Texas Egg Law Aims To Guarantee Texas Egg Quality
Reagan V Brown Commissioner of Agriculture describes the Texas Egg Law enacted in 1957 to regulate handling and sale of chicken eggs in Texas. The act has been amended three times, most recently in 1969, under the Texas Department of Agriculture to ensure high quality eggs for Texans and consumers.
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Texas Food and Fiber
Reagan V. Brown
Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas
Commissioner of Agriculture
Texas Egg Marketing Board Oversees Egg Quality Standards
A nine member Texas Egg Marketing Advisory Board assists the Commissioner under the Texas Egg Law. Board members are producers retailers and dealers with an extension service ex officio member from Texas A&M. Inspectors from Texas and the U S coordinate to ensure egg quality for consumers. The TAP insignia marks top grade eggs and supports Texas agriculture.
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Texas A&m University
Texas Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
TAP
Texas Agricultural Products
Texas No.1
National Archives Offer Census Figures and Genealogy Tables
National Archives and local archives across the country provide census figures and genealogy tables to researchers. The network includes regional depositories with access to historical records and related data for public use.
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National Archives
National Archive
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