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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2010
Page
12
Dr Deb argues sustainable grazing can cut cattle’s environmental impact. Rotating livestock across perennial grass prompts regrowth, manure incorporation, and soil humus formation. Healthy soil stores carbon and supports robust livestock, countering FAO findings on emissions.
Dr Deb Tolman outlines holistic range management HRM using planned cattle movement to restore grasslands. Dense grazing harms diversity, while repeated moving supports soil and wildlife. Lovejoy Farm’s George and Henrietta share sustainable practices in a Bosque County Garden Club talk on Feb 15 at 5 p.m. at the Bosque Arts Center.
The 2009 U S Department of Agriculture crop report shows U S corn production reaching a record 13.2 billion bushels on 7 million fewer acres, with an average yield of 165.2 bushels per acre and strong demand across food feed and fuel sectors despite poor planting conditions and a wet growing season.
Clifton Texas Farm Bureau notes the 2009 $3.5 million exemption ends in 2010 as the estate tax expires. Congress may restore it in 2011 with a $1 million exemption, broader reach, and higher rates. Texas Farm Bureau backs repealing the tax while preserving stepped-up basis and tax planning certainty.
Texans selling bulls must identify each animal and certify it as a virgin by an accredited veterinarian or prove disease free through testing. The Jan 1 regulation targets cattle trichomoniasis to curb herd abortions and spread. Boose County Farm Bureau President Alan Day notes experts shaped the policy with animal health officials.
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