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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1976

Page

4

You May Be The One Crop Report Parity Notes

Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service urges 24 000 farmers to expect a crop questionnaire and file by mail. Parity for agriculture sits at 72 in April, with most commodities still below parity as wheat and cotton lag and hogs beef cattle and calves far under. The report covers feed sheep and lambs on feed, placements and marketing plans, along with notes on mechanization, alfalfa history and early temperance farming efforts.

Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Texas Texas Crops and Livestock Reporting Service

County Agent Sees Limits to Organic Farming

County Agent notes that organic gardening has grown but faces pest control limits and fertility problems. Marketing hurdles lack regulation, fraud risk exists, and overall yields may not meet national needs. Organically grown produce offers few nutrition differences and cannot replace large scale production.

Caution Urged In Purchase of Pesticides

Agriculture Commissioner John C. White warns Texans about high pressure telephone pesticide sales. He cites cases in eleven states where farmers were duped with claims of crop use and extended weed control, while labels showed non crop use. He urges reading labels and knowing the seller.

Austin Agriculture John C. White White

Fertilize Now For Summer Hay In Texas

Moisture in many Texas sections prompts a fertilization push for high quality hay. Dr Charles Welch of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service advises spring applications, with at least 80 to 100 pounds of nitrogen per acre where moisture is adequate, to boost yields and crude protein.

Texas Charles Welch Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System Welch

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