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    • McCorkle, Dean; Taylor, Timothy G.; Fairchild, Gary F.; Harris, Harold M.; Rosson, C. Parr (1999-06-23)
      As U.S. government support to agriculture declines, understanding the economic impacts of agricultural trade and how markets and competition are affected will take on added importance for farmers, agribusinesses, policy ...
    • Jones, Lonnie L.; Stallmann, Judith I. (2002-02-18)
      This publication explains the tax exemptions and special provisions available to Texas farmers, ranchers and agribusiness managers and the effect of those exemptions on state and local governmental revenues.
    • Mukhtar, Saqib; Auvermann, Brent W. (2006-05-24)
      Animal feeding operations face increased scrutiny and accountability for how they affect the air quality of their neighbors and communities. This publication helps operators become familiar with fundamental air quality ...
    • Klinefelter, Danny A. (2009-03-26)
      During economic downturns, producers need to consider alternative ways of doing business. This publication looks at such possibilities as sharing services and personnel and forming marketing co-ops and other joint entities.
    • Falconer, Lawrence; McGrann, James M.; Parker, John; Jones, Rodney (2008-10-21)
      Replacement management strategy involves comparing the values of the breeding stock you own with the value of potential replacements, and then choosing the investment with the highest expected worth. This publication ...
    • Gill, Ronald J. (1994-09-29)
      Anaplasmosis is an infectious disease of cattle that destroys red blood cells. The disease is caused by a parasite, Anaplasma marginale, found in the red blood cells of infected cattle. It can be transmitted from infected ...
    • Stokes, Sandra R. (1998-12-17)
      Dairy farmers can improve long-term milk production by having a well-managed program for dry cows during the last 3 weeks before calving. This publication explains how an anionic salt program can help control subclinical ...
    • Anthrax 
      Lawhorn, D. Bruce (2001-08-09)
      Anthrax is a very destructive animal disease found worldwide. This publication describes anthrax symptoms in livestock, deer and people, and explains how a diagnosis is made. There is important information about prevention, ...
    • Liu, Tong-Xian; Sparks Jr., Alton N. (2001-08-10)
      At least five species of aphids attack cruciferous crops (cabbage, collards, cauliflower, broccoli, kale and others). This publication explains the characteristics that can help producers identify aphids and the damage ...
    • Patterson, D.; Forrest, D. W.; Williams, G. L. (2007-01-03)
      These proceedings summarize historical and current research on the physiological processes of the estrous cycle, procedures for synchronizing estrus and ovulation, and the proper application of these systems for artificial ...
    • Agricultural Communications (2009-04-29)
      This publication contains facts about the influenza strain called swine flu, N1H1 and North American Influenza. There are tips for protecting yourself from the disease and precautions swine producers can take to avoid the ...
    • Sterle, Jodi (1999-09-03)
      Artificial insemination in swine works only if used and managed properly. This publication discusses the swine estrous cycle and how to detect estrus. It also provides step-by-step instructions for inseminating the female.
    • Livingston, Stephen (1995-11-30)
      When a crop has been damaged by hail, it is important to be able to gauge the extent of the damage, the potential for recovery of the damaged crop, and the actions that might be necessary to maximize the recovery process. ...
    • Faries Jr., Floron C. (2006-12-20)
      Calving difficulty is frequently caused by disproportionate size--the calf is too big for the birth canal. This publication discusses the stages of labor, how to assist in delivery and what to do after the delivery of a calf.
    • Faries Jr., Floron C.; Villarino, Mario A. (2009-03-05)
      Calving difficulty is frequently caused by disproportionate size--the calf is too big for the birth canal. This publication discusses the stages of labor, how to assist in delivery and what to do after the delivery of a ...
    • Harris, Janie (2002-01-31)
      Many simple, inexpensive devices can make daily activities easier and safer for the elderly and those who have physical disablities. This publication suggests products for living and sleeping areas, kitchens and bathrooms. ...
    • Taylor, Gene R.; White, Richard; Abernathy, Scott; Smith, David (1999-12-10)
      Following an 18-step procedure for performing an irrigation audit will help athletic field managers conserve water while maintaining a pleasing facility for recreational use. To perform the audit correctly, a field manager ...
    • Lawhorn, D. Bruce (2002-01-31)
      Rhinitis, an inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, is common in Texas swine herds. The diagnosis, prevention, treatment and economic losses caused by this disease are discussed in this publication.
    • Smith, David (2004-09-16)
      All-terrain vehicles are very popular for off-road recreation. However, the number of injuries and deaths from ATV accidents is growing rapidly. This publication lists the causes of injuries and fatalities, discusses Texas ...
    • Sprott, L. R. (1998-03-12)
      Calving difficulty, or dystocia, is influenced largely by genetics and the age of the dam. The main cause of calving problems is heavy birthweight. Solutions include selecting the right bull and mating it to properly ...