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  • Poultry Lawsuit Talks Scratched
  • How far can ODAFF and the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office go concerning soil testing?
  • The soil-testing saga continues
  • The soil-testing saga continues
  • Contact your Senator and Representative and tell them: “Animal manure/waste is NOT hazardous waste.”
  • Litter hauling grants available
  • Poultry Forum
  • Editorial: Water fight
  • Poultry Partners looks back, then forward
  • McCurtain County enjoys boom in cabin building
  • Farmers flock to Arkansas Attorney General
  • Beebe pledges to back farmers in litter battle
  • Farmers Following Fertilizer Laws
  • Judge won’t block suit to stop agency from sampling soil
  • Farmers, Oklahoma Battle Over Soil Tests
  • LT (Infectious Laryngotracheitis) hits several poultry farms
  • Preparing for Avian Influenza Conference
  • USDA Offers $40 Million To Complete Conservation Projects
  • Illinois River Groups Apply For Millions For Watershed Programs
  • Top firm takes on poultry industry
  • Arkansas Attorney General tells high court Oklahoma errs in dispute
  • Join the Illinois River Watershed Partnership
  • Arkansas/Oklahoma groups work together
  • Illinois River becoming cleaner
  • Poultry fight on justices’ agenda
  • Oklahoma AG decries bill to limit regulation on poultry waste
  • Grants, Goals Focus Of Watershed Group's First Meeting
  • Poultry execs: Suit producing ‘chilling effect’
  • Edmondson wants to test farms this spring
  • Poultry Money supports Oklahoma Scenic River projects
  • Supreme Court says "no" to Arkansas AG's request
  • Edmondson Wants Fields Tested For Health Hazards
  • Legislation will clarify statutes that impact water lawsuit
  • Poultry growers, producers lobby Oklahoma lawmakers
  • Edmondson, Poultry Companies To Argue Over Tests
  • Farmers are an easy target - editorial
  • OSU offers pond management classes
  • OSU classes cover regulations, Avian flu and litter value
  • Poultry litter remains hot issue for states
  • Arkansas county agents talks about fertilizers, classes
  • Pasture weeds and pesticide classes in Jay
  • Classes for Avian flu, litter and weeds
  • Spavinaw Creek Producers Tour
  • Initial 9 hour classes for new Oklahoma producers
  • Avian Flu Conference to be held March 30
  • Agency Heads Ask Beebe To Intervene In Poultry Lawsuit
  • Farmers Face Field Testing In Poultry Lawsuit
  • Arkansas Governor to Beebe: Get back in dispute over water sampling
  • Judge grants Oklahoma AG to begin discovery
  • Judge sides with state in poultry case
  • Poultry Partners' continue efforts to protect farmers
  • Poultry Partners offer legal help to farmers who are targeted for testing
  • Poultry Partners to hold meeting for members only
  • Manure not a hazard, Oklahoma Senate measure says
  • Growers get subpoenas from Oklahoma Attorney General
  • Oklahoma Subpoenas Farmers For Soil Testing
  • About 24 subpoenas issued to Oklahoma farmers
  • Oklahoma House says animal waste is not hazardous waste
  • Chicken litter measure advances
  • Arkansas AG wants voice in poultry case
  • Farmers, Industry Support Beebe's Entry Into Poultry Lawsuit
  • Judge eyes halt to soil, water tests
  • Judge Sets Hearing On Poultry & Soil Litter Testing
  • Poultry farmers defended in court
  • Decision delayed on water sampling
  • Farmers, Poultry Companies Fight Testing In Pollution Lawsuit
  • Soil sampling OK'd for poultry lawsuit
  • Oklahoma OK to test at farms, magistrate says
  • Judge Extends Time State Can Be On Farms To Test Soil
  • Soil samples taken for action against poultry companies
  • Pollution comes from more than poultry litter
  • Soil testing is serious business for everyone
  • Poultry farmer questions legality of meeting
  • Commissioners Speak Out Against Pollution Lawsuit
  • Poultry Companies Want Record of Negotiation Opened
  • Oklahoma Scenic Rivers panelist: Get own attorney
  • Poultry Companies Dish Details On Pollution Deal
  • Confidentiality breached, says Tulsa mediator
  • Litter lawsuit court date looming
  • Poultry Ads Sell More Than Chicken
  • Congressman spends day with agriculture community
  • Children’s Hospital Unwilling Player In Cancer Lawsuit
  • Questions Surround ConAgra Sale
  • Ruling could doom AG's suit
  • Poultry Partners is auctioning off a Cruise!
  • $2,000 bid on cruise will start bidding
  • Cruise bidding is opened at $2,000
  • Poultry Lawsuit To Heat Up Scenic Rivers Meeting
  • Rivers panelists put aside resolution
  • Cruise bidding ends at 6 p.m. Aug. 30
  • Phosphorus Fight Heats Up On Banks Of Illinois
  • Panelists in poultry firms’ ads
  • OSRC meeting draws farmers and others
  • Attorney fees motivate state lawsuit
  • Feed additive company found not guilty
  • OSU poultry education classes told
  • Poultry Litter Heats Chicken House
  • Judge cuts state from litter suit
  • Annual Meeting 2007
  • Budget and Management Tips and Tools for Poultry Producers Program
  • Edmondson asks for halting farm litter on Illinois
  • Poultry Representative Calls Injunction 'PR Stunt'
  • Rick Stubblefield reviews latest moves
  • Rick Stubblefield comments on Edmondson's latest move
  • Poultry Community Council thanks Stubblefield
  • Cobb-Vantress set to buy unit of rival
  • Poultry litter injunction hearing gets underway
  • AG's litter panic 'a joke'
  • No health risk, defense experts say
  • Judge backs off comment on litter
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  • Arkansas' personal income growth decreases 1.9%
  • Commission launches program to remove waste
  • Tyson announces expansion in Brazil
  • Pilgrim’s Pride sees stocks slip into nose-dive
  • Edmondson preparing appeal for poultry case
  • California alters its egg industry; future uncertain
  • Oklahoma appeals in river waste case
  • Oklahoma water belongs to the Cherokee Nation, poultry industry says
  • Pact to protect shared waters set for signing
  • Tyson’s shares plunge on debt concerns
  • Tyson plans to push ahead despite challenges
  • USDA To Buy Chicken
  • Poultry legal motion is hardly just a ploy
  • Arkansas and Missouri Governors ratify accord to protect shared waters
  • Appeal lodged in litter suit
  • Arkansas Poultry farmers asked to register their birds
  • Waste ruling challenge expedited
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