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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1972

Page

4

Rotary manure dryer makes dry poultry waste a fertilizer

Lynn Ogen of Rockdale unveils a rotary manure dryer turning wet droppings into dry granular nutrients for sale as White Hen Soil Builders. Plant near Rockdale will ship and bag products at 65 dollars per ton with 2.50 per 50 pounds. Last week’s rain helped planting in Branchville, Rockdale, and Thorndale though gaps remain.

Lynn Ogen Rockdale Lynn White Hen Soil Builders Ogea Branchville Thorndale

Texas extension advice on forage and disease risk in poultry

Extension veterinarians note exotic New Castle disease threatening the nation but say Texas remains largely safe with El Paso cases contained. Agronomist urges heavy fertilization on small acreages to boost forage, stressing soil tests and high nutrient inputs. An intensive grazing plan can increase profits, and forestry offers enduring wood fiber value.

California Texas James Armstrong el Paso Neal Pratt Extension Agronomist

Beef price outlook suggests modest declines and more specials

Dr. Donald B. Farris of Texas A&M forecasts beef retail prices will ease slightly by year end, though not across the board. He notes beef demand remains strong and higher incomes may keep prices elevated, while cattle numbers rise in late spring and summer. Also warnings to avoid shin oak risk in pastures, as losses may exceed ten million dollars.

Donald B. Farris Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Texas A&m University Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology Farris Federal Texas

Rural Development Ideas Become Part of New Bill

Governor Preston Smith proposals adopted by the National Governors Conference are included in a Senate Agriculture Committee rural development bill. The measure would provide grants and loans to support community development, attract business to small towns, and create a state rural renewal fund. Smith supports tax incentives and a national agricultural board to stabilize prices and raise producer earnings.

Preston Smith National Governors’ Conference U. S. Senate Agriculture Committee Smith Senate Itries Southern Governors’ Conference U. S Governors’ Conference Hubert H. Humphrey

Angus Group Announces Open AI Sire Semen and Evaluation Program

The American Angus Association rules permit open artificial insemination semen sales within the breed. Members may sell unlimited semen and record offspring from registered Angus cows even without bull ownership. A National Sire Evaluation program was approved to help members gauge bull performance for high quality efficient cattle. An AI certificate must accompany registration applications with signatures from the bull owner inseminator and cow owner.

American Angus Association Lloyd D. Miller Miller

Intensified Farm Planning Program Aids Texas Farmers

An evaluation of the Texas Intensified Farm Planning Program shows low income farmers boosting gross farm revenue by 20 percent. The program, begun in 1969, uses program aides to teach efficient practices across 10 Texas counties.

Texas Texas-Ifpp Texas Agricultural Extension Service Lamar Red River Cherokee Freestone Falls Milam, Lee Washington Guadalupe Starr Texas Agricultural Experiment Station U. S. Department of Agriculture Howard Ladewig Vance W. Edmondson Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology Texas A&m University Ladewig and Edmondson

Fungicide Tips for Brown Patch on St Augustine Lawns

St Augustine grass will green up as brown patch becomes visible in circular dead patches. The disease appears in late spring or early fall, thrives in 75 to 85 degree moist conditions, and stops once temperatures reach 90. Effective control relies on timely fungicide applications using PCNB or Maneb zinc complex available at farm stores and garden centers.

St. Augustine Walter Walla Texas Agricultural Extension Service Walla

Maysfield Notes of Local Visits and Hospital Inward

Maysfield community news lists Roy Newton as a Rosebud hospital patient with friends sending wishes for a speedy recovery. It records visits by Mrs. George Wilcox Lovelady and others to relatives in Cameron and Rosebud including Mrs. Marguerite Massengale in Austin and Frank Tyson with his daughters from Houston. The report mentions H M Yager attending a funeral in Lockhart and a Methodist church visit by Mrs. Bill Thweatt and Mrs. J P Wise to Roy Newton, Mrs. John Thweatt, and Mrs. Henry Reaves at the local facility.

