Texas farmworker workers’ comp rules grow clearer in 1984 reform
The Plains Cotton Growers explain Texas workers’ compensation coverage now includes migrant and seasonal workers. Beginning 1991 all workers with payrolls of $25,000 or more must be covered, with phased-in steps through 1990 and annual inflation adjustments. Non-migrant non-seasonal staff gain coverage over six years, with a two-thirds temporary total disability cap at $189 per week.
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Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Lubbock
Texas
Dr Bade advises on hay storage at Gonzales ranch
Dr David Bade and Orval Wright studied weathering losses in sorghum sundangrass hay stored under six methods from July to January with 20 inches of rain. Uncovered ground storage caused the largest weight loss while pallet and ground covers reduced losses. energy content dropped by half in weathered hay. Recommendations include storing off the ground, well drained sites, good air movement, and row orientation for faster drying.
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Cannonade Ranch
Gonzales
David Bade
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Orval Wright
Gonzales County
Extension Service
Integrated Livestock Management
Bade
Summer recreation safety tips for rural communities
Summer recreation draws rural residents of all ages to sports and games. Tips emphasize buying good equipment and maintaining it, proper use, setting and following rules, allowing space for play, clearing obstacles, keeping games suitable to abilities, establishing boundaries for activities, taking breaks in hot weather, staying hydrated, watching for heat exhaustion, and protecting players from strong sun.
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