Insects Damage Cattle and Crops in Milam County
Horn flies and grasshoppers will be the most widespread insects this summer in Milam County. Horn flies feed on blood and energy, causing significant losses. back rubbers help, but sprays work best, with methoxychlor and T common for cattle. Grasshoppers threaten range grasses crops and orchards, controllable by spray dust or bait, with Sevin recommended for safety.
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Texas
Milam
ASCS Data Sheets Reach 2.25 Million for Farm Payments
ASCS reports early drafts going to producers for July 1 payments as data sheets pile up. By May's end about 325000 sheets reached the New Orleans data center and by August about 2.25 million are expected to be processed. Early certification speeds payments, but accuracy and adherence to planted, diverted, and conserving acres are required.
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ASCS
New Orleans
Cameron Livestock Auction Market Report Summary
Cameron auction reports 650 cattle and 280 hogs consigned with price ranges across categories. Steers cows calves hogs and boars listed with several value brackets including Good to Choice and common grades plus stocker and feeder classifications.
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Cameron
Group Sees PM Parts Techniques At Aluminum Company
On Tuesday May 19 the Aluminum Company of America's special Subcommittee on Metal Particle Power and Pigment met at Rockdale Works to discuss developments in powder metallurgy parts. PM parts blend powders, compact, and sinter to form strong, lightweight, non magnetic, corrosion resistant components with varied finishes. The auto industry remains the largest user with over 100 PM parts in most 1970 cars.
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Aluminum Company of America
Rockdale Works
Poage cites setback to general farm bill progress
Rep Poage chairing the House Agriculture Committee laments delays from amendments that Congress approved 17 to 14. He cites administration repudiation of the amendments and notes participation in Milam County feed grain, wheat, and cotton programs with price support payments and possible loans. He warns against $3 billion farm income risk and links debt limit debate to inflation and government costs.
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W. R. Poage
House Committee On Agriculture
Congress
Poage
Department of Agriculture
Milam County
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Farmers' share of consumer dollar varies by product
In 1969 farmers received about 41 cents of every dollar spent on U.S. farm produced food. This was 2 cents above 1957-59 but 9 cents below 1947-49. The share differs by product with bread taking less than eggs. 1 dollar at the store comprised 4 cents for products and 59 cents for marketing services.
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U.S
Everyone Has Stake In Preventing Range Fires
Texas range specialist Bobby J. Ragsdale urges ranchers and the public to prevent range fires during hot dry months. He notes good spring moisture but warns high temperatures will create optimum fire conditions and soil erosion if rangelands burn.
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Bobby J. Ragsdale
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Ragsdale
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