Roy Newton Rosebud Hospital Bill Thweatt J. P. Wise Cameron Methodist Church Mary Sherrill John Thweatt Henry Reaves Rosebud

Water Corp. Annual Meeting Held at Simon George Hall

The Salem Elm Ridge Water Supply Corporation met March 23 with president Barney McLerran presiding. Henry Ivey of Farmers Home Administration attended as a guest. The system includes 54 members with 30 more possible westward toward Buckholts. Membership rises from 50 to 100 after April 1 per FmHA rules. Five directors were elected: Alvin Mullinax president Donald Lemon vice president Frankie Ehler secretary Dwayne Orsag Eugene Tomek.

Salem - Elm Ridge Water Supply Corporation Simon George Hall Barney McLerran Henry Ivey Farmers Home Administration Buckholts Alvin Mullinax Donald Lemon Frankie Ehler Dwayne Orsag Eugene Tomek

Sunday Dinners and Weekend Visits Across Local Families

Burlington notes a series of family gatherings in which the Foshen and Buegeler families host relatives from Freeport Corpus Christi and Rosebud. Visitors include Benesh and Franklin families plus extended relatives, with a fishing trip planned for Henry Davenport Jr and Stephen Davenport in Morphiett Arkansas and a Temple visit for the Heugatter family.

Phillip Buegeler Freeport R. W. Buegeler Rosie Buegeler Allen Benesh Trip Bob Benesh Brandley Phillip Benesh Corpus Christi Hattie Benesh Ben Fox Cameron Hospital Paul Moore Killeen Roy Lee Franklin Bryan Tommy Layne Rosebud J. T. Prescott Jake Herman Dorner Ronnie Dorner Joe Ralston Bobby Carla Little River Shirley Tumis Temple Aleta Marek Gerald Foshen Thomas Polk Henry Davenport Jr Judson Stephen Morphiett, Ark Henry Davenport Sr Buchanan Lynn Heugatter W. G. Marek Charles

Death of Granddaughter Prompts Funeral Notices in Bryan

Buckholts community records the death of a newborn granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nealon Peelers in a Bryan hospital followed by a Tuesday afternoon funeral in Bryan. The column lists numerous visiting relatives and social visits across towns including Lubbock Houston Waco Temple Rockdale Pep and Fort Worth as part of a extended family and community updates. 57 people attended a birthday dinner for N. W. Gandy Sr. in Temple reflecting local social ties.

Warren McCalls Robert Evelyn Loftin Margie Schrank Sue Dalton Edwin Gandy N. W. Gandy Sr N. W. Gandy Jr Temple

Buckholts Lions Hear SBA Official Talk on Community Growth

Eugene Black of the Small Business Administration spoke at Buckholts Lions Club dinner, outlining community development prospects. Introduced by banker Richard Crowe, 14 of 18 members attended at Swanky-Franky's as a Q&A followed. White fir lumber is non resinous and fine textured.

Eugene Black Small Business Administration Buckholts Lions Club Buckholts Swanky- Franky’s

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Agent’s Notes Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Assoc Houston Earl L. Butz Buzz OPA Office of Price Administration Farm News Newcastle William N Bill) Patman Jackson Soil and Water Conservation District ELM Creek Watershed Authority Bell County Milam County Falls County McLennan County First State Bank Rogers Citizens National Bank Cameron First National Bank Cameron Buckholts State Bank Temple National Bank Temple Texas Bank & Trust Angus Group Jackson West Hiway Belton, Texas College Station Maysfield Marguerite Massengale Billy Bartons Ed Weerens Austin Frank Tyson Bell Tyson H. M. Yager Lockhart Ed Gerdes Water Corp Burlington Mrs. Gerald Foshen Mrs Bro C.¢. Kent Lubbock Bob Hopper Lena Russell Lee Lock Home Cecil Richardson Groover Chilton Lock Ladis Marek Jack Thompson Dean Butler Pep Henry Olis Joe Goldhagen Waco Ladis Joe Marek L. A. Svetlik Jr Fort Worth L. A. Svetlik Sr Doyal Arnold Home Ike Harvegrove Dearie Arnold Aud Matthews Buckholts Lions SBA Richard Crowe Buckholts Banker
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