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Delta Farm Press Daily
TIMELY RELIABLE INFORMATION FOR MID-SOUTH AGRICULTURE
In this November 18, 2011 Issue:

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Axing direct payments: A non-event for farmers?

Hembree Brandon
While elimination of direct payments would have little economic impact on land values and profitability for Midwest grain producers, it would be a different story for Mid-South soybean/rice growers, and to an extent some cotton growers, says Bert Greenwalt.
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Two-year window for estate planning opportunity

Lillian Dee Davenport and Lacey LaRue
Time is short. The compromise on the gift, estate and generation skipping tax law passed by Congress on Dec. 17, 2010, provides federal tax largesse — an unprecedented two-year opportunity to make tax-free lifetime farm wealth transfers.
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First Xmas trees, now the rest

David Bennett
Wow, just wow. First, the get-the-government-outta-everything bunch came for the Christmas tree check-off.
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Arkansas in 2011 Expo Spotlight (Photo Gallery)

The diverse agriculture of Arkansas was highlighted in a special spotlight state exhibit at this year's Sunbelt Expo.
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Vilsack on Asian trade deals, promotion programs

David Bennett
A burgeoning trade relationship with Vietnam is largely due to USDA programs promoting U.S. agriculture.
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From Washington
Beef, catfish, FTAs, farm bills and USDA funding
The new farm bill, USDA funding for FY2012, U.S. beef exports, free trade agreements and catfish inspections all came up during a Wednesday morning press conference with Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.
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Market Reports
Brock: Usage numbers continue to drop
The USDA’s November crop report did not come as a bullish surprise — exactly quite the opposite. As I’ve said many times before in this column, the cure for high prices is high prices — and this market has been no different.
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Utilizing Potassium Nitrate as a Specialty Plant Nutritional Product that Protects Against Disease Organisms and Plant Stresses
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Spray Drift Management
Keeping crop protection chemicals on the crop for which they are intended has been a cornerstone of farming not only to protect neighboring crops, but to not waste money allowing products to drift off the intended target. This accredited online continuing education course covers the critical elements of spray drift management.
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