Agnews Weekly July 1, 2005: Dry Conditions Prevail in Texas, Impacting Crops. Dry weather is affecting crops across the state. Dr. Travis Miller, Extension Program leader for soil and crop sciences, provides insight on current situation. Length is 14:06. File size is 19.3 MB.Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly July 19, 2005: Animal Identification, Impact On The Beef Industry. A Texas Cooperative Extension beef cattle specialist discusses the animal identification program and its impact on the beef industry. Length is 10:21. File size is 14.2 MB.Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly August 4, 2005: Report from Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course. Cattle producers from across the U.S. and internationally gathered this week at the 2005 Texas A&M University Beef Cattle Short Course. Length is 20:15. File size is 27.8 MB.Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly August 19, 2005: Sorghum Downy Mildew Research. A Texas Cooperative Extension and Texas Agricultural Experiment Station plant pathologist discusses sorghum downy mildew. Length is 12:10. File size is 16.7 MB.Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly Sept. 2, 2005: Hurricane Katrina and Impact on Agricultural Trade at the port of New Orleans. A Texas Cooperative Extension economist discusses the impact of Katrina on agricultral trade at the port of New Orleans. Length is 0846. File size is 12.0 MB.Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly Oct. 7, 2005: Cotton Stalk Destruction Research. A Texas Cooperative Extension agronomist talks about cotton stalk destruction research. Length is 0735. File size is 10.4 MB.Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly Dec. 1, 2005: Center for Equine Business Studies. A proposed Center for Equine Business Studies at Texas A&M has received approval and Dr. Ernie Davis discusses its role in serving the horse industry. Length is 0559. File size is 4.9 MB.Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly Dec. 20, 2005: Beef Market Outlook for 2006. A Texas Cooperative Extension livestock marketing economist gives an outlook on the 2006 beef market. Length is 0612. File size is 4.3 MB.Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly Jan. 20, 2006: Report from 44th Blackland Income Growth Conference. Texas Cooperative Extension beef cattle specialists and economists discuss current drought that is causing concern among the state's ranchers. Length is 1002. File size is 16.2 MB. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu.edu By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly Feb. 10, 2006: Texas Drought Losses Reach Estimated $1.5 Billion. Texas drought losses have reached an estimated $1.5 billion. A Texas Cooperative Extension economist gives an update. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly March 22, 2006: Norman E. Borlaug Fellows Colloquium. Scholars from across the globe gathered recently for the Norman E. Borlaug Fellows Colloqium. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly March 31, 2006: Dr. O.D. Butler Memorial Field Day. This edition spotlights the Dr. O.D. Butler Memorial Field Day. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly May 12, 2006: Ag Forum in San Antonio. This edition spotlights the 2006 Ag Forum held in San Antonio. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly May 25, 2006: Insect Poses Threat to Texas Pecan Growers. This edition spotlights an insect that can harm pecan trees and lead to big losses for growers. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly May 26, 2006: Texas Agricultural Exports. This edition spotlights the Texas agricultural export market. Texas Crop and Weather Report. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly July 14, 2006: Stiles Farm Field Day. This edition spotlights the Stiles Farm Field Day. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly July 20, 2006: Value of 2005 Texas Agriculture $18.5 Billion. This edition includes a report on the value of 2005 Texas agriculture. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly August 21, 2006: New Drought Insurance for Producers. This edition includes a report focusing on new federal drought insurance. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly Nov. 14, 2006: 2006 Fall Conservation Tillage Clinic. This edition includes a report on the fall conservation tillage clinic at the Stiles Farm Foundation. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Agnews Weekly Jan. 1, 2007: 2007 Beef Cattle Market Outlook. This edition focuses on the 2007 cattle market. Send comments about podcast to b-fannin@tamu. By Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.