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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
13
County agent notes in a agricultural study that grain and small grains like barley or rye can be planted for winter forage. Norris highlights varieties with better palatability and maturity, recommending sowing in fall from September to October with Sevin used to control pests on hardy wheat.
Texas A&M researchers unveil a mechanical pecan harvester by William H Aldred that could retail around 3000 dollars. The device promises up to 4000 pounds per day, far above hand harvest rates, and aims to reduce losses from wildlife with early fall usage. Field tests planned statewide this fall.
Floyd Key, county rural agent, warns that armyworms attack corn grains native grasses and some grasses. Cold weather slows their enemies but moisture boosts plant growth aiding larvae. Early detection is crucial as controls are easier and cheaper. Cultural methods include shallow soil cultivation after larvae enter the soil and keeping fields weed free. Contact the county agent for residue related guidance.
Mosquitoes threaten livestock and humans in Texas with diseases and discomfort. Homeowners should fix leaks, eliminate evaporative cooler drainage puddles, destroy water-holding containers, and use pesticides prudently. Proper irrigation and drainage reduce standing water. contact local county agricultural agent for more details. A UNICEF Halloween treat and TB home treatment offer are noted.
Texas A&M economist John G McHaney predicts beef cattle prices will stay strong into 1967 supported by continued economic growth and good range conditions. He notes feeder prices may stay near current levels despite rising feed costs while fed cattle values hold through late 1966 and into 1967, with pork and poultry supplies adding price pressure.
Texas A&M findings show milk production dictates calf weaning weight across breeds. Hereford, Brahman, and Santa Gertrudis cows yield varying daily milk and wean calves from 408 to over 500 pounds, with crossbreds and calf sex affecting outcomes. UNICEF aid reduces child blindness. Trick or Treat to UNICEF on Halloween.
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