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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1955

Page

6

Research Scientists Improve Food Production Methods

Washington reports on long term crop and animal breeding efforts by Agriculture Department researchers to boost quantity and quality. Plant breeders test eating quality and nutrition while pilot plant costs influence commercial use. Developments include tender low fiber beans and sweeter, more resistant sweetcorn for the South and higher solids potatoes.

Washington Nature Agriculture Department South

Developments on Agriculture Front

Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson plans to visit western Europe in August for talks with US officials and foreign governments on marketing US goods. An additional two million bales of cotton were set aside August 1, completing the three million bale minimum under the 1954 act. Exports of farm products for the year ended June 30 rose to 3.13 billion dollars, up seven percent from the prior year. Mexico weighs plans to import 300000 Corriedale and Rambouillet ewes from the United States to boost its sheep industry. Johnson grass sorghum crosses yield over 30 tons per acre and may be released pending seed availability.

Ezra T. Benson Western Europe The Foreign Agricultural Service Mexico United States

Lower Prices Foreseen for Texas Hogs in July

Texas hog prices in early July run about six dollars per hundred below last year as hog producers prepare for a smaller spring pig crop. Farm management specialist Dc H Bates notes the 1955 spring pig crop should be modest and suggests marketing hogs at 180 to 200 pounds, selling some as feeders when profitable, and tightening feed and storage plans. He cites good corn and grain sorghum prospects as a bright point amid potential price declines.

Texas Dc. H. Bates Texas Agricultural Extension Service Bates

Wind Cave Park Sees Millionth Visitor This Summer

Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota, among the oldest and least known US parks, entertained its one millionth visitor this summer, marking a major milestone for the site and its tourism.

Wind Cave National Park South Dakota

Aunt Gertie Haskett Responds On Bermuda Shorts Fashion

Morris Higley shares a light column about Bermuda shorts. Aunt Gertie Haskett of Bowie weighs in with playful remarks on knee appearance and pink ruffle shirts amid summer heat and fashion critiques.

Gertie Haskett Gertie L. A. Haskett Index Morris Higley Bermuda Morris

Grain Drying Methods for Safe Storage Highlight Texas Harvest

Forecasters predict Texas will share in a large national feed grain harvest as the sorghum crop advances from central to northern and western areas. Advice from Allen at Beeville covers sack drying batch drying and drying grain in layers in the storage bins. He urges on farm storage plans with a county agent and references L-201 and B-246 publications on drying grain and using unheated air.

Texas Allen Beeville

Stuffed Peppers Core Removed With Grapefruit Knife

A kitchen tip notes that a grapefruit knife cleanly cores peppers without breaking the outer shell. The technique preserves the pepper’s shape for stuffing.

Moisture Boosts Winter Pasture Planting Prospects

E M Trew notes rising moisture in most regions supports a record acreage of winter crops. Winter pastures provide minerals and protein, rest permanent pastures, extend grazing, cut wintering costs, and protect soil. He recommends mixed grasses and legumes, early planting, soil testing, and inoculation for best results.

E. M. Trew Trew Texas Gulf Coast Blackland Grand Prairie Aras Madrid

Denison Man Killed In Bonham Truck Wreck

Cecil R. Reeves 56 of Denison died when his truck overturned near Bonham crushing him between the door and body. He was Fannin county s second traffic fatality of the year.

Bonham Cecil R. Reeves Denison Fannin County

Plentiful August Food Picking Up In July For Texas

The August food outlook notes broilers and fryers plentiful, grapefruit sections abundant at reasonable prices, honeydew melons in peak supply, and oranges and other fruits rising in volume. Milk, dairy products, and lard remain plentiful while summer vegetables peak in Colorado and are lighter in the southwest. Cook vegetables carefully to preserve color and nutrients.

USDA Texas Usda Marketing Service California Valencia Florida Colorado

Pipe Cleaners Review for Small Home Parts

Pipe cleaners prove highly effective for cleaning tight spaces in various home equipment and are especially useful on sewing machines. Their flexible bristles can reach intricate parts, helping remove dust and grime without disassembly.

Wash cane furniture with warm salt water

To prevent cane or bamboo furniture from yellowing, wash with warm salt water and wipe dry with a soft clean cloth.

Fort Worth Markets Report Highlights Livestock and Poultry Prices

The Fort Worth market shows poultry prices at 19 cents per pound for fowl over 4½ pounds and 14 cents under 4½ pounds, eggs at 26 30 cents, cattle trade steady with steers 15 20, heifers 13 19, cows 8 11, bulls 10 13.50, stocker calves 14 20, calves 1.00, hogs barely active with mixed lot prices 16 17.50, sheep 14 19.50 for slaughter lambs and 7.50 12 for wethers, with feeders 12 15. Market details include supply notes: 4,700 cattle and 2,500 sheep on hand, with varied grading and regional prices.

Fort Worth

U S Farmers Dominate Global Farm Tractor Ownership

U S farmers operate from sixty to sixty five percent of all farm tractors worldwide, highlighting strong national dominance in agricultural machinery ownership and production influence.

U. S

Mount Rushmore tour adds side view of Washington profile

A new tour route allows visitors to view the George Washington profile carved into Mount Rushmore from a lateral angle. The Mercad guide highlights the side perspective of the national monument and its sculptural details for tourists.

Mount Rushmore George Washington

Cheese Reused To Flavor Pasta And Soups

Dry cheese can be grated or crumbled to flavor spaghetti macaroni or soups, adding food value and taste.

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