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Bi-State Meetings Focus on Pasture Land Decisions

Conferences To Address Drought Aftermath

Drought Is Topic For Colorado Agricultural Outlook Forum

Kansas Drought Has Eased, But Not Completely Gone

What Ranchers Should Know Before Independence Day

Wheat Grazing Still Possible Despite 2002 Drought

Agronomist: Resist Temptation to Overstock Pastures

Veneman Announces $752 Million In Immediate Assistance For Livestock Producers
Sign Up Begins Oct. 1 with Payments Made Soon After

KLA Compliments Bush Administration On Timely Drought Assistance

Administration Comes to the Aid of Drought-Afflicted Ranchers

USDA'S Cattle Feeding Program Off To A Successful Start

Calling for Immediate Drought Relief Legislation

K-State Economists Put Kansas Agriculture's Drought Toll at $1.4 Billion 

Drought Web Site Provides Management Information

Options Await Cattle Producers If Drought Sparks Early Weaning

NCBA Lobbying Efforts Prompt Drought Tax Relief Legislation

Parched Conditions Forcing Big Decisions On Kansas Farms

Drought Forcing Tough Decisions For High Plains Cattlemen

Monsoon Season Could Lessen Impacts Of Summer Drought; Flash Flooding Becomes A Major Concern

Iowa Beef Center Offers Drought-shortened Pasture Solutions

New Mexico to Help Farmers, Ranchers Seek Drought Assistance

Drought Has Not Sparked Large-Scale Cow Slaughter

Emergency Haying Approved on Reserve Lands
NCBA applauds the USDA’ s decision to allow haying on CRP lands

Usda Provides Emergency Relief To Montana And South Dakota

Colorado’s Drought and Water Shortages Could Be The Worst In 25 Years

USDA Provides $750,000 For Drought Assistance in Montana

Veneman designates 60 colorado Counties as drought disaster areas

Drought Forcing Tough Choices For Cattle Producers

Struggling Drought Victims Need Immediate Relief

Snowpack, Streamflow and Water Storage at Low Levels and Expected to Decrease

Montana can get aid

Recent rains help in Kentucky

Dry weather beginning to take its toll in Kentucky

Shade may keep cattle body temp constant in hot summer months

Now is the time to think about pasture renovation

"Preparedness" must be cornerstone of national drought policy

CRP Rate Change for Emergency Haying and Grazing

Drought has Varied Effects on Kentucky Pastures

Water is Main Concern for Winter Livestock Management

Cut Forages Early to Maximize Use and Quality

Ample Water, Feed and Shade Help Livestock Deal with Heat Stress

Latest Drought Forecast Brings Mix of Good and Bad as Government Issues Drought Commission Report, NOAA News