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Top Story
USDA cuts
wheat production estimate
Elton Robinson
Delta Farm Press
USDA lowered its estimate of production for the U.S.
wheat crop by 59 million bushels from last month -- from 1.87 billion
bushels to 1.81 billion bushels -- based on lower forecasted yield for
winter wheat. Ending stocks were lowered 32 million bushels to 416
million bushels.
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Features
U.S., Vietnam
clear WTO hurdle
Forrest Laws
Delta Farm Press
U.S. and Vietnamese officials have signed a new
bilateral trade agreement on the accession terms that will allow Vietnam
to join the World Trade Organization after it opens more of its markets
to foreign goods.
Mid-South
cotton crop takes off
Elton Robinson
Delta Farm Press
The Mid-South cotton crop is finally starting to look
like a cotton crop, thanks to the arrival of some Delta-like weather.
The early-season assessment is that the crop is highly variable, but
still has excellent yield potential.
Future
for flue-cured tobacco lies overseas
Chris Bickers
Southeast Farm Press
The future for flue-cured tobacco lies overseas. The
only hope for expanded sales of U.S. tobacco lies in development of
foreign markets.
Soy-based
products are helping clean up this spring
Southwest Farm Press
With the start of spring, many people are dusting off
lawn mowers and touch up their homes, yards and cars as usual.
Dean
tapped as next WPHA environmental, regulatory affairs director
Western Farm Press
Nasser Dean is the new director of environmental and
regulatory affairs for the Western Plant Health Association.
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