Milam County Cotton Meeting Opens Tonight February 11
Milam County Cotton Production meeting set for February 11 at 7 30 p m in Cameron Yee High Vo Ag building with speakers Fred Elliott Weldon Newton John Box and B G Reeves. Sponsored by Milam County Crops committee and Milam County Farm Bureau. Also reports sorghum planting spacing and yields from Blackland Experiment Station Trinity County?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Yee High Vo-Ag
Cameron
Fred Elliott
Weldon Newton
John Box
B. G. Reeves
Mhe
Milam County Crops Committee
Coleman Duncum
Milam County Farm Bureau
Lerma Promoted to Airman Second Class in USAF
Pablo Lerma son of Mr and Mrs Edward Lerma of Rockdale has been promoted to airman second class at Perrin AFB Texas. He serves as a materiel specialist in a unit supporting the Air Defense Command mission to defend the continental U S against enemy air attack. A Lockney High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman-Pablo Lerma
Edward Lerma
Rockdale
U.S. Air Force
Perrin Afb
Tex
Lerma
Air Defense Command
Continental
U.S
Firman
Lockney (Tex
Fort Worth
Jesse J. Herring
J. L. Herring
Rt. 3
Rosebud
Carswell Afb
Herring
Strategic Air Command
Rosebud High School
Mary Jo Moncrief
End
John B. Moncrief
Dallas
Decline in Wheat Carryover Noted in 1964 and 1985 Outlook
The report from Texas A M University economist John G McHaney notes a third consecutive decline in wheat carryover as of July 1 1964 due to diversion programs and high exports. The 1985 carryover is expected near 901 million bushels, roughly matching 1964. Domestic use for 1964 65 is about 615 million bushels, with feed use driving the rise, while 675 million bushels of exports and flour are projected for 1964 65, below the record 760 million in 1963 64 but above average. Global prospects show Europe and the Soviet Union improving, with a record world wheat crop and increased U S competition. Prices to farmers for 1964 65 are expected near the national average loan rate of 1 0 per bushel, rising to 1 25 for the 1965 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
John G. McHaney
Texas A&m University
McHaney
Europe
Soviet Union
U.S
Auction Report Shows Active Market Across Cattle and Hogs
Light run with 259 cattle 76 hogs and 5 sheep. market active across all classes. Steers and yearlings sold 18.50 to 21.00 with higher gains, cows 9.50 to 14.50, stocker and feeder calves 16.50 to 22.00, sows 12.03 to 15.50, boars 6.02 to 13.0, feeders 12.00 to 14.00 for 40 to 125 lbs.
School Election Set For April 3 In Rogers
Rogers Public Schools will hold an election Saturday April 3 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the high school library to elect three trustees including incumbent Orville Gunter and D. D. Ward. Candidates must file by March 3 with the secretary of the Board of Supt. and secure five voter endorsements in the district. Absentee voting runs from the 20th day before election through the fourth day prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Board of Education
Rogers Public Schools
Orville Gunter
D. D. Ward
Texas
Board of Supt
Evans Sees Agriculture as Key to Southern Industry Growth
Sterling G. Evans, chairman of Texas A&M’s board, told 1,100 attendees from 13 southern states that great agriculture drives industry. He warned migration from the South will continue unless regional economic growth speeds up and cited education and income trends to urge expanded opportunities for southern universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas A&m University
Sterling G. Evans
Houston
Southern Agricultural Workers Association
Evans
Fivans
South
West Virginia
Arkansas
Mississippi
Farmland Values Jump in Texas to Record High
Texas farm and ranch land reached a record 94 dollars an acre in 1963, up 10 percent from 1980. Prices ranged from 20 to over 1009 dollars per acre amid rising demand from farmers, industry, urban expansion, and urban dwellers, while net farm income declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Boyd Andrews
Texas A&m University
A&m
Department of Agricultural Economics
Andrews
Outdoor facts from wildlife notes
The House Sparrow was introduced to New York City from England in 1852. Some snakes live one or two years without food by absorbing body fat. Pigeons drink by suction while other birds sip water into their mouths and swallow with a head throw. Elephants can walk along river bottoms by pushing trunks above the surface to breathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
England
School Weekly Menu Plan With Varied Dinners
The menu lists a week of meals from Monday to Friday. Entries include hamburgers with sides, Swiss steak, barbecue items, Italian spaghetti and meatballs, fish croquettes, with beverages such as chocolate milk and buttered rolls, plus desserts and fruit.
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J. D. Moore
Milam
ASCS
Blackland Experiment Station
Temple
Pioneer
Croder
Mitam
Morris Evans
Funk
I AM
Wan
Louisiana Seed Co., Inc
Alexendria, Louisiana
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Waco
Symbol of Security
Eeee
AGRIC
Fc.sc.es
Taxas
Minot
N.D
Edward F. Petcher Jr
Edward F. Betcher Sr
Rt. 2
Serenac
Mich
Minot Afb
N. D
Belener
Travis Afb
Calif
By Vern Sanford
United States Brewers Association, Inc
International Life Bidg
Austin 1
Plymouth
Plymouth Fury
Plymouth Belvedere
Plymouth Barracuda
Chrysler
Travis
Schiller Motors
Cameron, Texas
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