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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1971

Page

6

Sunday Dallas plans for 1972 cotton research program

Cotton producers on the Cotton Incorporated board outlined plans last Monday in Dallas for a 1972 agricultural research drive funded by the $1-per-bale program. The Agricultural Research Committee will focus on boll worm-budworm control, boll weevil eradication, cotton stands and yield and quality improvements. J. Dukes Wooters Jr., executive VP and GM, said Cotton Incorporated is owned, controlled and operated by cotton producers and emphasized producers set the agenda for the research to be conducted.

Cotton Incorporated Dallas Agricultural Research Committee CPD J. Dukes Wooters, Jr Cotton Producers Cotton Producers’ Company

Cotton Incorporated maps 1972 farmer research program

Dr George Slater outlines a coordinated effort by Cotton Incorporated to boost grower profits through bollworm and budworm control research. Projects cover seed quality, planting timing, stand adequacy, weed and disease control, chemical applications, fiber and plant manipulation, and machinery. Howard Alford notes committees will approve the 1972 plan with producer involvement.

George Slater Howard Alford Lubbock Cotton Incorporated

TST Secures Four Aircraft For Amarillo Campus

The Mid-Continent Campus of Texas State Technical Institute in Amarillo acquired four U-6 aircraft nicknamed Beavers from Texas Surplus Properties Fort Hood for Educational Use. James Scott says the planes will train airframe and power plant mechanics. The U-6s are WWII era S passenger planes used for light cargo and short hops. New Aircraft Mechanics Technology classes start Sept. 1 at the Mid-Continent Campus.

Mid-Continent Texas State Technical Institute Amarillo Texas Fort Hood Office of Health, Education and Welfare James Scott State Tech Scott

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