Research Field Day Scheduled at High Plains Foundation
The 16th Annual Field Day and Open House will be Sept 14 at High Plains Research Foundation near Halfway. Exhibitors from seed and agricultural chemical companies will display in the west exhibit area. tours begin at 1:30 p.m. with four scientists discussing research. Prizes include three $25 savings bonds and a color television.
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High Plains Research Foundation
Halfway
Tom Longnecker
Foundation
Seed and Agricultural Chemical Companies
Killgore
Vegetable Conference Slated in Forrest Park Center
The fourth Money In Vegetables conference for West Texas will be conducted at the Forrest Park Community Center on Wednesday September 20.
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West Texas
Forrest Park Community Center
Safety first on West Texas farms urges caution at conference
Dawson County Extension urges farmers to inspect machinery for safety shields and worn parts and to avoid haste. The fifth conference on vegetable production in Plainview Sept 21, hosted by WTCC and Texas extension groups, will feature experts and focus on safe operation and informed planning for vegetable growers and related businesses.
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James A. Rogers
Agriculture and Ranching
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Plainview Production Credit Association
West Texas
WTCC
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Tech University
Plainview Chamber of Commerce
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Claude W. Brown
McCamey
Billy Gunter
O Donnell Young Farmers Promote Chapters and Outing
O Donnell Young Farmer leaders visited Coahoma and Flower Grove to organize new chapters and discuss benefits for young men and the community. At Edwards Ranch outing 28 members and guests hunted dove fished and gigged frogs with Jerry Webb winning best catfish.
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O’donnell
Young Farmer
Bennie Wendell Edwards
Harold Hahn
Harold Sanders
Coahoma
Bobby Jo Furlow
Weldon Sheldon
Flower Grove
Furlow
Tractor
Fort Worth
Edwards Ranch
O’don
Nell
Edwards
News retary, Austin, and Mrs. James Reed of O'Donnell
A fragmentary item mentions News secretary in Austin and Mrs. James Reed of O'Donnell. The note hints at a social or civic connection but provides no further detail on events or dates.
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Retary
Austin
James Reed
O’donnell
Do You Know Where Filing Complaints For Criminal Misconduct
The note advises discussing any filing of a complaint for criminal misconduct with the county attorney or district attorney. It emphasizes consulting local prosecutorial offices for guidance and proper procedure.
Cotton Weevil Control Planes Launch Ninth Year Effort
The High Plains Boll Weevil Control Program begins its ninth year with field surveys over seven weeks showing more than 31,000 acres in 519 fields needing treatment. Planes will spray below the Caprock at 10 percent punctured-square threshold and above at five percent damage, using ultralow-volume Malathion with later increases to 16 ounces per acre.
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High Plains
Ed Dean
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Dean
PCG
Caprock
New Mexico Line
Garza
Borden
Crosby
Dickens
Motley
Briscoe
Floyd
Kent
Hall
Dawson
Lynn
Yellowhouse Canyon
Lubbock County
Plains
Canned Goods Make Plans Now Attend The Dawson County Fair
Local organizers announce Dawson County Fair events focusing on canned goods drives and community activities. Key participants include the Dawson County 4 H Club and Fair Association as volunteers map schedules for exhibits, contests, and donation stations.
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Longnecker
Dawson County
County Agricultural Extension Agent
Hale County Agricultural Building
Plainview
Jerry Webb
Bobby Joe Furlow
Charley Kirkpatrick
Aspermont
T. L. Leech
L. M. Hargrave
Lubbock
Dana Gattis
Young Farmer Executive
Sec
Cotton
el- Slinger Spraying Service
Marion
Kansas
Texas Department of Agriculture
The
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Noers Oru Srace
Texac
Paonm
Creoiat
Dawson County Fair
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