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  • Aug. 10, 2011
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    Tax Code Offers Some Flexibility During Drought

    The tax implications of cattle sales caused by a drought are fairly straightforward. Two different tax treatments apply, says Dan Childs, economist and senior agricultural consultant for the Noble Foundation, Ardmore, OK....More
  • Jun. 27, 2011
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    Historic Drought Causes $3 Billion Loss In Texas

    It looks like harvest time in Texas, but for fourth-generation farmer Bert Gohlke it's actually a financial disaster....More
  • May 30, 2011
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    Ranchers Should Prepare for Missouri River Flooding

    Because of imminent flooding along the Missouri River, the South Dakota Department of Agriculture encourages farmers and ranchers to take some basic precautions....More
  • May 23, 2011
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    Coping Emotionally With Disaster

    People afflicted by disaster, whether flood, tornado or some other challenge, grapple with emotions triggered by loss....More
  • Apr. 15, 2011
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    Texas Wildfires: 'Pray For Rain'

    The stories coming out of the charred remains of Texas’ massive wildfires are heart rendering – homes destroyed, lives turned upside down, livestock lost and injured. And it appears no relief is in sight....More
  • Apr. 8, 2011
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    Active Hurricane Season Is In The Works

    Based on current la Nina conditions that are expected to transition to near-neutral conditions during the heart of the hurricane season, the Colorado State University (CSU) hurricane forecast team is calling for an active season...More
  • Mar. 25, 2009
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    National Weather Update

    The nation’s main weather event on Wednesday will be a snowstorm system spinning over the Upper Midwest and the Great Lakes regions, according to The Associated Press (AP)....More
  • May 1, 2006
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    After The Firestorm

    Ted McCollum, Texas Cooperative Extension livestock specialist, sometimes recommends prescribed burning to rid pastures of defunct forage and foster new...More
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