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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1960

Page

8

Cotton Crops and Gypsum Experiments Highlight South Plains Update

County Agent Lee McElroy reports 200000 irrigated and 30000 dryland cotton acres with challenges from cold weather sand hail and showers. June hail last year damaged crops but counties still expect a decent season with weather risks ahead. Gypsum trial plots show 1000 pounds per acre at O'Donnell and southeast of Tohoka with control plots for comparison, involving several farmers.

Culluelauscago Pasa County Lee H. McElroy McElroy Lynn County Lubbock County Lamb County South Plains J. T. Forbes O’donnell Cecil Hammonds Tohoka Jimmy Williams Joe Beckham Glen Ross Evans

Soil survey aids farm plan and soil potential

Abbott argues soil surveys help farmers plan management to improve and conserve land. The feature notes soil as a basic farm commodity whose potential depends on conditioning and conservation measures. In Mobile, Alabama, Andrew Jackson and George Washington appeared on the Circuit Court docket, Jackson appealing a drunken driving case and Washington a license violation conviction.

Abbott Court Mobile Ala UPI Andrew Jackson George Washington Jackson Washington

Weather Brief Notes On Crops And Harvest Progress

Showers ping as growers apply early insect control to cotton. Early rice fertilized and flushed while planting continues. Pastures improving with cattle. Coastal rains aid dryland crops and ranges. Scattered showers keep area mostly dry. Harvesting underway for tomatoes okra cucumbers peppers beans and corn in the Lower Valley.

Ping

Door-Answer Parrot Delights Census Taker

ULYSSES Kan A federal census taker Mrs Wilbur Miller knocked on a trailer door and announced her approach The door opened to only a parrot which answered Yes The encounter drew a moment of levity during the census visit and the bird provided a memorable greeting

Ulysses, Kan UPI Wilbur Miller

Farmer Jones water recharge yields $45 per acre-foot in cotton

An economist explains that with 300 acres of irrigated cotton and a 50 acre playa lake, Farmer Jones can charge an initial $1 500 recharge well plus interest to $3 000 total over 20 years and produce 1 000 acre-feet of recharged water. The calculated cost is $3 per acre-foot while income from cotton using recharge water is about $45 per acre-foot.

Jones Playa Lake Billingsley

Dairy Conference Set At Texas Tech In November

Texas Tech will hold its 12th annual Dairy Conference November 7-8. Topics include quality milk production and delivery and equipment care. Speakers include Dr J D Jezeski from Minnesota, Dr J J Shearing from Georgia, and Rex Paxton of Sutherland Paper Co Kalamazoo. Dr J J Willingham leads arrangements for the Tech Dairy Industry Department sponsored event.

Texas Tech J. d. Jezeski University of Minnesota J. J. Shearing University of Georgia Rex Paxton Sutherland Paper Co Kalamazoo Mich J. J. Willingham Tech Dairy Industry Department

Low Fat Diets Linked to Lower Cholesterol in Monks

A study in the Annals of Internal Medicine finds vegetarian Trappist monks have notably lower cholesterol than Benedictine monks who eat meat, suggesting potential heart disease benefits from lower fat diets.

Chicago UPD Annals of Internal Medicine

Volunteers Rally Across Nation To Aid Boys Clubs

More than 80,000 volunteers donate time and skills to Boys' Clubs nationwide from coast to coast, supporting youth programs and community services.

FOR THE BOYS New York UPI

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Pension Service College Station Bill Griffin Snow Gates & Valves Snow Irrigation Supply FE Soil Survey Lindsey Texas Lindsey Seed Company 119 26Th Bt Lubbock, Tex
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