologist Paul Vincelli reviews inspection techniques and how blight can effect this year's corn harvest (Audio). Kentucky Crop Report, 10-5. LOUISIANA: Louisiana Crop Production, 10-9, from USDA. Louisiana Food and Fiber Industry Monitor, 10-9, Large rainfall totals creating harvest delays for most crops. Louisiana Crop Report, 10-5. Louisiana: Poor Water Quality Affecting Many Crawfish Ponds, 10-5. MISSISSIPPI: Mississippi Crop Report, 10-5. Mississippi Field Notes, (Central Miss.) 10-5. Be careful with grain in bins. MISSOURI: Missouri: Integrated Pest and Crop Management, 10-7, Soybean rust spreads rapidly; fall herbicide applications; discolored soybean seed; fall armyworm. Missouri Crop Report, 10-5.
oklahoma: Oklahoma Crop Report, 10-5. pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Field Crop News, 10-7, BMPs for Combating Head Scab in Wheat; Wheat Being Planted Late?; Corn Ear Molds and Leaf Diseases. SOUTH CAROLINA: South Carolina Crop Report, 10-5. TENNESSEE: Tennessee IPM Newsletter, 10-9, Corn not drying down in the field; soybean seed quality took a hit. Tennessee Market Highlights, 10-9, Crop market comments by Chuck Danehower; Livestock comments by Emmit L. Rawls. Tennessee Crop Production, 10-9, from USDA. Tennessee: Dairy's Financial Problems Outstrip Usual Ups and Downs, 10-9, D. Ray, UTenn Agricultural Policy Analysis Center. Tennessee Crop Report, 10-5. TEXAS: Texas Crop Production, 10-9, from USDA. Texas Cotton Ginnings, 10-9, from USDA. Texas Crop, Weather, 10-6. Texas Crop Report, 10-5. VIRGINIA: Virginia Crop Production, 10-9, from USDA. Virginia: Roberts Agricultural Commodity Market Report, 10-6, Weather worries over frost potential supportive of corn market. Virginia Crop Report, 10-5. RELATED MATERIAL: Rice Advocate, 10-10, USRPA applauds research funding increase; House bill would ease Cuba travel restrictions. Riceland Daily Market Review, 10-9, Some of the grains had surprise rally Friday. USA Rice Federation Daily, 10-9, Vilsack Launches National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Arkansas Farm Bureau Market Report, 10-9, Covers Major Commodities. USDA Peanut Prices, 10-9. Arkansas Bi-Weekly Market Briefings, 10-9, Soybeans made strong upward movements; wheat follows corn higher; harvest delays stop downturn in rice futures; recent weather impacts cotton quality. USDA Grain Transportation Report, 10-8, Ocean Vessel Loading Activity Likely to Pick Up; Unshipped Grain Export Balances Accumulate as Midwest Harvest Lags. UPCOMING EVENTS (FD: field day; SS: scout schools) California Cotton Tour, October 13, begins at Los Banos. Contact: Marcia Gibbs, (530) 370-5325 or Marcia@sustainablecotton.org Louisiana Vermilion Parish Rice Grower's Association Board Meeting, October 19, 7 pm, Extension Office, Abbeville. Philippines, World Rice Conference, Oct 27-30, Shangri-la's Mactan Resort and Spa, Cebu. San Antonio International Farm and Ranch Show, October 8-10, Freeman Coliseum, San Antonio Texas. California Almonds: Pest management training, Kearney REC, November 4. California Almonds: Pest management training, San Joaquin County Extension Office, November 5. Kansas State University Management, Analysis and Strategic Thinking Program (MAST), November 16-17. Texas 21st Annual Plant Protection Assn. Conference "Application of Agricultural Technology and Management for Changing Times", December 2 & 3, Brazos Center, Bryan. Mississippi 2009 Row Crop Short Course, December 7-9, 10 am, Bost Extension Center, Mississippi State University, Registration Form. Alabama Precision Agriculture and Field Crops Conference, December 8, 8 am, Wind Creek Hotel, Atmore. California: Almond Industry Conference, Dec. 9-10, Modesto. 2009 USA Rice Outlook Conference, December 9-11, New Orleans Marriott, New Orleans. For more information, contact Jeanette Davis, jdavis@usarice.com. 2010 National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conferences, January 4-7, New Orleans Marriott Hotel and Sheraton New Orleans Hotel. Louisiana: 75th Annual Livestock Show Feb. 13-20, Lamar-Dixon Expo Center, Gonzales. To list an event, contact Owen Taylor
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Southern Farming's Information Source Here is this week's Southern AgUpdates, our weekly compilation of advisories, news and commentaries. Best regards, Ag News 24/7 | Subscribe To Our Reports | Go Mobile! SUNBELT AG NEWS From staff and services Arkansas: Harvest Time Hardships - Aphids in Rice, Split Pods in Soybeans 9-18 Closing Rice: Market improved again today 9-18 Closing Cotton: Market Closes Day Mixed, Higher For Third Week 9-18 Closing Grain: Late Sell-Off Hits Grains 9-18 Mississippi: September Rain Not Helping State Crops 9-18 Arkansas: Persistent Rain Dampening Hopes for Arkansas Cotton Growers 9-18 Monsanto announces sharp Roundup price reduction for 2010 9-17 Southern soybean harvest bogs down in the rain, more soybean rust turning up 9-17 Peanut harvest stalls out due to continued rain 9-17 Mississippi: Soy Biodiesel Industry Sees Profits 9-17 Rice harvest delayed in Delta by rain; aphids turning up more widely on late rice 