Farm economy woes forecast for 1986 in Plains region
Texas Tech agricultural economist Kary Mathis says the Plains eee region faces severe hardship in 1986 for about 35 000 farmers and ranchers across 61 counties. He notes six years of high crops with low returns and rising debt, with ranchers faring somewhat better but still strained.
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Citizenship program teaches 4-H youth nationwide
The 4-H citizenship program gives youth direction and a foundation for active citizenship. Brad Pierce notes it helps youths understand family, peers, state, nation, and world, develop life skills, demonstrate social responsibility, contribute to community development, and learn democracy. Doce Cola supports awards nationwide including medals, a trip to the National 4-H Congress, scholarships, and silver trays.
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Growth regulator drugs for crops eyed by Texas scientists
Dr. Charles Wendt of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station near Lubbock describes a developing “pharmacy” of growth regulating chemicals to control crop growth. PIX and DCPTA are among these items, with use varying by weather, water, and crop type, aided by rain-out shelters to ensure accurate trials.
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