Proper Grazing Management for Brush and Timber Lands
Article discusses brush control and grazing management to improve forage, livestock health, and soil conservation. Emphasizes carrying capacity increases with prudent practices, use of chains and tractors for brush control, and integrating goat grazing to sustain post grazing cover. Highlights need for knowledge of animal grazing habits for sound land use.
District Youth Rally at United Pentecostal Church
A district youth rally will be held Friday at the United Pentecostal Church located at 507 South Houston Street. Attendees are expected from Brownwood De Leon Dublin Gorman and Stephenville. Services begin at 7 45 with special singing and a Word of God message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pentecostal Church
South
Houston Street
Brownwood
de Leon
Dublin
Gorman
Stephenville
Srevices
Dairyman Advocates Soil Conservation and Grazing Practice
The dairy operator discusses a family run farm focusing on grazing crops as the cheapest feed and a fall winter cover crop as the money crop. He highlights vetch and rye on non sandy soils, Bermuda and Sudan grasses for grazing, and uses barnyard manure and nitrogen phosphorus to boost growth. He urges dairy farmers to conserve soil as their cover crops double as revenue crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Bermuda
Sudan
Water Intake Responds To Cover On Range
Water intake in Sipe Springs area rose when a fallen tree protected a plot. Two weeks after a heavy clay soil rain the site stored moisture, while adjacent soil showed limited penetration. The observed area retained moisture and aided grass growth, suggesting depth measurement via post hole method over rainfall gauges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipe Springs
Seidler
Peanut Farming In Dees Sand
Henry Drennan a district cooperator discusses growing peanuts on deep sand in Stag Creek. He describes strip cropping to reduce wind erosion, using sudan grass, building terraces from 12 acre blocks starting in 1932, and expanding terrace farming to about 65 acres by 1940 with conservation payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Creek
Brush control using goats and ACP program
A landowner reports managing 27 acres of brush by using goats after a previous year’s work. The effort was aided by the ACP program support and planning to prevent overgrowth and control crops.
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