Shade and water best cooling for dairy herds in heat
County Agent recommends shaded shade and abundant cool water to keep cows comfortable as the critical temperature for dairy cows is 80 degrees. Shade and water can lower water temperature by up to 20 degrees and help maintain milk production and profits.
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Arch Meekma
Nuclear Age Provides Answer To Old Agriculture Problem
Dr C S Miller and colleagues at Texas A and M College use radioisotopes to track chemical residues in cotton plants. They probe how chemicals enter seeds and affect food or feed, while planning a nuclear reactor for isotope production and broader plant studies across elements and fertilizer uptake.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
C. S. Miller
Department of
Miller
Wayne Hall
Texas A. and
M. College
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Safety Message for National Farm Safety Week
The article advocates National Farm Safety Week with a goal of safe farm living for all family members year round. It emphasizes safety education over accidents, aiming for safety education 100 percent and accidents zero in the ongoing education versus danger contest.
Cameron Livestock Report Pre-holiday sale strong at Cameron auction
At the Cameron Livestock Auction Barn a pre-holiday sale drew 142 sellers and 56 buyers. A total of 547 cattle 55 hogs and 7 sheep were consigned with varying prices for steers cows bulls and calves.
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Cameron Livestock
Be Care In Firing Briquettes for Safe Barbecue
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council urges caution when lighting charcoal briquettes for outdoor cooking. Avoid gasoline or any liquid fuel after ignition. use paper under briquettes, charcoal lighter fluids or kerosene with care. Keep grills in open spaces away from structures and trees to prevent accidents.
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College Station
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council
Crop Conditions Steady Despite Brucellosis Areas
Only three Texas counties Jeff Davis Brewster and Presidio are among 1 576 nationwide in modified certified brucellosis areas says Dr C M Patterson extension veterinarian Crop conditions held up well last week with one inch rains aiding hay and pastures Corn and maize look good early maize turning red ready for harvest by July 20 Most corn expected 40 bu per acre with range 70 to 100 bu under good fertilizer and water Conditions favorable for cotton despite cautious outlook In Rockdale Milano areas about 600 acres of watermelon have started moving this week
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Texas
C M. Patterson
Jeff Davis
Brewster and
Presidio
Rockdale-Milano
Cattle outlook for 1959 and beyond in United States
The report notes 11 percent more cattle on feed than a year earlier and a 96,851,000 head U S herd on January 1 1959 with beef stock rising while milk cows fell. It warns of possible price declines in 1960 61 and suggests ranges may hold if droughts avoid impact and feeding remains steady.
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United States
Junior Dairy 4-H Club Tours a Cameron Area Dairy
Milam County Junior Dairy 4-H Club held a tour on Monday June 22 visiting the John Lawhon Dairy Farm south of Cameron. Mrs Lawhon stressed records for efficient operation as members noted the barn cleanliness and the new bulk storage tank. David McClaren demonstrated how to show a dairy animal while members with 411 projects toured and heard from county agents and leaders.
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Milam County
John Lawhon
Cameron
Lawhon
Lawson
David McClaren
Johnne Richter
Jeannette Richter
Carolyn Jistel
Martin Jistel
Ronald Kostrom
Penny Graves
Johnnie Richter
Hubert Jistel
Richard Jistel
Jerry Kostrom
Rufus A. Graves
Arthur Jistel
Cottonseed Meal Demand Up by 300 000 Tons
United States Department of Agriculture and state experiment stations report a rise in cottonseed meal demand by about 300 000 tons annually due to improved processing that lowers free gossypol content in the meal.
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State
Basic Cause of Accidents Stated as Human Errors
An article asserts that human failures, not motor vehicles, farm implements, or animals, are the basic cause of accidents. It emphasizes human error as the primary source of harm.
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