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    • Mukhtar, Saqib (2007-09-20)
      This publication contains estimates of annual manure production for cattle, swine, sheep, goats, horses and poultry, along with estimates of the chemical, physical and thermal constituents of manure for these species. This ...
    • Mukhtar, Saqib (2006-11-30)
      The increasing demand for energy and the high costs of oil and natural gas have emphasized the need for consumers to seek alternative energy resources. This publication explains the processes for converting manure to energy.
    • Ragsdale, Bobby (2000-05-03)
      Entrants in range and pasture plant identification contests will find this reference useful. It includes explanations of plant characteristics and a master list of plants.
    • Martin, M. T.; Scrutchfield, W. L.; Gibbs, Pete G.; Potter, Gary D. (2005-04-18)
      Texas is home to about 1 million horses, the majority of them working horses, competitive event horses and pleasure/recreational riding horses. For owners of horses that have completed their growth, knowing how to take ...
    • Lyons, Robert K.; Rector, Barron S. (2009-05-12)
      This publication explains how to manage mesquite successfully. Topics include plant growth and development as well as management options. 8 pages.
    • Warren, Judith L. (2002-01-04)
      Instead of telling your child what not to do, try using positive statements about what you expect. Offer only choices that will be positive for you and your child. This publication helps parents understand the value of ...
    • Haigh, Michael; Stockton, Matthew; Anderson, David P.; Schwart Jr., Robert B. (2001-10-12)
      The milk futures and options market enables producers and processors to manage price risk. This publication explains hedging, margin accounts, basis and how to track it, and other fundamentals of the futures and options market.
    • Anderson, David P.; Haigh, Michael; Stockton, Matthew; Schwart Jr., Robert B. (2001-09-10)
      This publication discusses the federal orders that govern the marketing of milk. The production location and form of the milk product affect the way it is priced. The different classes of milk and their prices are explained ...
    • Herd, Dennis B. (1997-06-04)
      Nutrient balance is the key to any effective nutrition program, especially where trace minerals are concerned. Many factors cannot be optimized when mineral intake is not properly balanced. Recommendations are given for ...
    • Waller, Mark L.; Amosson, Stephen H.; Welch, Mark; Dhuyvetter, Kevin C. (2008-10-17)
      A minimum price contract is one of many tools a marketer may use to better manage price and production risk while trying to achieve financial goals and objectives. This publication discusses the advantages and disadvantages ...
    • Harris, Janie (2002-07-08)
      Mold problems in homes are of increasing concern. Exposure to mold spores can trigger allergic reactions in some people. This leaflet explains how to inspect your home for mold; how to remove mold from plastic, glass, ...
    • Stokes, Sandra R. (1999-04-26)
      This publication explains how dairy producers can improve feeding and production efficiency by frequently monitoring ration particle size, feed inventory and milk production.
    • Machen, Richard V.; Craddock, Frank; Craig, Tom (1998-05-19)
      Fecal egg counts are a practical, cost-effective diagnostic tool for determining parasite burden in sheep and goats. This publication describes materials and equipment needed and explains the procedure for making valid egg counts.
    • Jackman, John A.; Olson, Jimmy K. (2003-03-17)
      This leaflet explains how to reduce mosquito problems by eliminating breeding sites for larvae, controlling adult mosquitoes, avoiding contact with mosquitoes and treating larval breeding sites. Long-term control is also ...
    • Jackman, John A.; Olson, Jimmy K. (2003-03-17)
      This brochure explains how to reduce mosquito problems by eliminating breeding sites for larvae, controlling adult mosquitoes, avoiding contact with mosquitoes and treating larval breeding sites. Long-term control is also ...
    • Jackman, John A.; Olson, Jimmy K. (2008-08-05)
      This leaflet explains how to reduce mosquito problems by eliminating breeding sites for larvae, controlling adult mosquitoes, avoiding contact with mosquitoes and treating larval breeding sites. Long-term control is also ...
    • Johnsen, Mark (2008-08-05)
      Areas flooded after a severe storm are prone to mosquito problems. Several mosquito species are a danger to humans because of the diseases they transmit. This publication explains the symptoms of dengue fever, West Nile ...
    • Johnsen, Mark (2008-08-05)
      Areas flooded after a severe storm are prone to mosquito problems. Several mosquito species are a danger to humans because of the diseases they transmit. This publication explains the symptoms of dengue fever, West Nile ...
    • Jackman, John A.; Olson, Jimmy K. (2002-06-21)
      Mosquitoes not only annoy people and animals, they also transmit many disease-causing organisms. This publication describes the life cycle of mosquitoes, explains how to identify and control them, and discusses the diseases ...
    • Stokes, Kenneth; Barnaby, G. A. Art; Waller, Mark L.; Outlaw, Joe (2008-10-07)
      The Actual Production History insurance plan protects against crop losses from a number of causes. All aspects of this insurance are described, including reporting requirements for the producer.