11.   Herds grew in the past year as cheap feed grains encouraged farmers to produce more hogs.

12.   Herds grew in the past year as cheap feed grains encouraged rangers to produce more hogs.

13.   More feed grains would flood those markets, cotton is more costly to grow, and fruits and vegetables are more perishable and thus more risky.

14.   More USDA insurance agents are on their way to Texas to help with insurance applications, and the president pledged to free up reserves of feed grain.

15.   Mexico can use the credits to buy wheat, soybeans and other oilseeds, vegetable oils, corn and other feed grains, and rice, among other products.

16.   Norman Myers, a British researcher, documents the multibillion-dollar insurance value of preserving wild feed grains that offer resistance to plant diseases.

17.   Peanuts and sugar were exempted from the phase-out prescribed for wheat, corn and other feed grains, and milk.

18.   That sent several Pacific Rim buyers that once relied on China flocking to the U.S. in search of feed grains.

19.   The balance would be devoted to other feed grains, said Randy Weber, associate administrator of the Farm Service Agency.

20.   The subsidy cuts apply to wheat, corn, and other feed grains, cotton, and rice.