Fire and grazing tips boost tobosa grass in range study
Texas Tech professor addressing the Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference describes how spring burning makes tobosa palatable and productive, forces cattle to graze new shoots, and reduces broomweed and mesquite. Results vary with wet or dry springs, with recovery continuing over years. Field trips will showcase Wrights studies on controlled burning techniques.
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Mary Raphelt Elected District 17 TSTA President
Mrs. Mary Raphelt of 3610 60th St. becomes president of District 17 of the Texas State Teachers Association. A Martin Elementary teacher, she has served as district president-elect for a year and will attend the 1972 NEA convention in Atlantic City. She has seven years at Martin and is active in TSTA, NEA, and PTA.
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Littering Habits Vary by Age and Gender in New York
A Gallup survey shows littering patterns among New Yorkers with younger residents contributing most. The report notes the 18 to 34 group littering at roughly double the rate of the 35 to 49 bracket and men littering about twice as often as women.
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