Madrid Clover seed yields boost from windrow harvest
The Dalworth Soil Conservation District report describes how a drought-stressed Madrid clover stand on Mr. Moss's farm yielded over 250 pounds of seed per acre using a windrow swath then combine harvest. Prices suggest good profit potential, with terraces and conservation practices expanding across nearby farms.
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Dallas Students Enroll in Driver Safety Education
Five Dallas students attending East Texas State Teachers College take a Driver Safety Education course this summer to help improve Texas highway safety.
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