Roosevelt orders Navy force to Iceland to forestall German moves
President Roosevelt told Congress he ordered a Navy presence to Iceland to deter a German occupation that could threaten North America and Atlantic shipping. He also outlined draft number plans, deferments for volunteers, and a broad mobilization of civilian and military resources across education, defense, and industry.
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University of Texas studies agriculture problems
The University of Texas is tackling Texas agriculture issues to boost a $575 million industry. Researchers address foreign market losses, production cycles, and inefficient methods while seeking full industrial use of farm products.
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Texas Agricultural Bureau Maps Farm Activity and Income
The Texas University Bureau of Business Research analyzes cotton livestock dairying poultry and eggs to map farm income by county and crop districts. It records monthly marketings, shipments, dairy products and products consumption to forecast trends and guide new business in farming areas. It also published census linked studies and is conducting consumer dairy surveys.
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Texas dairy farming study aims to replace cotton income
Government analysis targets dairy as a major Texas farm enterprise to absorb cotton acreage losses. The dairy survey will uncover hindrances and suggest improvements, noting Texas cows average 3150 pounds of milk yearly versus Wisconsin’s 5850. Farmers must adopt business practices, breed improvement, and scientific feeding to boost profits. A broader regional economic view underpins the Bureau’s agricultural development outlook.
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