Black-Eyed Peas Tradition And 1965 Farm Outlook
County agents note the New Year custom of eating black eyed peas for luck and discuss southern origins. They warn of inflation and advise farmers to plan ahead, considering land values and higher yields, with the 1963 Farmer’s Tax Guide now available at the county agents office.
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South
County Agents Office
Community Improvement Progress Report Notes County Efforts
The Community Improvement Program in the county boosts farm home and community life. Branchville Davilla Goose and Griffin Chapel participate with aims to beautify cemeteries roads churches and farms. Gause reports water testing results and a December rodent control event led by Virgil R Parsons.
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Branchville
Davilla
Goose
Griffin Chapel
Gause
State Health Department
Virgil R. Parsons
Speker
Careful Use of Chemicals in Poultry
College Station Texas A M College extension poultry husbandman Ben Wormell warns that careless chemical use in poultry care dangers the producer, flock, and consumers. He urges reading labels, adhering to FDA standards, and following Texas regulations to avoid legal prosecution.
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College Station
Ben Wormell
Extension Poultry Hushbandman
Texas A & M College
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Texas Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
Texas Department of Health
Wormers
Burlington Man Consigns Cattle for Fort Worth Sale
Burlington resident Robert Hoelscher consigns cattle to the Southwestern Hereford Sale held with the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. His entries join 31 Texas firms and entrants from four other states with safe cattle judged Sunday January 27 and auctioned January 29. Paul English, Deaf Smith County 4H, tops the 1962 Texas Hybrid Grain Sorghum yield program with 521 1/2 pounds per acre under irrigation.
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Cher
Burlington
Fort Worth
Hoelscher
Texas
Paul English
4-H Notes Winners in 1962 State Hybrid Sorghum Program
Ben Spears, extension agronomist at College Station, announces the 1962 statewide hybrid grain sorghum results. Paul English of Hereford won area and state titles with 8,521.2 pounds per acre. Dryland and irrigated divisions saw Milam County 4-H and Mueck siblings place highly. Norvill Todd tops the state in Texas Hybrid Corn. The article also urges New Year farm safety plans from the Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Spears
Extension Agronomist
College Station
Smith County
Paul English
Hereford
Judy Beckhusen
Milam County
4 H
Judith
Joe Paul Mueck
Norvill Todd
Nacogdoches
Spears
and & Jane
Judith Mueck
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council
Milam ASCS Announces 1989 Feed Grain Program Details
Milam County ASCS office manager Alva E. Sanders outlines 1989 feed grain provisions for corn barley and grain sorghum including signup Feb 1 through Mar 22 1963. Highlights cover diversion percentages base acreages payment rates and eligibility for price support loans and purchase agreements with advance and final payments to follow upon compliance.
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Alva E. Sanders
Milam County Agricultural, Stabilization and Conservation Service
Sanders
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