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    • Oak Leaf Poisoning. 
      Patterson, C. M. (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 19XX)
    • Oak Leaf Roller and Springtime Defoliation of Live Oak Trees 
      Drees, Bastiaan M. (2004-03-26)
      This publication explains how to minimize damage to live oak trees by the oak leaf roller and an associated caterpillar species, which occur throughout Texas but are most damaging in the Hill Country and South Texas.
    • Oat Diseases. 
      McCoy, Norman L. (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1977)
    • Obtaining and Using USDA Market and Production Reports 
      Bevers, Stan; Amosson, Stephen H.; Smith, Jackie; O'Brien, Daniel (2008-10-07)
      Producers who have superior information hold a distinct marketing advantage over those who do not. This publication lists various sources of marketing and production information and where to obtain them.
    • Obtaining Disaster Assistance 
      Cavanagh, Joyce (2008-09-24)
      If you live in an area that has been declared a disaster area, you may be eligible for certain types of assistance. This publication explains how to apply for assistance through FEMA, how to apply for a recovery loan from ...
    • Obtaining Disaster Assistance (Spanish) 
      Cavanagh, Joyce (2008-09-24)
      If you live in an area that has been declared a disaster area, you may be eligible for certain types of assistance. This publication explains how to apply for assistance through FEMA, how to apply for a recovery loan from ...
    • Obtaining Disaster Assistance for Farms and Ranches 
      Lovell, Ashley; Outlaw, Joe (2005-10-11)
      Agricultural producers in counties declared disaster areas may apply for assistance from the Farm Services Agency and the Texas Department of Agriculture. This leaflet explains the programs available and how to apply.
    • Obtaining Disaster Assistance for Farms and Ranches (Spanish) 
      Taylor, Greg (2007-10-08)
      Agricultural producers in counties declared disaster areas may apply for assistance from the Farm Services Agency and the Texas Department of Agriculture. This leaflet explains the programs available and how to apply.
    • Obtaining Disaster Assistance for Public Infrastructure 
      Taylor, Greg (2005-10-10)
      County and municipal governments, as well as certain private non-profit organizations, may qualify for assistance in rebuilding public infrastructure after a natural disaster. This leaflet details the assistance programs ...
    • Obtaining Disaster Assistance for Public Infrastructure (Spanish) 
      Taylor, Greg (2007-10-08)
      County and municipal governments, as well as certain private non-profit organizations, may qualify for assistance in rebuilding public infrastructure after a natural disaster. This leaflet details the assistance programs ...
    • Obtaining Disaster Assistance for Small Businesses and the Self-Employed 
      Brown, Pamela J.; Cavanagh, Joyce (2005-10-11)
      This publication explains the federal and state assistance programs available to small business owners and persons who are self-employed. There is helpful information about rebuilding a business after a natural disaster.
    • Obtaining Disaster Assistance for Small Businesses and the Self-Employed (Spanish) 
      Brown, Pamela J.; Cavanagh, Joyce (2007-10-08)
      This publication explains the federal and state assistance programs available to small business owners and persons who are self-employed. There is helpful information about rebuilding a business after a natural disaster.
    • Odor and Dust From Livestock Feedlots. 
      Sweeten, John M. (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1991)
    • Odor Regulation by Nuisance Laws. 
      Sweeten, John M.; Levi, Donald R. (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1976)
    • Oil Spills and Living Organisms. 
      Albers, Peter H. (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1992)
    • Older Parents and Mature Children. 
      Taylor, Dorthy (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1975)
    • Oleanders Are Easy to Grow. 
      Hatfield, Sadie (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 19XX)
    • On Being an Officer. 
      Cox, Bonnie (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1954)
    • On Being An Officer. 
      Cline, June (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1983)
    • On-Farm Fuel Storage. 
      Grubaugh, Elston K.; Valco, Thomas D. (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1982)