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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1976

Page

4

Farm facts from Texas agriculture reports and warnings

Ripe warnings on screwworm control urge west stock checks and wound treatment. May cattle on feed down 4 percent from two months, Texas on feed at 1 603 000. onion, citrus prospects rise with May 1 projections. Family Land Heritage program honors long owned farms. contact Texas Department of Agriculture for details.

Texas Texas Department of Agriculture Austin

Peach harvest in Texas set for record 1976 output

Agriculture Commissioner John C. White reports Texas peach crops will rise 31 percent from the best year with about 21 million pounds or 437 500 bushels harvested in 1976. Weather favored growth and damage was limited in Gillespie County though some orchards faced late freezes. Early varieties start in May in Axscosa Duval and Fre counties with Central and East Texas two weeks later.

Texas TransPecos High Plains Austin John C. White Whee White Gillespie County Ausscosa Duval Fre Central East Texas

Terrace Maintenance Vital For Stopping Soil Erosion

Miles County has about 2455 miles of terraces, enough to cross the county 72 times, showing conservation gains. The erosion problem stems from poor maintenance by landowners, as terrace ridges wear down even slightly, reducing water carrying capacity and protection over years.

Miles

Tax Delay Possible For Farmer

An economist from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service explains forced sales of breeding or dairy stock during harsh winter conditions qualify as involuntary conversions. Producers may defer taxes if they replace stock within 24 months of the sale year, otherwise an amended return is needed. Documentation of drought, loss figures, and sale details must be provided to the IRS. Losses from involuntary conversion are deductible in the year sustained.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service Internal Revenue Service IRS Wayne Hayenga U. S. Weather Bureau Hayenga

Outlook for Cattle Sales From USDA and Avacek

The outlook for cattle prices differs between the USDA and Dr Ed Avacek. Avacek predicts higher prices through spring with a late summer decline due to increased marketings, while the USDA foresees a smaller cow herd and higher prices into mid to upper 40s later this year.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Ed Avacek Texas Agricultural Extension Service USDA Uvacek Avacek

ICA Plans Convention in Austin July 15 18

Delegates members and guests from across Texas converge on Austin July 15 18 for the second annual ICA state convention. The Municipal Auditorium serves as the venue with the Hilton Inn as the headquarters hotel.

Texas Austin Municipal Auditorium Hilton Inn

County Agent's Notes On Sorghum Health And Weevil Control

The notes discuss shredding or mowing stunted sorghum, risks to the growing point, and the need for extra nitrogen after shredding. It notes yellowing from excess water and uncertain crop prospects. It also covers spraying for overwintered cotton weevils and a recommended sequence using Guth ion, Dimethoate or Cygon, and staying out of fields to protect beneficials.

Charles Hensley Milam

Texas dairy income dips in 1975 report

Texas dairy farmers earned 304.3 million gross income in 1975, down two percent from 1974. Total milk production fell to 3.2 billion pounds, five percent lower than 1974, with production per cow at 9.615 pounds and an average price of 9.45 per 100 pounds.

Austin Texas Agriculture John C. White White

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Commanioner Westhene Fry Fy Laboratory Miasion Lwestock Mission Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Maurice Lowney Constable Temple Junior College Maurice Lowrey Po Pol Adv Cameron, TX Soil Conservation Service Cameron Aess ICA Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Carl Dally Court of Criminal Appeals US Supreme Court Criminal Appeals Court Austin American-Statesman Fort Worth Star-Telegram Carl Daly Houston Tomees Abo Dalles Lubbock Corpus San Angelis Tyler Brian Beaurro Port Arthur Wocheta Falls Am Pedge W. Batte Rex B. Jones Precinct Pol. Pol. Adv America Threbet Bippest Rockdale, Texas
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