Spray Dates Pinpointed For Milam Pecan Trees
County Agent notes suggest May 17 through May 21 as spray dates for Milam County pecan trees based on pecan nut casebearer work on local trees. Recommend Toxaphene Malathion and Cuthion with a fungicide for pecan scab using Duter Cyprex or Zineb at indicated rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Anderle
E. J. Provasek
Milam
Terry Hardwick
Cameron
Weed Control In Cotton Tests Growers Skill In Dry Conditions
College Station experts note post emergence DSMA helps control Johnson grass under drought. Combinations with Herban Cotoran Karmex Caparol aid mixed weeds while DSMA is directed laterally not over the top. Preemergence plans may need more water. wind favors narrow nozzle and tender protection. Local agents offer program details. Screwworm cases rise with rain. livestock owners should inspect wounds and mail worm samples to the Mission Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Fred C. Elliott
Elliott
Texas
Mission Laboratory
Mueck Angell Win at Milam County Broiler Show
The 17th annual Milam County Broiler Show drew 50 pens from across the county. Dennis Mueck’s pen won Grand Champion pullets and David Angell’s cockerel won Reserve Grand Champion with awards presented by the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Liebman
Dennis
Cameron
Milam County
Floyd Golan
Dennis Mueck
St. Anthony
Gary Fuchs
Ricky Reinders
Jerry Mueck
Curtis Wise
Bernard Tepera
Clyde Jistel
Paul Mendoza
Terry Cunningham
Rebecca Rioja
Extension Service Names Specialist For Fish Diseases
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service appoints Dr Sterling K Johnson as Extension Fish Disease Specialist. He starts May 16 to help fish farmers with health problems and teach prevention, coordinating with Texas A&M University experts and serving as liaison with industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sterling K
Ken) Johnson
John F. Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Johnson
Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
Texas A&m University
Dairy Foods Dominate June Plentifuls and Milk Month
June is milk month says the U S Department of Agriculture with milk and dairy products in plentiful supply. Milk production in Q1 1971 rose 1.0 percent from 1970 and dairy products are expected to peak in June. The June Plentiful Foods List includes ice cream cheese sour cream butter broiler fryers eggs dried peas canned olives and potato products including frozen fries and instant mashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Yoe FFA Attends Area III Convention in Bryan
Cameron Yoe Future Farmers of America chapter traveled to Bryan for the Area III FFA Convention May 14 and 15. Members earned multiple placements including Dan Foster and Albert Lesikar as Star Greenhands, Jim Titsworth as Star Chapter Farmer and first place in fish and wildlife. Also noted were awards in sales and service and vocational agriculture co op categories. The article also defines protein spices including red pepper celery chili curry powder mustard marjoram sage thyme and rosemary used with meats fish and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Yoe
Future Farmers of America
Bryan
Lone Star
Dan Foster
Albert Lesikar
Floyd Lynch
Donnie Tucker
Rich- Star Greenhand
Richard Dodd
Jim Titsworth
National Foundation
David Angell
Richard Vaculin
Jesse Deleo
Star Area
Ill
Tim Titsworth
Nixon lauds Texas farmers in White House salute to agriculture
Clarence A. Danklefs cites President Nixon praising American agriculture for high output and productivity. He notes Texas accounts for large shares of cotton, grain sorghum, and rice, and outlines ASC programs expanding set-aside and loan crops. He says the salute boosts efforts to strengthen U.S. agricultural competitiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Nixon
White House
Clarence A. Danklefs
Danklefs
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Danklers
ASC
Horse Disease Moving North Threat to U.S. Horses
U S Department of Agriculture animal health officials monitor Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis as it nears U S borders. The disease has killed about 6000 horses in southern Mexico and is present in 16 other South and Central American countries. Symptoms include fever, rapid pulse, loss of appetite and circling behavior. Transmission via infected mosquitoes. no VEE vaccine licensed in the United States. Officials consider vaccine use if the disease enters U S territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States
South
Central America
Mexico
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Animal Health Officials
State Ag Department curtails grass disease outbreak
Texas Department of Agriculture confirms St Augustine Decline SAD in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and along the Gulf Coast. A 3000 acre survey across Texas found new cases. disease can kill grass in 3 to 4 years. Removal of diseased roots and weed invasion control and herbicidal oil spraying are required to stop reinfestation.
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Texas Department of Agriculture
St. Augustine
Charlie Chapman
TDA
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Gulf Coast
Chapman
Houston
Austin
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Texas
Corpus Christi
Weslaco
Bobby McCulley
Ida
Arlington
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Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texas Legislature
Statistical Reporting Service
Krause
Bernsen Tractor Company
Rosebud
Extension Service
Ascs News
America
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
THE
Cameron Herald
State Ag Department
Keeling
Hearne
Toro Yazoo Ariens
Greenbrier
Briggs & Stratton Tecumseh
Clinton
Wisconsin
Poulan
Aero
NASH
Fred Keeling
James Starkey