Pasture crops and winter grazing shaping western farms
The article discusses shifting farm practices toward pasture based grazing for fall and winter, with emphasis on diversification from cotton. It notes higher wealth accumulation when income is split between livestock and crops, praises winter grains and legumes for grazing and soil, and mentions government subsidies now aligning with prudent farm strategies. It also references decorative tea plants in South Carolina and a forthcoming stamp series honoring notable professionals, plus a Morgan citizens reunion and historic notes on Mount St Bernard abbey and a Texas football schedule.
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