Texas Farm and Ranch Counts Drop Slightly in 1976
The Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes 1975 to 1976 shows a 1 percent drop in farm and ranch numbers in Texas while total land area remains 141,800,000 acres. The average farm size rises to 692 acres from 685 last year despite fewer farms and ranches.
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Texas
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
County Agent Notes on Pest Management Program Meetings
County agents announce a January 26 to February 20 signup window for the 1976 Pest Management Program covering cotton and grain sorghum. Costs are 1.60 per acre for dryland cotton and 1.30 for sorghum, with field scouting and entomology aid included. Meetings set across branchville Buckholts Noack Harris and Williamson areas to explain the program and collect applications.
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Branchville
Vocational Ag
Buckholts
Farm Bureau
Noack and Hare
Williamson County
Thorndale
San Gabriel
Milam County Junior Livestock Show Auctions Raise Funds
The Milam County Junior Livestock Show auction on Saturday January 10 raised 4160 for the Livestock Show Building Fund. A butcher hog sold 13 times totaling 3600 with mayor Gene Blake Coca Cola Bottling Co. paying 400 as top bid. Additional buyers included Colonial Cameron Nursing Home Bill Watkins 370 and several Cameron area businesses. A bicycle auction also netted 410 with multiple bidders. Donations totaling 150 were received from Milam County Farm Bureau and Anderle Lumber Company.
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Milam County
Cameron Swine Producers
Gene Blake
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Colonial & Cameron Nursing Home
Bill Watkins
Stockyards Steak House of Milano
First National Bank of Cameron
Colonial & Cameron
Duncum Implement
Coleman Duncum
Citizens National Bank of Cameron
Cobb Brothers
Dan McDaniel
Cameron
Arco Consignee
Frank Tomascik
Buckholts
Milam County Farm Bureau
Eron
Duncum Implement Company
Citizens National Bank
Wright
Jamie Wright
Tanglewood
Anton Anderle
Anderle Lumber Company
Bankers to Receive Outlook at Texas Farm Credit School
Bankers will gather February 9 to 11 at the Rudder Center Texas A&M University for the 24th Texas Farm and Ranch Credit School for Commercial Bankers. A special session will present outlooks on livestock cotton grain and the money market with speakers including Dr. Ed Uvacek Roland Smith and others from Texas A&M and Plains Cotton Cooperative Association.
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Texas
Texas Farm and Ranch Credit School For
Rudder Center
Texas A&m University
Richard Trible
The
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Ed Uvacek
Roland Smith
Phillip Graland Smith
Phillip Gramm
Texas A&m
Dan Davis
Lubbock
General Amanger
Plains Cotton Cooperative Association
Trimble
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W. E. Beckhusen
H. M. Yager
Central Texas
Bode’s Livestock Commission Co
Milano
Morris Coward
Cameron Rancher
R. M. Titsworth
Leon Noack
Rockdale
Clifford Angell
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Carl Grothe
Derwood Cobb
E. J. Provasek
Steve Beattie
Louis Vrazel
William Watkins
Wally Eldredge
Raymond Richter
Mr. Russell
Richard Williams
James Hudson
Wally Eldridge
Zink
Cam
James Hud
Funk
Punt Sa
Louisiana Seed Company, Inc
Warrenty R Emedy
Alexandria
Larry Mahan
Conlee
Conlees
Central
Ira Bell, JR
Bastrop
E.C. Boecker
Fred Richter
Marvin Lenz—Taylor
Conlee Seed
Seed Co., Inc
P.O
Waco