Three ASCS awards honor Hidalgo County volunteers
On December 17, 1985, Virginia Slover Edward Elbrock and Don Burton received certificates and pins for ten years of devoted ASCS service to Hidalgo County producers. Presentations were at the Hidalgo County ASC Community Committee annual convention in Lordsburg. Burton’s plaque noted three consecutive three-year terms. he will retire for a year before re eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Slover
Edward Elbrock
Don Burton
ASCS
Hidalgo County
ASC
Lordsburg
Slover
Elbrock
Rodeo
Animas
Burton
Cotton City
Robert D. Shay
Hidalgo
Virginia Stover
Big Game Regulation Revisions Proposed by New Mexico Department
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish outlines a new two year big game regulation process. Public meetings in January will refine draft regulations for 1986 87 and seek input on rifle deer archery antelope deer spring bear ibex and Barbary sheep seasons. The change aims for justifiable steps backed by data with potential two year proclamation and earlier deadlines for permit drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Game and Fish
Santa Fe
Dan Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe
Sutclliffe
Edith Pankey Named Cattleman Of The Year
Edith Pankey of Sierra County was named Cattleman of the Year by the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association at their 71st Annual Convention in Albuquerque on December 7. She co-owns the Flying X Ranch, led breeding programs for Hereford and Charolais crossbreds, and has held leadership roles in NM Cattle Growers and Cowbelles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Jones
Virden
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Duane Frost
Grant County
Farm Bureau
Joann Carter
Edith Pankey
Sierra County
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Pankey
Orient
Australia
New Zealand
New Mexico Cowbelles
Republican Party
American Legion
Catholic Church
Joe
Rueben
Flying X Ranch
Joyce
Josephine Thetford
Calipatria
California
Ann
Suzanne
Imperial Valley
CeeCee
University of New Mexico
Reuben
Board To Hear Horsemen In New Mexico Meeting
The New Mexico Livestock Board will hold a January 10 9:00 a.m. session in the racing commission chambers at the state fairgrounds in Albuquerque to discuss changes to equine infectious anemia testing requirements. Chairman Jack Butt and state veterinarian Steve England urged all horse groups to attend and offer input on whether a negative Coggins test within 12 months should apply to entering horses and broader movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Livestock Board
Albuquerque
Racing Commission
State Fairgrounds
Livestock Board
Jack Butt
Steve England
England
New Mexico
Butt
Kerr Enrolls Herd In Program
Kerr Cattle Company of Animas NM enrolls its Angus herd in the Angus Herd Improvement Records AHIR program of the American Angus Association in St Joseph MO. AHIR helps cattlemen track reproduction and growth by weighing calves at 205 days and at one year to identify fast growing cows and outstanding bulls. The association began AHIR in 1957 and now collects over 125000 weaning and yearling weights yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr Cattle Company
Animas
American Angus Association
Dick Spader
St. Joseph
Missouri
AHIA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm and Ranch News
Department
Edith P.,ankey
Kerr
Association
Livens Auction
Inda Bivens
NAA
JCTIG
America
Lordsburg Auto Supply, Inc
S. Animas
Shady Grove
Propane Road Forks, N.M
Future Farmers of America
Verla
Rock Shop
E.J. Short & Son, Inc
Wrise
Penn
Foust & Sons Feed
ACCO
BSL Lees
RIN Ting
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