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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1960

Page

4

Pecan Grower Spray Timing and Local Agri Services

County Agent notes advise spraying pecan orchards when pecans show brown ends, with malathion for stronger control. Helicopter and local spray services from Austin and nearby providers are available on request. A May 13 Cameron check found no worm damage. fenuron pellets tested in Rockdale. cotton thrips active demanding early sprays. a swine probing demo near Rockdale evaluated Hampshire gilts for breeding and meat traits.

3. D. Moore Somone Austin Cameron John Parmelee Rockdale Hampshire

Dillenburgs Visit Martins and Krauses in Houston

Mr and Mrs Leonard Dillenburg and family of Houston visited Mrs Mary Martin and Hugh and the Phil Krause family recently in a family gathering illustrating regional social ties and extended kinship.

Leonard Dillenburg Houston Mary Martin Hugh Phil Krause

Milam 4-H Club Reports May Meeting Notes

Milam County 4-H Crops Committee met May 10 in Cameron to view a film FROM PLANTING TO HARVESTING on the Joe Mueck farm. Texas Hybrid Grain Sorg hum and Texas Hybrid Corn Content discussed. 12 attended. Ad Hall 4H planted a grass plot May 12 for growth resistance and yield studies. Ward Paschall and Rita Stewart assisted. Milam 41 entertained at Chamber Broiler Banquet. County 411 Camp Foods committee May 12 planned Ham Supper with members bringing noon lunch.

Milam County Farm Bureau Camer Bill Marek Joe Mueck Cameron Roy Dean Henry Tomasek Ad Hall Henry Texas Extension Service Range Department Ward Paschall Rita Stewart Milano Chamber of Commerce Methodist Fellowship Rita County 411 Camp Foods Committee

Water ready for farm fires during Spring Clean Up

Survey urges rural areas to ensure at least 300 gallons of water per farm for firefighting. Check water sources including wells ponds cisterns and stock tanks. Mark access routes ensure pumps can reach without getting mired and set up stone lined holes or concrete cisterns to improve suction.

National Fire Protection Association Fire Department

Summer grazing options for Texas pastures outlined

Extension pasture specialist George McRee highlights summer temporary pastures as dependable grazing sources. Sudan varieties lead the list, with Pearl millet as a substitute on acid soils. Other options include perennial sweet sorgrass and non sweet sorghum almur, each with specific seasonal peaks and management notes.

College Station George McRee Sudan Texas Georgia

Griffin Chapel Community Wins First In Improvement Program

Griffin Chapel Community won first place in the Southern District Improvement Program and will receive a 100 prize. Judges visited April 25 from Prairie View A & M College and included M E Garrett W B Clark Jr and D H Seastrunk. The community advances toward state prizes of 500 400 and 300 with state judging May 16 17 and May 2 visits by extension specialists Laura Russell Jotn Box and George McBee. The program is sponsored by Electric Utility Companies in Texas with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service.

Griffin Chapel Prairie View A & M College Extension Service Mixs M. E Garrett W. B. Clark Jr D. H. Seastrunk Stick A & M College Laura Russell Jotn Box George McBee Fleetric Utility Companies Texas Texas Agricultural Extension Service

An Accident Can Take Farm Profits

The Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council notes there is little profit in farm accidents. They say determining a dollar value is hard due to many indirect costs, with only a small portion of the impact visible as medical expenses and the rest hidden as time lost, extra labor, delayed harvesting, and equipment damage.

College Station Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council

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A. L. Lucas Parmelee Lester Feed Co Chili's Rosebud Jeff Chandler Hargrove Matt McIntosh Frank Stew Art the Derby Hargrove Robert Hoermann Ass't County County Agents Office Robert Jungmann Rubert Jistel Pete Vaculin Ling Roy Schenheelt Sentad Helen Stepan Miss Peeler Ft. Worth James Bowen Big Springs M. Bowen Bellfals Lone Star Gas Penney Denier Jamaica Zes SM L
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