Texas Cotton Research Aims for Higher Yields and Markets
Texas universities and federal researchers study improved cotton strains, drought tolerant varieties, and root-rot resistance near Austin. Engineers test underground electric currents affecting crops while chemists develop pilot plants to evaluate Texas cotton fibers for new uses. Dairy Brucellosis research and rapid freezer innovations aid farmers, with locker storage, quick freezing tech, and larger machines planned to cut waste and boost value.
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Health official warns of hot weather infant deaths rise
State Health officer Dr. G W Cox cites 2506 infant deaths from diarrhea and dysentery in 1940, urging parental cooperation and simple precautions. Recommendations include exclusive or boiled milk, boiled drinking water, strict cleanliness, isolation of sick members, fly protection, screened facilities, and responsive medical care during heat. A Northwest Texas study found few home gardens among 629 Negro families.
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Weevils Emerge From Hibernation in Spring
The report notes weevils reemerged from winter dormancy in spring, observed across multiple fields. Farmers report increased activity and potential early crop damage as soil temperatures rise.
Congress Passes 320 Million National Defense Road Bill
Washington reports Senate Bill 1680 would fund 320 million dollars for immediate defense road work. Major item covers 150 million for access roads to military facilities and 25 million for emergency flight strips along state highways. Texas projects include 7 500 miles of strategic network upgrades and heavy bridge work to meet defense needs.
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Flower Show Set At State Fair Of Texas This Fall
Garden Clubs across Texas will join the fourth annual Flower Show at the State Fair of Texas. The event returns to the permanent Garden Center within the Horticultural Building. A new office of Priorities Director Stettining has opened in Rallis. there are now 10 such offices in the United States.
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