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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1973

Page

4

Butz reduces set aside in 1973 Feed Grain Program

The 1973 Feed Grain Program set aside is being cut to 25 percent of base to boost corn and soybean production and meet rising domestic and export demand. Noncompliant participation falls to 0 percent set aside. A 25 percent set aside yields payments and a 70 percent parity guarantee to Oct 1 1973, with supplemental payments after March 1 1974.

Earl L. Butz

House Committee Advances REAP Restoration Bill H R 2107

The House Committee on Agriculture voted 26 to 8 with one present to favorably report H R 2107 restoring the Soil and Water Conservation program REAP after the department ended it on December 26. The move comes amid 28 similar proposals from 95 members of Congress.

House Committee On Agriculture Department of Agriculture Congress

Five Local FB Leaders Attend Austin Conference

Milam County Farm Bureau sent five leaders to the Texas Farm Bureau Legislative Conference January 30 31 in Austin. Attendees included John A. Smith Mrs Edwin Lehmann Edwin Lehmann A T Swanzy and H M Yager. The event featured visits to the State Capitol meetings with Rep Dan Kubiak and Senator Bill Patman plus workshops on legislative effectiveness and membership drives for 1973.

Austin Milam County Farm Bureau Texas Farm Bureau John A. Smith Edwin Lehmann A. T. Swanzy H. M. Yager Texas 63Rd State Capitol Dan Kubiak Bill Patman TFB J. T. (Red) Woodson John Lehmann A. Smith Edwin

Grain Sorghum Planting Nears and Orchard Fire Blight Warnings

Late winter planting of grain sorghum faced wet fields and uncertain forecasts for 1972. Milam County agronomy notes stress fertilization and soil tests, with guidance on sorghum inputs and pear fire blight control including pruning, disinfection, and Kocide 101 sprays. The bulletin also flags resistant pear varieties Kieffer and Orient and cautions against excessive nitrogen.

Milam

Low Energy Grubbing Cuts Mesquite Regrowth Efficiently

Harold Wiedemann of Texas A and M reports a method named low energy grubbing using a John Deere 450 B tractor with a front blade to cut mesquite roots 6 to 12 inches below soil. The approach yields about 11.1 acres per hour, 35 of 46 trees per acre on a 1 400 acre Pitchfork Ranch site, at 12.50 per hour contract cost about 1.13 per acre.

Harold Wiedemann Texas Experiment Station Lubbock Wiedemann Pitchfork Ranch Guthrie

Durable corrugated steel ore pipe for varied uses

Strong and easy to install zinc coated corrugated steel ore pipe ideal for road culverts ditch crossovers stock water lines and driveways. Available diameters range from 6 to 120 inches with shipment possible in 1 to 3 days notice.

A H Club Selects Officers for County Junior Livestock Show

Eighteen men from Cameron Rockdale Thorndale and Milano met Monday night to discuss the county Junior Livestock Show Steve Beatie Cameron was elected chairman of the show directors Wayne Fleming will serve as secretary with Ed Laywell as finance chairman Erwin Fuessel Thorndale will be cattle superintendent Claude Spence will serve as the new board director from Rockdale The group decided to leave rules as they are Steers to

Cameron Rockdale Thorndale Milano Steve Beatie Wayne Fleming Ed Laywell Erwin Fuessel Claude Spence Barrow Joe Walzel Henry Richter Bo Titsworth Vernon Wilfert Donald Lemon Morris Coward John Snell Bill McCutchen Myself Billy Hall Shelby Smith Buckholts Dennis Tomascik Tim Johnson

Santa Fe Orders New Hopper Cars

Santa Fe Railway orders 1000 additional hundred ton covered hopper cars at 18 million dollars. CEO John S Ree announces the plan which adds to a prior August order and raises 1973 capital outlays to 145 million.

Santa Fe Railway John S. Ree

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