Rural Cattle Rustling Crimes On The Rise
Washington AP notes crime rates grow similarly in rural and urban areas with cattle rustling still more common than smuggling. A Farm Index summary cites FBI data showing 1998 offenses per 100000 in cities versus 1998 rural, and suggests crime rises due to more rural population, better roads, and wealth increases. Police can curb it by citizen involvement, better lighting, chaining equipment, branding, and shared training.
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Soil Acidity Hurts Crop Production in Central Texas
Central Texas farmers face reduced crop yields due to soil acidity. Limestone applied at about one ton per acre, incorporated early after soil testing, can remedy acidity over three to six months. Peanuts and certain grasses should be tested promptly. hay meadows needing nitrogen should be checked yearly, others every three to four years.
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