Plains farming loss in cotton quality costs farmers
Plains Cotton Growers Inc reports farmers lost about 4 million dollars in revenue during the 1962 cotton crop year due to low micronaire readings below 3, gin damage and foreign matter. PCG says some losses were avoidable with proper cultural and harvesting practices based on USDA data.
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High Plains
The
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
PCG
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Higi Plains
Texas
H. N. Smith
Soil Conservation Service
Smith
National Soils Contest Opens Here Today
The third annual National Collegiate Soils Contest starts with 8 30 a m registration at Texas Tech and an orientation on regional soils knowledge. Teams from NC State Tennessee Ohio State Illinois Minnesota Kansas State Arkansas Texas A M Colorado State and New Mexico State compete within 50 miles of Lubbock. Awards honor top teams and individuals at a Saturday luncheon.
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Texas Tech
Aggie Memorial
Tech
Wade
Alton Wade
Department of Geosciences
Tech, Will Speak At A Banquet Tonight In the Student Union
South Pole
John Wells
Plano
Texas Assn. of
Soil Conservation Districts
North Carolina State University
Tennessee University
Ohio State University
Illinois University
University of Minnesota
Kansas State University
University of Arkansas
Texas A&m
Colorado State University
New Mexico
Six Receive NASA Awards at Texas Tech
Six students earn NASA pre doctoral fellowships announced by Dr W B Gates Tech Graduate School dean. They begin at Tech in September with stipends of 2400 dollars yearly plus allowances for dependents. The chemistry group includes Charles Martin Andrews Tommy Dale George and Phillip Warren Grayson. Psychology scholars are Sherry Ann McGee and James L Higgins. Ginger Lee Butler will study geosciences.
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Texas Tech
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
W. B. Gates
Tech
Charles Martin Andrews
32Nd St
Lubbock
Tommy Dale George
Robstown
University of Liverpool
Phillip Warren Grayson
Baytown
Lamar State College of Technology
Sherry Ann McGee
Albuquerque
James L. Higgins
Sherman
Austin College
Ginger Lee Butler
Dallas
New Biology Instructor Arrives at Wayland Baptist College
Baytown biologist James Hoyt Bowers joins Wayland Baptist College as biology instructor for the fall semester. He teaches science at Robert E. Lee High School and holds an MA in science from Stephen F. Austin State College along with BS and MEd from Sam Houston State College. He is a specialist in herpetology.
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Plainview
James Hoyt Bowers
Baytown
Wayland Baptist College
Robert G. Collmer
Robert E. Lee High School
Bowers
Stephen F. Austin State College
Sam Houston State College
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