Stag Creek Progress Narrates Rural Community Growth
In Comanche County the Stag Creek community reports on a locally driven revival. Twenty families formed a group to build a community center, upgrade facilities, and fund improvements by peanut and plum sales. They detail soil, pasture, and terrace work, plus cooperative farming gains and ongoing goals for green grazing.
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Dorothy Arthur
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Cooperative Family Farm Report Highlights Animal Additions
Twenty two families participate in cooperative groups with 18 selling crops like peanuts cotton or watermelons and 19 buying potatoes or other items. Twenty one families added 179 purebred animals to their flocks and herds and two families registered 11 head of purebred animals.
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