The 2008 budget for Cotton Incorporated has been approved by the Cotton Board. Â Report (1:00 mp3)
FL Cotton Hurt by Hot Weather
The hot weather experienced in North Florida this summer has definately made it’s mark on this year’s cotton crop. Â Report (1:00 mp3)
More on Florida’s Farm to Fuel Summit
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Charles Bronson talks about the recent Farm to Fuel Summit. Report (1:00 mp3) More information about this year’s event, including links to each speaker’s presentation, can be found on the web at http://www.floridafarmtofuel.com/summit_2007.htm. General information about Florida’s Farm to Fuel program can be found at http://www.floridafarmtofuel.com/
Immigration Debate Continues
The debate concerning immigration is on-going, especially with certain members of the U.S. Senate. Â Report (1:00 mp3)
Cotton Projections Up Due to Texas Crop
The cotton forecast for the Southeast is down from last year but all cotton nationwide numbers are up, mainly due to the large crop expected in Texas.  Report (1:10 mp3)
U.K. Finds Another Case of FMD
Another case of Foot & Mouth Disease has been detected in the U.K. Â Report (:35 mp3)
Improving Food Import Safety
A group is focusing on improving the safety of food imports coming into the United States. Â Report (:50 mp3)
AL Livestock Market Report
Dyan Kennedy with the Alabama Department of Agriculture has this past week’s cattle market numbers from across Alabama. Â Report (1:00 mp3)
CHRP Workshops; Tree Count Updates; Excluding Plant Pests
In these citrus news reports, reminders about two convenient workshops in coming days to assist Florida growers in completing necessary Compliance Agreements for the coming citrus season. Also, a preview of what’s coming from updated USDA citrus tree count surveys, and comments about how officials are trying to do more to keep plant pests and diseases out of this country. …
FL Citrus Tree Inventory Update Results In
The results of the partial Florida citrus tree inventory update went public from USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service and Florida Ag Statistics Service Friday afternoon. We’re covered up with news for our radio programs coming up the first part of the week, so our website listeners get it first this time. Here is our entire interview on the new tree …