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Lamesa Press Reporter

Location

Lamesa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1973

Page

7

Cotton Burrs Boost Next Year Cotton Yield

Soil Conservation Service reports 675 pounds burrs per bale and a ton valued at 7.65 dollars for nitrogen phosphorus and potassium. Spreading burrs on fields could add about 36 pounds lint per acre and potentially yield 1.5 million dollars in Dawson County in 1974. Burrs also protect land from wind erosion when applied at 3 to 5 tons per acre.

Mike Bogard The Soil Conservation Service Lubbock Dawson County Dennis Patricia

Grape research eyed for High Plains West Texas climate

Agricultural scientist Dr William Lipe of the Lubbock Abernathy station reports six years of study show grape production on West Texas High Plains is economically viable. Areas with sandy soils, dry summers, hail resilience and efficient irrigation support large scale vine growth and potential wine and table grape markets.

High Plains Lubbock William Lipe Toss West Texas West Texas Lipe South Plains Abernatts Abernathy Aber Mits Welch Seagraves Semiole Donovan Phipp

Complaints Now Under Investigation in Dawson County

The Dawson County sheriff's office examined several holiday season complaints not reported until weeks later. One case involved a theft of a five gallon can full of tools from John Wheat's pickup, while another involved gasoline drained from Odis Wilson's vehicle.

Lamesa Thursda Dawson County Sheriff's Office John Wheat Odis Wilson

Texas Electric expands lignite coal plants in East Texas

Texas Electric and two other utilities plan to spend 700 million dollars over five years to diversify fuel sources. Facing shortages of natural gas and oil, they build lignite powered plants. one is already in operation and two more are under construction.

Texas Electric Texas Glen Rose

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