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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1971

Page

4

County Agent Notes on Milam Big Growth and District 10 Change

Milam County farmers see growth with BIG committee plans in Waco for 1972. Forrest Green in Buckholts showcases greenhouse tomatoes and chrysanthemums. Catfish farming expands in Buckholts as Joe Glaser reports strong fingerling stock and pond stocking. District 10 gains new agent Brian W Swain, former county agent with 21 years experience, as Milam shifts from District 8 to 10.

Forrest Green Buckholts and Waco Blackland Milam County John A. Smith Frank Kratochvil Gene Klein Buckholts Forrest Joe Glaser Brian W. Swain Swain Bell County Haskell Falls Stephens Wheeler Kleberg - Kennedy Moore

Livestock Dealer Charged With Violating P&S Act

Tommy J. Hines of Tyler faces a Packers and Stockyards Act charge over alleged improper payments and records. The P&SA accuses him of issuing insufficient funds checks totaling over 149000 dollars for livestock in 1971 and failing to pay in full and maintain proper records. A hearing is due to determine if the charges hold.

Washington Tommy J. Hines Tyler U.S. Department of Agriculture Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Usda’s Packers and Stockyards Administration P&sa Hines

4-H Activities Highlight Youth Projects and Adult Leaders

About 30 4-H members and adults gathered as Clyde Jistel chaired this year’s meeting. New Rockdale 4-H members Beverly Burney and Mark Clark shared beef projects and upcoming shows. Marshall Crouch spoke to adult leaders on guiding the 4-H program and distributed leaders guides. Transportation and infrastructure facts were noted regarding food movement and miles of rail and roads.

Rockdale Beverly Burney Beverly Rockdale Club Caldwell Mark Clark Houston Marshall Crouch Senior Citizens Center Cameron Crouch

Poage Sees Better Grasses Developed For Rangelands

U S House Agriculture Chairman W R Bob Poage spoke at the dedication of the USDA forage grasslands research center promising development of new grass species suited to the Southwest and practical methods to control brush and improve water use and fencing costs for Texas ranchers. He cited imported Sudan and Buffel grasses and Coastal Bermuda as successes and urged broader research on native forbs and hay conservation.

W R Bob) Poage D-Tex U. S House Agriculture Committee Department of Agriculture Texas United States Poage Sudan Bermuda Tifton Georgia Temple Congressman Poage

Local Youth 10th In Tractor Contest

Martin Mueck, 19, placed tenth in the Western U.S. 4-H tractor championship at the Arizona State Fair in Phoenix representing Texas. A Blinn Junior College freshman, he hails from Milam County, farms 220 acres with six tractors, and has 9 years in 4-H. The event was sponsored by the American Oil Foundation with Arizona partners hosting the awards luncheon.

Martin Mueck U.S Phoenix Martin Joe Mueck Texas American Oil Foundation Mueck Milam County Blinn Junior College American Oil Cooperative Extension Services University of Arizona Arizona State Fair National 4-H Service Committee

Milam County Proclaims Food and Fiber Abundance Week

Milam County Judge O B Harden proclaims November 15 to 21, 1971 as Texas Food and Fiber Abundance Week. The declaration highlights Texas leading the nation in grain sorghum beef cattle sheep goats cotton wool and mohair and Milam County reliance on agricultural production for livelihood.

Texas O. B. Harden Wavy Charles Milam County Hardy Young HD Council Max McClaren W. S. Turner Wereas

Texas Food and Fiber Abundance Week Highlighted

Farm economist Charles Baker notes the November observance, while producers face rising production costs and debt as farm assets grow. Everett Janne, an Extension landscape horticulturist, advises composting leaves and alternating layers of vegetable matter and garden soil to enrich soils and provide organic material for gardens and lawns.

Texas Charles Baker Extension Agricultural Everett Janne

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