Texas farmer keeps horses through drought losses
Cruz did not lose his field but skipped planting, replacing crops with expensive alfalfa and horse feed. He spends about 600 dollars monthly to feed six horses as drought slashes 60 percent of local cotton acres, while his daughter Maggie notes horses also support the family and bring racing winnings. The Plains Cotton Growers note 2.3 million of 4.5 million cotton acres likely lost across 41 counties. OM drought map link provided.
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Plains Cotton Growers
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Panhandle
Odessa
Midland
Caprock
New Mexico State Line
Cruz
la Pulga
Maggie Cruz
Raul
Maggie
Hobbs
N.M
Drought Drives Texas Ranchers to Sell Cattle as Hay Costs Soar
Texas and neighboring states face a record drought with hay prices rising from 112 to 170 per ton while shipping adds 50 to 70 dollars. Iowa and Wisconsin donors aid a temporary relief, but ranchers like Cory Banzhaf and Don Davis say costs threaten to bankrupt herds, prompting cattle sales and herd reductions.
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Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
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Pleasanton
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Davis
Don Davis
Tarpley
Southern Plains
Irene Ravages Northeast as Floods Kill and Cut Power
Rain totals reached eleven inches in Vermont and over thirteen in parts of New York. Officials warn the aftermath may be worse than the storm, with deaths rising, homes destroyed, and widespread outages as emergency crews rescue stranded residents and authorities brace for a long recovery. President Obama pledged state aid.
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New York
Irene
Pompton Lakes
N.J
Albany
N Y
Guilderland
Barack Obama
North Carolina
New England
Lyndonville
Schoharie Creek
Blenheim
National Weather Service
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First Choice Construction
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First Choice
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