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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

4

Growers Association Elects Directors

New officers for the Texas Pecan Growers Association were reelected at their final meeting in New Braunfels. Taleb Harrell, Austin, remains president. Ray Peeler Jr., Bonham, vice president. Dr. J. Benton Storey, College Station, secretary treasurer. District directors named include Alfred Hulbert El Paso and Ray Barrett Jr. Midkiff in District 1. Worth L. Matteson III DeKalb and Robert Force Jr. Dallas in District 2. L. D. Romberg Brownwood and Swain Rodgers Lubbock in District 3. Fred F. Weyrich Eagle Pass and Bennie Urbanovsky Wharton in District 4. El Paso hosts the 1974 meeting set for the third week of July. The conference featured the Texas State Pecan Show with 460 entries, equipment exhibits, and an educational field tour. Forty-six pecan varieties were shown. main categories were in-shell, shelled, and native pecans.

NEW Braunfels Texas Pecan Growers Association Taleb Harrell Austin Ray Peeler Alfred Hulbert el Paso Ray Barrett, Jr Midkiff Worth L. Matteson III DeKalb Robert Force, Jr Dallas L. D. Romberg Brownwood Swain Rodgers Lubbock Fred F. Weyrich Eagle Pass Bennie E. Urbanovsky Wharton George Ray McEarchern McEachern The Texas Agricultural Extension Service

Cotton Division Advisory Committee Named by Texas Farm Bureau

Darrell Cobb of Rogers in Bell County elected chairman of a seven member Cotton Division Advisory Committee. Members are Ervin Baumann Midland Dan Griffith Haskell Herman Henry Weslaco Ralph Petersen Danevang Ray Sawyer Hillsboro and Doyce Turner Muleshoe. Committee to develop work program for the Cotton Division with recommendations advisory to the Texas Farm Bureau Board of Directors.

Texas Farm Bureau J. T Red) Woodson TFB Darrell Cobb Rogers Bell County Ervin Baumann Midland Dan Griffith Haskell Herman Henry Weslaco Ralph Petersen Danevang Ray Sawyer Hillsboro Doyce Turner Muleshoe Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Division Woodson Texas Farm Bureau Board of Directors

Horse Show Set August 11 by Mix-Tex Quarter Horse Club

The Mix-Tex Quarter Horse Breeders Association sponsors its fifth annual Registered Quarter Horse Show on Saturday, August 11 at the Belton Rodeo Arena with AAQHA approval. The program includes 21 halter classes, four Youth Activity events, four Wearling and Yearling Halter Futurity classes, ten registered performance classes, and an open jackpot barrel race, drawing entrants from as far away as Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

Mix-Tex Quarter Horse Breeders Association Belton Rodeo Arena American Quarter Horse Association Hattiesburg Miss Central Texas

County Agent Reports Baling Wire Shortage and Winter Pastures

An extended note warns farmers of baling wire shortages affecting hay harvests and urges planning for winter pastures. It covers seedbeds, Gulf Ryegrass, fertilizer mixes, and timing, plus cautions on armyworms. Milk and egg production trends, citrus plantings in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, and cattle feeding data for Texas and the nation are summarized with figures and forecasts.

Lower Rio Grande Valley

Integrated Cattle Feeding Could Boost Farm Income

Texas A&M researchers Dr. Donald Farris and Ed Williams outline an integrated system from calf to slaughter that lowers marketing costs and stress. They estimate 1986 70 savings of 9 to 11 dollars per head, with about half from reduced marketing costs, noting light weight calves gain the most.

Texas Donald Farris Ed Williams Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Texas A&m University System Farris Williams Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology

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