2002
Agricultural News Archives
- 2002 Mississippi
Agriculture Year-End Summaries:
-Mississippi's largest crops struggle in 2002 (12-16-2002)
-Poultry prices fall, but crop still tops state list (12-16-2002)
-Timber industry begins to stabilize (12-16-2002)
-Rains rob growers of best cotton crop (12-16-2002) - Harvest-damaged fields raise production costs (12-02-2002)
- Drying grain can lead to bin fires (11-18-2002)
- Space-based research promises farm benefits (10-28-2002)
- State's agronomy has $1.3B economic impact (10-28-2002)
- Study searches for fungus, disease, yield connection (10-21-2002)
- MSU lands $1M grant for food safety research (10-14-2002)
- Workshop educates on insect rearing (10-14-2002)
- Pumpkin harvest proves fruitful (10-07-2002)
- Researchers seek to short-circuit insects' mating processes (09-30-2002)
- Science roadmap charts ag's future (09-02-2002)
- Time-saving shortcuts can lead to accidents (09-02-2002)
- New flies help to control fire ants (08-12-2002)
- Researchers growing seedless watermelons (07-22-2002)
- State's melon harvest suffers, remains sweet (06-24-2002)
- Scientists scrutinize corn borer numbers (06-24-2002)
- Poultry diets receive scent-sitive treatment (06-17-2002)
- Ponds may yield more than catfish (06-03-2002)
- Mississippi catfish farms face lean days (06-03-2002)
- Boll weevil numbers yield only bright spot (05-20-2002)
- Survey finds Americans less picky about beef (04-22-2002)
- Research focuses on air quality in dairy housing (04-01-2002)
- Updated Fishy software supports catfish industry (03-25-2002)
- Study tests the staying mettle of copper, zinc (03-18-2002)
- Research assesses litter economics (03-11-2002)
- 'Wait-and-see' before assessing cold damage (03-04-2002)
- Imaging facility a first for animal and vet sciences (02-25-2002)