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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1955

Page

13

Soil Recovery Through Conservation On Beattie Community Farm

Tommie Moore recalls efforts beginning in 1923 to combat soil depletion on the Beattie community farm. Terrace building, terracing, and new crops led by the Soil Conservation Service improved yields from 1938 onward, with vetch and bluegrass feeding a growing operation. The farmer notes passing to retirement as the land remains heavily planted in vetch and plans to plant cotton on a 20 acre block.

Servation Toomie Moore Roy Mitchell Stag Creek Mitchell Moore Sandy Ace Hickman Roy Upper Leon

Card of Thanks for Aaron Welch Hospitalization

A card of thanks expresses gratitude to many friends for kindness during Aaron Welch’s hospitalization. Special thanks go to Dr Blackwood and the nursing staff for their care. Mr and Mrs Aaron Welch and children extend appreciation. The Horned Frog description about his defense is noted.

Aaron Welch

Texas Cotton Merchandising Clinic Opens at UT

A two day meeting on improving markets for Texas cotton opens Friday May 6 at the University of Texas. Sponsors are the Texas Cotton Research Committee and the University.

Texas University of Texas Texas Cotton Research Committee The University

Conserving Soil Fertility as Ultimate Aim in Agriculture

Ry Floyd Prather of Central Texas Fertilizer Co argues soil fertility is the key national resource. He urges crop rotation, planned fertilizing, and contour-plowing to restore depleted lands while sustaining profits, urging a collective effort from farmers, businessmen, and housewives to conserve resources. He cites quotes from Senator Ingalls and Thomas Jefferson to reinforce conservation education.

Hendrix Dairyman Reports Runoff Control Terraces Seeding

Jack Hendrix cooperator completes 7000 feet of terraces seeded runoff strip with Soil Conservation Service help. He plans mowing to control weeds, uses contour farming and stubble mulch tillage, aims for extra grazing for dairy cows, and has two more runoff strips planned. Other measures include native grass seeding and mesquite control by kerosene.

Jack Hendrix Dairyman Cooperator Henry PD Gerecory Tack Henrdix Unoner Laon Farsi Carrearion District Soil Conservation Service John O Simpson Pendrix King Ranch Bluestem Hendrix Hendrix Farm

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