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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1975

Page

4

Farmers Fly On Grain Fertilizer In Drought Affected Fields

The article notes grain sorghum in low areas threatened by drowning, with many farmers applying ammonium nitrate at 100 to 1254 per acre from Cameron Airport. It discusses timing, cost efficiency, and potential economic rescue of crops. It also covers potato storage tips and squash pest control advice involving Sevin dust and timing.

Bill McCutchen Ricky Randspot Cameron

Sunflower Tour Set For Friday

Center Cotton Oil mill of Thorndale announces a Sunflower Tour on Friday May 30 starting at 9 a.m. Participants meet at the Wood switch Gin on Farm Road 50, five miles north of Mumford in Robertson County. The tour will visit nearby sunflower fields to evaluate the crop at this stage.

Insurance Reduces Crop Risk for Texas Farmers

An economist from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service argues federal crop insurance lowers production risk as costs rise. It covers out-of-pocket costs, with all risk coverage in 84 Texas counties for cotton sorghum corn peanuts and citrus. Premiums vary by crop and area, and applications must be made before planting.

Texas Texas Agricultural Extension Service Wayne Hayenga Texas A&m University System Hayemga Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Hayenga

BIG Sets June Field Day At Research Center

Agricultural producers and area leaders will tour the Blackland Research Center on June 5 to view sorghum cotton and forage research and new crop potentials for the Blackland Prairie. Sessions cover cotton pests water stress sorghum yields and field plots of lovegrass and hardingrass with a noon barbeque and talks by Cotton Inc and Texas A&M officials.

Blackland Prairie Blackland Research Center Blackland Earl Burnett Bermuda Burnett Temple U. S. Highway 190 J. Gervais Dobbs Grandview Bell County Crops Committee David Cox Raleigh N. C Economic Research and Development Division of Cotton, Inc David Kissell Texas Agricultural Experiment Station John G. Thomas College Station Texas Agricultural Extension Service Earl Gilmore M. E. McDaniel

Corn Domestication Ties Plants to Human Needs

The piece argues corn maize is fully domesticated, tracing origins to Mexico or Central America around 3000 BCE and noting its global spread by 1492. It states about 8000 varieties exist, with over 20 percent of U S crop land devoted to this American staple.

Mexico Central America Columbus America Canada South America

Farmers Rely on Herbicides in Texas Cotton

Texas cotton growers increasingly depend on chemical weed killers. A 1974 survey shows over 89 percent of 4.4 million acres treated, with pre plant herbicides used on 56 percent. Johnsongrass named the top hard weed, while herbicide use is expected to rise due to costs and new products.

Texas Dave Weaver Texas Agricultural Extension Service Weaver South Plains Rio Grande Valley Bend Johnsongrass John Songrass

Summer Annual Pastures Boosts Forage Yields and Quality

A Texas A&M forage specialist urges winter and spring management of summer annual pastures. He notes higher forage quality than belts and stresses soil testing, at least 60 pounds of nitrogen per application, timely harvesting, and rotating stock to maximize leaf development and regrowth. County agents report demonstrations show positive results with these practices.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service J.N. Pratt Texas A&m University System Texas Pratt

Neighborhood Notes and Revival Dates in Milam County

Milam County social notes list Mrs E L Cheatham hosting friends with Luther Todd Elvin Harwell Hazel Fontain and others. Rev Dean Evans will hold revival at Little River Baptist Church June 8 15 with 8 p.m. services. Local clergy Rev Narvel Burns preached this Sunday. Mrs Mildred Martin attended Cameron 42 Club and visited relatives in Cameron Rest Home. Additional items cover visitors to the area and housing trends noting 1975 housing will include a portion of panelized or packaged homes with factory built units totaling mobiles modulars and panelized.

E. L. Cheatham Luther Todd Elvin Harwell Hazel Fontain Helen Jamison Amanda Crook Willie Burnett Dean Evans Mt. Zion Baptist Church Little River Baptist Church Narvel Burns Doyle Young Baylor Mildred Martin Friendly 42 Club Cameron Majoree Crouches L. C. Angel Mabel Burnett Cameron Rest Home Ted Martin Jennifer Todd Parcus J. R. Yates Yates Anthony di Girolamo Lubbock Susie Burnett Atkinson San Antonio Polly Atkinson Teresa Carter Brad Feler Idaho Ollie’ Mode Irene Thompson Gene Jennifer Audra Mike White Lera Gray Portables New Mexico Anna Lou Carrow Woodland Calfornia Coy Shuffield Emmett Davis Elvin Hope Jamison

Screwworm Infestations On Increase In Texas

Agriculture Commissioner John C. White reports rising screwworm infestation counts to 85 cases by April 21, 1975, with 54 cases across 15 Texas counties in early April. Cases extend to Val Verde Kinney Uvalde Frio Atascosa and DeWitt, threatening the Big Bend Trans-Pecos Hill Country and Coastal Bend regions.

Austin Texas Agriculture John C. White U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Mission Val Verde Kinney Uvalde Frio Atasco

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