Record 2004 High Plains cotton outputs set new benchmark
The 2004 season produced an estimated 4.8 to 4.9 million 480 pound net weight bales for the Lubbock and Lamesa USDA Classing Offices area. Harvest faced weather delays but overall yields and regional gains pushed dryland output in southern regions to record levels. United Cotton Growers in Hockley County may have processed a record bale total, while classing offices reported average staple length 34, micronaire 3.6, and strength 28 g/tex with color grades 31 and 41. More than half the bases at Lubbock and nearly 44 percent at Lamesa were discounted for bark.
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High Plains
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National Agricultural Statistics Service
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Hockley County
United
Lamesa
U.S
Texas Capital Highlights on beach bills and state laws
Surfrider Texas objects to House Bill 1603 and Senate Bill 740 exempting Treasure Island from the Open Beaches Act. Land Management Committee approved the measure 8 to 0. Other items address a 16 age marriage bill, a fast food liability shield, and opposition to naming State Highway 130 Willie Nelson.
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Brazoria County
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House Land Management Committee
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A.R
Babe" Schwartz
Galveston
Surfrider
Surfrider.org
Hilderbran
Utah
Zion Ranch
Schleicher County
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
West
Arizona
House
Civil Practices Committee
Corbin van Arsdale
Houston
Willie
Willie Nelson
Steve Ogden
College Station
Jeff Wentworth
San Antonio
Gonzalo Barrientos
D-Austin
Central
Ready for Kindergarten Readiness Advice for Five Year Olds
The Learning Advisor outlines key readiness factors for kindergarten, including separation from parents, following directions, social skills, basic counting and shape recognition, fine motor skills with scissors and pencils, name address and phone familiarity, manners, and self care. It advises consulting the principal about waivers, school day length, and transportation, emphasizing moving from play to learning. It also notes the Brownfield News accepts wedding and engagement notices for publication with editing for space.
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