Farmers Can Save Tax Dollars Now in 1972 Year-End Tips
Texas A&M economist Michael Sprott urges farmers to review 1972 tax matters before year end. Strategies include accelerating deductible expenses, delaying income via deferred contracts, using installment sales, and applying income averaging. Emphasizes keeping meticulous records of all receipts and expenses for accurate tax filing.
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College Station
Michael Sprott
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Sprott
Congressman Price presses 1973 beef import quota
In a letter to President Nixon, Rep. Bob Price urges reimposition of a 1 060 million pound beef import quota for 1973 to assure a dependable supply of wholesome meat and protect American beef producers and consumers from flood of foreign beef.
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Nixon
Bob Price
Price
American Hereford Association
U.S
Farmer Inflation Victim Warns At Farm Bureau Meet
Governor Ronald Reagan told about 10,000 delegates that American farmers are the hardest hit by inflation, facing cost-price squeezes and possible strikes or boycotts. He cited rising food, housing, transport and medical costs over two decades. The American Farm Bureau Federation hosts its five day Los Angeles convention at the city center.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
Reagan
Los Angeles Convention Center
William J. Kuhfuss
Dairy policy talks worry U S dairy spokesmen
Rumors of a liberalized world farm trade agenda in GATT talks alarm dairy groups led by National Milk Producers Federation Secretary Patrick B Healy who warns U S markets could flood with foreign dairy products. The report ties to Kennedy Round era debates and Nixon era goals.
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Washington
United States
Patrick B. Healy
National Milk Producers Federation
U.S
USDA
European Community Common Market
Healy
Federation
Nixon
White House
Farmers Meet On Income Tax And Pruning Tips
A meeting Monday December 18 in the Courthouse Assembly Room will discuss income tax with Norman Brints of the Extension Service Vernon as speaker. The note covers pruning methods for trees and shrubs, landscape planning, and plant care, plus regional crop and livestock conditions across Texas counties.
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Courthouse
Norman Brints
Extension Service
Vernon
Brints
County Extension Service Office
Texas
Texas farmers face slow harvests as cold snaps hit Texas crops
The Northwest Texas cotton crop remains in fields as cold weather slows harvests in High and Rolling Plains. Grain sorghum soybeans peanuts and sugar beets also await gathering while hay feeding increases for livestock. Vegetable and citrus harvests proceed in San Antonio Rio Grande Valley.
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South Plains
North Central
West Central
Central
Gulf Coast
South Central
Rio Grande Valley
South
Texas
College Station
John Hutchinson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Hutchison
San Antonio Winter Garden
Knapp-Porter Award Honors Texas Agriculture Leaders
Three men Aubrey L. Lockett Henry Van De Walle and Walter B. Moore received the Knapp-Porter Award at the Texas Agricultural Extension Service conference for significant contributions to agriculture and family living Dr John E Hutchison presented the honors noting Lockett seed company work the Vernon site donation of land for a Texas A&M extension center Van De Walle led vegetable programs and market development while Moore known as a Dallas Morning News editorial writer and Texas Almanac editor helps lead agricultural education and outreach.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Aubrey L. Lockett
Vernon
Lockett Seed Company
Henry van de Walle
Walter B. Moore
Dallas
Dallas Morning News
Texas Almanac
John E. Hutchison
Knapp- Porter
Seaman A. Knapp
Walter C. Porter
Pioneer Farm
Hutchison
Lockett
Texas 4-H Youth Development Foundation
Texas A&m University Agricultural Research and Extension Center
van de Walle
South Texas Sugar Beet Growers Association
van de Walle Farms, Inc
Texas Agriculture
Texas County Agricultural Agents Association
Moore
Cotton Harvest
Memphis Cotton Harvest Gains Momentum Amid Cold Week
USDA Cotton Classing Office reports 16 800 samples this week bringing season total to 35 100 down from 8 800 a year ago. Predominant grade Strict Low Middling 41 at 41 percent and staple 32 at 49 percent. Prices steady then up about 50 points. average prices for machine 3 5 to 4 9 micronaire readings show 83 percent in range. Eskimo population noted at under 100 000 with Texas agriculture praise for Moore's Texas Almanac leadership and long editorial career.
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Memphis
W.E. Cain
USDA
Agriculture Marketing Service
Pressley
Briscoe Challenges Texas Educators At Extension Conference
Governor elect Dolph Briscoe urged more than 1,000 Texas Agricultural Extension Service educators to lead in boosting living standards and agricultural output. He highlighted programs like Expanded Nutrition, 4-H work and 3.76 in 76, and praised screw worm eradication efforts while advocating area economic programs and rapid transit. Briscoe urged a problem solving legislature and emphasized education, heritage, and collaboration for Texas growth.
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San Antonio
Dolph Briscoe
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas
Extension Service
Hemisfair Convention Center
Briscoe
J.C. Evans
Oklahoma State University
John E. Hutchison
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