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2. Dry conditions expected for Texas through July
3. Texas planting progress remains behind schedule
4. Recent freeze came at good time for South Plains cotton
5. Bumper grain stocks bring supplies back to average levels
6. Hay availability in Texas depends on where you are
7. It's not as dry as it has been in Texas
8. Peach crop may have been cut by three-fourths by freeze
9. Climatologist: El Ni*+-o fizzles and winter might be a+-nothing speciala
10. AgriLife Extension expert: Need winter grazing? Dust it in!
11. Expert: East and Central producers with hay will likely hold onto it
12. Rains jump-start cotton planting, but deep subsoil moisture critical in some areas
13. AgriLife agronomist: Itas a mixed bag
14. Despite recent rains, planting winter wheat now could result in a+-catastrophica failures
15. Another La Ni*+-a may not be as severe
16. Aflatoxin testing is issue in Central Texas
17. Conditions vary widely across Texas
18. Soil-moisture levels vary widely across the state
19. Satsuma Miho mandarins tolerate -14 F
20. Spring showers and April tornadoes hit Texas
21. Recent rains encourage all spring/winter crops
22. Wet winter encourages weed infestations
23. Wheat springs forward with good weather
24. Heavy spring rain means fallow fields in N. Texas
25. Wheat looks 100 percent better than last year
26. Pastures green up, but corn planting still delayed
27. Genetic mapping of algae biofuel species
28. Delayed corn planting in parts of the state
29. Grazing school to address challenges in beef production
30. The wettest winter in 20 years in some areas
31. Wet conditions threaten to delay corn planting
32. Panhandle wheat growers always like a good snow
33. Cold weather could help eradicate boll weevil
34. Continued cold temps affect crops
35. State gets the big chill
36. AgriLife Extension administrators sum up 2009 in agriculture
37. Cold weather slows pasture growth; west dries out
38. Cold, wet weather promotes some crops, hinders others
39. Winter hits hard; slows cotton, peanut harvests
40. Most Panhandle wheat in fair condition
41. Rain slows harvests, planting but boosts wheat
42. Smart irrigation controllers not so smart
43. Mild, warm conditions promote harvesting
44. Pesticide applicator training set Dec. 1 and Dec. 3
45. Wet weather delays cotton harvest
46. Rain too much of a good thing
47. Cool weather slows but doesn't stop armyworms
48. Feral hogs thrive in wet fall weather
49. Cool weather slows armyworm advances
50. Rains helped drought conditions
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