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Doane Daily Cotton Commentary

DTN Grains: Opening | Midday | Closing

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DOANE: Cotton Commentary

Grain, L'stock Updates

Cotton merchant group Weil Brothers and Stern to "exit" the market 11/20

Closing Livestock: Cattle, Hog Futures Manage Bullish About-Face 11/20

Georgia: Soybean Grant Gives Researchers Tools to Unravel Better Bean 11/20

Closing Rice: Hit by Heavy Selling in All Commodities and Closed Sharply Lower 11/20

Closing Cotton: Spillover Pressure Sends Cotton Contracts To New Lows 11/20

Closing Grain: Steep Losses Throughout Grain and Oilseed Markets 11/20

Alaron Energy Comment 11/20

U.S. Stock Market News 11/20

U.S. Economic News 11/20

U.S. Diesel Fuel Cost Survey 11/20

Kansas: Nitrogen Tie-Up a Common Cause of Yellow Wheat 11/20

Midday Grain: All Grains Lower at Midday 11/20

Midday Livestock: Reverse Sharply Higher at Midday 11/20

Global Conditions Mixed for Wheat 11/20

Swap Oversight Debated 11/20

Deadline Looms for Challenges 11/20

VeraSun Reports Substantial Third Quarter Losses 11/20

Linn Corn Comment: Outside Markets All Point to Lower Opening Today 11/20

Opening Cotton: Dips Amid Outside Weakness 11/20

Opening Grain: Full Weight of Sinking Dow Jones Coming to Bear on Grain Markets 11/20

Opening Livestock: Meat Futures Geared to Open Mixed 11/20

Jurgens Bauer's Cotton Comments: Look for Downside to be Tested and Support Challenged 11/20

Arkansas: Matlock to chair committee developing national sustainable agriculture standard 11/19

Louisiana: 2009 Louisiana wheat acres down by half 11/19

Study to Make Public Roads Safer for Farmers, Drivers 11/19

Corn and Ethanol Industry Answers Attack 11/19

Schafer Leads Delegation to Brazil for Biofuels Conference 11/19

Biodiesel Happy About Diesels Role in 2009 RFS 11/19

Kansas: K-State Ag Profitability Conferences Slated in Six Kansas Locations 11/18

Coalition Calls for End to Ethanol Subsidies 11/18

Food, Fuel Battle Rages On 11/18

Upbeat Mood for Ag Bankers 11/18

Corn Harvest Delays Continue 11/18

Tolman Calls for Food Price Cut 11/18

Concentration in Ethanol Industry Focus of Trade Commission Report 11/18

USDA National Weekly Rice Summary 11/17

USDA National Weekly Cotton Review 11/14

USDA National Weekly Grain Review 11/14

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Upcoming Events:

(FD: field day; SS: scout schools)

Farm Bill Meetings in several Arkansas locations 11/18-25.

Bolivar area rice meeting, 11/20, 6 pm, Bolivar County Extension Auditorium, Cleveland, Mississippi.

Missouri Certified Crop Advisor Program, 11/24-25, 8 am, University of Missouri, Delta Research Center, Portageville.

Arkansas Crop Protection Association Annual Research Conference, 12/ 1-2, 1:00 pm, Fayetteville Clarion Hotel, Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Mississippi 25th Annual Cotton Short Course, 12/1-2, 8:30 am, Bost Extension Center, Mississippi State University.

USA Rice Outlook Conference, 12/7-9, Little Rock, Ark.

Mississippi Soybean Grower Meeting, 12/8, 9 am, Civic Center, Greenwood.

CSS 2008 and Seed Expo, 12/9-12. Hyatt Regency Chicago, Chicago, Illinois.

National Cotton Council Cotton Consultant Conference, 1/5, San Antonio, Texas, just before the 2009 Beltwide Cotton Conference.

Beltwide Cotton Conference, 1/5-8, 2009. Marriott Rivercenter/Riverwalk Hotel, San Antonio, Texas; Register.

Southwest Louisiana Rice Forum, 1/6, Welsh.

Louisiana Evangeline/St. Landry Rice and Soybean Meeting, 1/7, Ville Platte.

Louisiana Acadia Rice Grower Meeting, 1/8, Crowley.

LSU AgCenter Announces 53rd Annual Tri-State Soybean Forum, 1/9, Oak Grove, Louisiana

Louisiana Vermilion Rice Grower Meeting, 1/9, Kaplan.

Mississippi Peanut Growers Association Annual Meeting, 1/16, Forrest County Extension Complex, Hattiesburg.

National Conservation Systems Cotton & Rice Conference, 1/26-27, 2009, Marksville, La.

2009 Arkansas Crop Management Conference, 1/27-30, 2009, North Little Rock Wyndham Hotel, Little Rock Arkansas.

Georgia Cotton Conference, 1/28, 2009, 7:30 am, UGA Tifton Campus Conference Center.

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Georgia:

Ceremony and field day planned

By April Sorrow

University of Georgia

(July 31, 2008) - To celebrate its official reopening, the University of Georgia Southeast Research and Education Center in Midville, Ga., will have a field day Aug. 20. Registration is free and starts at 9 a.m.

Due to a difficult budget period several years ago, operations were suspended at the center, which is located in Burke County, said J. Scott Angle, dean and director of the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

“When I arrived in Georgia, I said I wanted the facilities opened and put to good use or closed completely and sold,” Angle said. “The community made it clear, and I agree that it was important to reopen the center to meet its original mission of supporting Georgia agriculture.”

The reopening ceremony will follow a complimentary lunch after the field day. The field day will include a tram to take visitors to fields where CAES experts will present research on the newest crop varieties and performance results, including those used for biofuel.

“All of the major (crop) variety tests are here. People can see how the new varieties perform in this area of the state,” said Anthony Black, the center’s superintendent. “Anyone in production farming will walk away with knowledge from the variety tests.”

Other topics will be pest management, fungicide application, the best planting dates and fertility.

The field day has been certified for Georgia Pesticide Applicator License credit hours. Credit in pesticide management and crop production will also be given. Individuals needing pesticide recertification must sign the appropriate form at the end of the field day and know their license number.

The field day will be held outdoors, rain or shine. For more information, call (478) 589-7472.