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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1970
Page
2
Texas Agricultural Extension Service entomologists announce MP-339 Texas Guide for Controlling Insects and Mites on Corn Sorghums and Small Grains now available. Major changes include soil pest control, grain sorghum greenbug and mite control, updated labels and research driven recommendations.
The Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association backed Amendment Three at its 55th annual San Antonio convention, aiming to tax agricultural lands by capability rather than speculative value. Nearly 400 members discussed the measure and other resolutions, while Louis Lee Farr III was elected president succeeding Joe York Jr. A wool and mohair committee urged Congress to back textile quotas.
This instructional note explains how deferred grazing builds grass root systems by giving pastures a roughly 90 day rest, enabling seed production and root storage. It links stronger roots to better water and nutrient uptake, leading to more forage, higher livestock capacity, and reduced winter feed costs, with contact for Gillespie County Soil and Water Conservation District.
An advertisement offers magnetic signs for autos or track use and also adhesive signs for glass wood or aluminum surfaces. Contact Fred E Dietel at 997-3784 314 W College Street for prices and samples.
A Gillespie County swine shortcourse was planned after a July 23 meeting of producers and the County Agricultural Agent. The program spans five sessions from August 17 to September 21 with speakers from Texas A&M, the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, and local groups, including Dr. Daniel Fritz and Bill Thomas.
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