FFA Judging Teams Win Area Honors
Seven Yee High FFA judging teams earned Area III honors at Texas A M University on April 10. Third place went to the Bane Pastures team led by Raymond Tomek and Wayne Eley, with Raymond and Wayne placing high individually. Fourth went to the Land Judging team, while seventh went to the Poultry Judging team led by Dennis Mueck. Coaches Van Cleave and Titsworth guided the FFA teams. Cotton flannel note appears as a non-sport aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee High Ffa
Texas A&m University
Pe Bane Pastures
Raymond Tomek
Raymond Lesikar
Richard Hearell
Wayne Eley
Bob Terry
Raymond
Wayne
Margaret Graham
Ted Dodd
Debbie Ermis
Ricky Junek
Dutch Short
Kunitaka Watanabe
Debbie
Tarleton State University
Dennis Mueck
Callie Bermudagrass Highlighted At Confab
Callie bermudagrass Cynodon dactylon noted for larger stolons wider leaves and taller growth than Coastal varieties. Since 1966 at Mississippi State University it has been planted by 8000 people in 3 states 11 foreign countries and 27 colleges. Growth rates 2 to 6 inches daily reported. distribution spans Alaska to Africa with most plantings from North Carolina to Texas. Forage production in Mississippi trials exceeds Coastal and Alicia under high nitrogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie
Mississippi State University
Calie
Texas Animal Agriculture Conference
Texas A&m University
The
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Vance H. Watson
Mississippi Agricultural and
Bermuda
Alaska
Africa
Watson
North Carolina
Texas
Mississippi
Settlement Reached in Grain Boycott by Maritime Unions and NLRB
Allan Grant announced at the Texas Farm Bureau convention that maritime unions have signed a settlement with the National Labor Relations Board. The pact requires the unions to cease and desist from future work stoppages over grain shipments bound for the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Natonal Labor Relations Board
American
Firm Bureau Federation
Allan Grant
Texas Farm Bureau
Sorghum Grass Control Field Tour Report
Milam County Exton Agent A tour of John A. Smith farm plots reviewed sorghum weed control. Ramrod at 1.0 4.0 lb acre and Igran at 1.0 lb acre showed good control of Colorado grass. Miloguard aided broadleaf control. Igran proved hotter on grain sorghum than Ramrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Colorado
Igran
Smith Farm
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FFA
Gary Hollas
Danny Marek
Biff Harris
Sandy Moore
Mark Woods
Randy
Confab
Rex B. Jones
Cameron
Maritime Unions
Billy M. McCutcheon
Milam County Exton
Dave Weaver
LTD
Forder
Gran Torino
Ford Pickup
Hefley-Stedman
FORD
N. Houston
Shamadck
Amalie
Texaco
Aoniter
MD Luh
Buckhorn Beer
Van
Schlitz
WN. Travis
Tex
TN Va
Beeen
Kenneth
Rockdale
Massey-Harris
John Deere
Joan Deere
R. C. Wiley, Rutltenr Ancien Oh Seatieneh Hentai Toca
Offien
Homme
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