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March
25, 2003 - Farmweek #2639
Orby
and Brenda Wright
2002-2003 MFA Outstanding Tree Farmers
of the Year
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TONIGHT ON FARMWEEK |
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HOUSE LEADERS
PLEDGE TO RESTORE FEDERAL FARM PROGRAM CUTS - 10% cut from 2004 federal
farm budget. Pledge to find money through cutting waste and fraud. |
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Video Pkg |
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CORN-FIRED FURNACE
- EM #63 - Two furnaces which burn shelled corn are installed at Mississippi
Agriculture and Forestry Museum in Jackson. Appearing: Lester Spell, DVM
- Commissioner of Agriculture - MS Dept. of Ag. And Commerce. Patrick
Sullivan - Special Projects Officer - MS Dept. of Ag. And Commerce. |
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IMPORTANT FARM
BILL DEADLINE ON APRIL 1ST - Farmers are reminded that April 1st is
the deadline for them to sign up if they want to update yields or bases.
Farms that want to add soybeans to their farm plan must sign up then as
well if they want to establish their own historic soybean yields. Otherwise,
they will have to accept county average yields. Appearing: Yevonne Prewitt
- Director - Clay County Farm Service Office - U.S. Department of Agriculture. |
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MS FARM TOY SHOW
- EM #12 - Farm toy collectors came to Starkville, Mississippi, on March
15th to the second Mississippi Farm Toy Show. Appearing: Randy Bagwell
- Farm Toy Collector - Fayette, Alabama. John Byrd - Farm Toy Show Promoter
- Mississippi State University Extension Service. Harry Collins - Farm
Toy Collector/Exhibitor - Tupelo. |
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SOUTHERN
GARDENING - Thunbergias - Appearing: Norman Winter - Horticulturist
- Mississippi State University Extension Service |
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TOSS |
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TRIVIA QUESTION
- How many farms in Mississippi are eligible for the 2002 Farm Bill?
32,000. |
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MARKETS INTRODUCTION |
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CATTLE ON FEED
REPORT - Fewer placements than expected in February is bullish news.
Appearing: Virgil Robinson/PHI Marketing Services, Inc. |
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MARKET INTERVIEW
- Dairy - Low prices, high output, low demand put pressure on prices.
- Appearing: Bill Herndon - Agricultural Economist - MSU Extension Service. |
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USDA MONTHLY CATFISH
REPORT - February prices up 1.5 cents from January for catfish farmers. |
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ONLINE SURVEY
SHOWS 35% OF FARMERS PLAN TO INCREASE THEIR CORN ACREAGE. 46% SAID THEY
WILL STAY THE SAME. |
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COTTON ANALYSIS
- O.A. Cleveland
of cottonexperts.com says 2003 could be a repeat of 2002. Acreage
will continue to be up. |
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SOYBEAN ANALYSIS
- Considering pricing part of your crop - Appearing: Virgil Robinson/PHI
Marketing Services, Inc. |
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TRIVIA ANSWER |
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS |
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ORBY AND BRENDA
WRIGHT, 2002 MFA OUTSTANDING TREE FARMERS OF THE YEAR - EM #22 - Original
broadcast: 10/29/02. Purvis-area couple turns cut-over land into wildlife
habitat. Appearing: Orby Wright - MS Tree Farmer of the Year - Purvis.
Randy Browning - Private Lands Biologist - U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
Clayton Rouse - Lamar County Director - Mississippi State University Extension
Service. Brenda Wright - MS Tree Farmer of the Year - Purvis. Randy Watkins
- Land Department - South Mississippi Electric Power Association. |
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Contact Information:
Mississippi Forestry Association, (601) 354-4936
www.msforestry.net
Mississippi State University Extension Service, (662) 325-3036
Forestry
Information - www.msucares.com
Find
your county office
Miss. Forestry Commission, (601) 359-1386
www.mfc.state.ms.us |
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PREVIEW OF NEXT WEEK'S
SHOW
Feature: Greenhouse tomato production. Turkey Habitat and Iowa wireless
Internet helps local businesses to compete. |