Narrow-row cotton may reduce disease losses and wilt
Initial research by USDA plant pathologist Dr. Earl Minton suggests narrow-row cotton can cut seedling diseases and Verticillium wilt. He notes later planting and wider spacing improve germination and growth, while shorter, earlier varieties may limit wilt impact in susceptible soils. The study continues to develop.
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Earl Minton
USDA
Texas A&m University Agricultural Research and Iron Center
Lubbock
Minton
Youth director urges Christ as answer for confused youths
Craig Bellah, new Youth Director for First Baptist Church Brownfield and Grand Canyon College graduate, told Rotarians that many youths live in confusion and that turning to Christ is the sole solution. He warned of rising youth deaths and venereal disease, urged community concern, and noted existing religious youth movements as part of the answer.
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Craig Bellah
Grand Canyon College
Phoenix
First Baptist Church
Brownfield
Bellah
James Willis
Programmo
Leonard Ellington
Youth For Christ
Rotarians
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Crosbyton
Henry Wilburn Anderson
Opal Eunice Anderson
Crosbyton Church of Christ
Cline Drake
Dallas
Roger Turner
Frank Gray
Gene Lampp
Anderson
Terry County
Jim Fay
Johnson
Carl Stevenson
Terry
South Plains
The
American Cancer Society
Irrigatiok
John Johns
Daniel Perez
Phillip Ritz
Louis Peeler
Meadow Farm
Jim Foy
James Davis
Foy
Billie
Senge
Terry County Lumber & Hardware
Lubbock Road
Dial
Christ
J. O. Gillham Memorial Trust
John Forsyth
Society
Briggs & Stratton
U.S
Goodyear
Real Tire
BANK
Americard
Goodyear Service
W. Broadway
Brownfield, Texas
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