9-17 Midsouth cotton defoliation stopping and starting with the rain 9-17 Southeast cotton defoliation starting in scattered areas this week from Georgia to Virginia 9-17 Closing Livestock: Pork Futures Plunge Lower in Late Week Trade 9-18 USDA National Weekly Cotton Review 9-18 Linn Soybean Commentary: Important Weekly Close Today 9-18 Linn Group Corn Commentary: No Frost or Freeze on the Radar 9-18 Linn Group Wheat Commentary: Remains Under Pressure 9-18 North Carolina: Peanut Disease Forecast 9-18 K. Good's Farm Policy: Climate Legislation; Trade Issues; Environmental Issues; and CFTC Issues 9-18 Arkansas: Yell County Find Brings Soybean Rust Counties Tally to 22 9-16 Virginia Cotton: Initial Defoliation Favorable 9-16 USDA National Weekly Rice Review 9-14 STATE ADVISORIES Bulletins, newsletters, analysis Alabama: Alabama Crop Report, 9-15. ARKANSAS: Arkansas Soybean Rust Spray Advisory, 9-18. Arkansas Crop Report, 9-14. Sponsored Link:
FLORIDA: Florida Field Crops Crop Production, 9-15, from USDA. Florida Crop Report, 9-14. GEORGIA: Georgia Seminole County E News, 9-18, Drizzly rain, cloudy weather not good on opening cotton; some peanuts being dug where it's not too wet; peanut cultivars and maturity ranges; peanut irrigation decisions late in season. Georgia Cotton Marketing News, 9-18, A Week's Cotton Market Journal. Georgia Crop Report, 9-14. ILLINOIS: Illinois: Corn and Soybean Supply Prospects, 9-14, Weekly Outlook by D. Good. KENTUCKY: Kentucky Pest News, 9-16, Update on Fungicides for "Plant Health". Evaluating the Growth of This Years Crop, 9-16, Extension Agricultural Economist Cory Walters reviews the status of corn and soybean crops so far this year (audio). Kentucky Crop Report, 9-14. LOUISIANA: Louisiana Crop Report, 9-14. MISSISSIPPI: Mississippi: Current Issues in Soybean Production, 9-18, Seed quality: not as bad as we may think; yields for a group IV strip trial; fall weed resistant meeting. Mississippi Crop Report, 9-15. Mississippi Field Notes, 9-14, More about soybean damage.... MISSOURI: Missouri Integrated Pest and Crop Management News, 9-17, Corn stalk rots; late season soybean diseases. Missouri Crop Report, 9-15.
oklahoma: Oklahoma Crop Report, 9-14. SOUTH CAROLINA: South Carolina Crop Report, 9-14. TENNESSEE: Tennessee Market Highlights, 9-18, Crop market comments by Chuck Danehower; Livestock comments by Emmit L. Rawls. Corn Crop Looks Good, Maybe Too Good, 9-18, D. Ray, UTenn Agricultural Policy Analysis Center. Tennessee Crop Report, 9-14. TEXAS: Texas: Focus on South Plains Agriculture, 9-18, Late season crop desiccation, drydown, weed control in sorghum. Texas Crop, Weather, 9-15, Good News For Wheat Planters. VIRGINIA: Virginia AgPest Advisory, 9-18, Insect Trap catch on the Eastern Shore for Week Ending Sept 18. Virginia AgPest Advisory, 9-18, Corn earworm moth counts for the week ending Sep. 17, 2009. Virginia: Roberts Agricultural Commodity Market Report, 9-15, Don't wait for $5.00 wheat to come back any time soon. RELATED MATERIAL: Arkansas Farm Bureau Market Report, 9-18, Covers Major Commodities. USDA Peanut Prices, 9-18. USDA Catfish Processing, 9-18. Riceland Daily Market Review, 9-18, CBOT futures continue trading mixed as bullish and bearish factors battle each other. USA Rice Federation Daily, 9-18. USDA Grain Transportation Report, 9-17, USDA Projects Record Corn Use in 2009/10; Soybean Exports Forecast to Reach Record. USDA Crop Progress, 9-14. UPCOMING EVENTS (FD: field day; SS: scout schools) Tri-State Peanut Disease Tour, September 22-24, Tifton. Southeast Alabama Crops FD, September 24, 9 am, Corcoran Farm, Eufaula. Kansas Agricultural Lenders Conference, October 6, 8 am, Garden City. Kansas Agricultural Lenders Conference, October 7, 8 am, Manhattan. California Cotton Tour, October 13, begins at Los Banos. Contact: Marcia Gibbs, (530) 370-5325 or Marcia@sustainablecotton.org Philippines, World Rice Conference, Oct 27-30, Shangri-la's Mactan Resort and Spa, Cebu. San Antonio International Farm and Ranch Show, October 8-10, Freeman Coliseum, San Antonio Texas. California Almonds: Pest management training, Kearney REC, November 4. California Almonds: Pest management training, San Joaquin County Extension Office, November 5. Kansas State University Management, Analysis and Strategic Thinking Program (MAST), November 16-17. Texas 21st Annual Plant Protection Assn. Conference "Application of Agricultural Technology and Management for Changing Times", December 2 & 3, Brazos Center, Bryan. Alabama Precision Agriculture and Field Crops Conference, December 8, 8 am, Wind Creek Hotel, Atmore. California: Almond Industry Conference, Dec. 9-10, Modesto. Rice Outlook Conference, Dec. 9-11, New Orleans Marriott, New Orleans, La. For more information, contact Jeanette Davis, jdavis@usarice.com. 2010 National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conferences, January 4-7, New Orleans Marriott Hotel and Sheraton New Orleans Hotel. Louisiana: 75th Annual Livestock Show Feb. 13-20, Lamar-Dixon Expo Center, Gonzales. To list an event, contact Owen Taylor
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