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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1970

Page

4

There’s Still Time For One More Hay Cutting

Extension agronomist Dr. Neal Pratt of Texas A&M says dry weather has reduced hay yields and pasture grazing. Early fall rains can boost supplies and help cattle through winter. fertilizing hay fields with nitrogen improves quality. Forage tests from Texas A&M and other labs aid value estimates. county agents provide forms and info on hay shows and judging criteria.

Cutti Neal Pratt Extension Agronomist Texas A&m University Texas Ap. Hegre Pratt

Minerals Vital For Beef Cattle Tips From County Agents

County agents outline essential minerals for beef cattle. Sodium chlorine and calcium often deficient in natural rations, phosphorus and calcium require attention, with phosphorus supplementation boosting production in deficient soils. Reproductive problems traced to mineral imbalances can improve with corrected deficiencies. advise salt in feeders and bone meal and salt in mineral mix.

A. D. Thompson L. A. Maddox Leslie Brauer A&m Bulletin Milam County

Waco Fair and Rodeo Set to Open Next Week

Workers near completion of preparations for Waco's six day Heart O' Teans Fair and Rodeo. The event runs Tuesday October 6 through Sunday October 11 with guest star Doug McClure arriving Monday. Rodeo stock and carnival midway equipment will be moved to the fairgrounds from Lubbock.

Waco Doug McClure Gene Ledel Lubbock Fairgrounds Rei Bill Parsons

Two Programs for Peanut Growers in Stephenville

Two Texas peanut programs promise higher profits on October 15. In the morning, a field tour of the Jimmy Grissom Farm will showcase 48 chemical treatments across three rates for disease control. In the afternoon, the Texas A&M University Tarleton Experiment Station hosts a field day focusing on insect control, seed quality, harvesting and storage, herbicide use, and new peanut varieties.

Stephenville Texas Jimmy Grissom Texas A&m University Tarleton Grissom

Deaths Of Farm Animals Traced To Ag Chemicals

College Station reports misuse and mishandling of herbicides and other agricultural chemicals causing farm animal deaths. Toxicologist Dr. John C. Reager cites arsenic based products as a leading cause, warns against reusing barrels and urges thorough cleanup and burial to prevent contamination of water supplies.

College Station John C. Reager Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory

Local Social Notes From Jones Prairie Buckholts Area

Jones Prairie residents visit relatives in Buckholts and Cameron while others attend church events and family gatherings near Ben Arnold Angleton Rockdale and Waco. Rock Thweatt watched the S M U game in Dallas. Wishing Mrs Massengale a speedy recovery after surgery at St Edwards Hospital.

Walter Senkel Edd Senkel Buckholts Bill Thweatt Willie Phipps Thurman Dodson Minerva Willie Burnett Beaumont Rock Thweatt New Mexico U Dallas Bob Shluter Austin Hope Jamison Jr Angleton Hope Jamison Jimmy Burgess Roy Burnett Rockdale Harry White Thomas Hickman Sonny Townsend Rush Price Waco Ben Massengale St Edwards Hospital

Milam County Leader Reports Strong U S Japan Farm Trade Ties

Milam County ASC Chairman Ted Ford notes Japan is the top importer of U S agricultural goods and a major customer for farm crops. He cites rising exports of feed grains soybeans and cotton and highlights Japan's growing disposable income and meal demand as trade expands between the two nations.

Milam County Ted Ford Japan U.S ASC Clifford M. Hardin Hardin United States

Lamb With A Future Show Heads to San Angelo This June

For the third straight year the Lamb With A Future Show will be held in San Angelo from June 11 to 13, 1971. Dr FA, extension meats specialist, urges lamb producers to contact their local county agricultural agent or the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association for program details.

San Angelo Dr FA Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association

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