Texas honey bee population down as crop prospects fall
Texas had an estimated 288000 honey bee colonies, 16000 fewer than 1952, due to 8000 new hives and 20000 moving out. Poor spring and summer crops likely reduced numbers and honey production. Decline follows 1952 when 304000 colonies produced about 10944000 pounds worth 1500000 dollars.
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DeWitt County Probe Probes Veteran Land Deals
The DeWitt County grand jury investigates veteran land deals amid complaints in Lavaca County. Veterans claim they were promised a bonus not land, with warnings that promoters may have exploited the program. The Women's Clubs Federation cites 1954 traffic deaths totaling 2,368 and seeks driver training in high schools to cut fatalities.
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Forgotten men and policy blamed for farmers plight
The piece argues lack of training and unsafe driving cause traffic deaths, urges sober driving, and criticizes tariff parity and allotment policies harming small cotton farmers. It cites Washington representation gaps and calls for farmer and church groups to advocate for family farming while recalling Civil War missteps and a Union general’s spy glass scene.
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Gonzales man killed after car crashes into Kerrville bus
Gonzales resident Gonzales was killed when the car he hid in careened on a rain slick street into a Kerrville Bus Company bus. His companion Robert Cox 16 also of Gonzales was hospitalized.
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Walter
Kerrville Bus Co
Robert Cox
Hay as a conduit for weeds in drought torn Texas
Texas Department of Agriculture inspectors warn that drought stressed pastures and mixed hay seed spread non native weeds across grazing lands. Cattle feeding on imported hay pass weed seeds through, germinating in overgrazed fields. Stockmen are urged to inspect hay from out of state before feeding livestock.
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Drouth
Texas
Texas Dept. of Agriculture
Blackleg Disease in Cattle sheep goats overview
Blackleg is a highly infectious fatal disease mainly in cattle and less in sheep and goats. It causes lameness swelling and crackling tissue, high fever and loss of appetite with death often within days. Vaccination at three to four months provides twelve to eighteen months immunity. Any carcase
Contaminated ES: Contaminated materials should be burned or buried deep
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