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Wet fields have slowed planting in Arkansas and cold weather is putting the brakes on corn emergence....More

Immigration reform continues to build momentum in Congress. As migrant workers are a vital component of the U.S. food and fiber sector, agricultural interests are keen to bend the coming legislation to their best advantage....More

A team of Mississippi State University students knows their insects and has the second place win to prove it....More

It's not who you know in Washington that counts. It's who knows you....More

Seventy-five years have passed since Mississippi State University began producing its distinctive Edam cheese....More

USDA report hits Southern corn growers. 20 seconds to death. Wheat and soybean fungicides. Tax scams. Tier 4 engines....More

More than 200 economists, sociologists and government policy makers brought ideas and lively discussion about ecosystem services and valuation to the “Big Easy” during the fourth National Forum on Socioeconomic Research in Coastal Systems on March 24-26....More

Despite recent reports, nothing has changed about the Command herbicide label for 2013. All of the uses including aerial applications and all approved tank mixes remain approved....More

Did a brief runup in cotton prices in mid-March convince some producers to plant more cotton?...More

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released the results of the first comprehensive survey looking at the health of thousands of stream and river miles across the country, finding that more than half -- 55 percent -- are in poor condition for aquatic life....More

"Anywhere there is a soybean field and there are deer within walking distance, you’re going to have feeding."...More