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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1972

Page

4

Texas leads in beef but lags in catfish production

Three Texas Agricultural Experiment Station economists report Texas catfish yields per acre are lower than many states while prices keep net returns on par. Dr. Ronald Lacewell Harold Jambers and Dr. John P. Nichols note Texas farms under 10 acres average 932 pounds per acre versus 653 for larger farms, with Southern rivals averaging 1,000 to 2,000 pounds.

College Station Texas Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Ronald Lacewell Harold Jambers John P. Nichols Avacek Fed

Texas Department of Agriculture Aids Consumers and Reports

The Texas Department of Agriculture conducts pump inspections with seals, checks packaged foods and meats for labeling and weight, administers the Egg Law, and regulates scales. It maintains a Consumer Services Division in Austin and eight district offices to aid consumers and answer questions.

Texas Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Department of John H. Reagan Austin Houston San Antonio Pharr Brenham Lubbock Odessa Stephenville Tyler Consumer Services Division Texas Departement of Agriculture

Texas Farm Bureau to send 10 delegates to AFBF gathering

The Texas Farm Bureau will send 10 voting delegates to the 54th annual American Farm Bureau Federation meeting December 10 to 14 in Los Angeles. Texas plans to be well represented by county leaders and state officers, with J T Red Woodson of Gober leading the Texas delegation.

Texas Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Los Angeles TFB Texas Farm Bureau Young Peoples AFBF Alaska Puerto Rico Houston USDA Ronald Reagan California Frank E. Fitzsimmons International Brotherhood of Teamsters AFB

Cotton drives 1971 favorable ag balance despite dock strike

In 1971 the United States posted a $2 billion trade deficit while agriculture earned a favorable $1.9 million balance, with cotton contributing nearly a third. U.S. cotton exports rose 57 percent to $584 million, even as a crippling dock strike cut agricultural shipments in the year.

U.S National Cotton Council U. S

Free Arbor Day kits from Texas Forest Service

The Texas Forest Service at College Station offers free Arbor Day program kits for delivery before January 19, 1973. Each kit includes two pecan seeds, planting instructions, an Arbor Day observance outline, program aids, and Governor Smith's proclamation designating Arbor Day. Teachers and conservation leaders can obtain kits by writing to the Texas Forest Service, College Station.

College Station Texas Forest Service Texas

Texas Cattle Feeders name Ball executive vice president

M H W announces Charles E Ball of Dallas as the new executive vice president of the Texas Cattle Feeders Association after the Amarillo meeting. Ball, 20 years as Southwest Regional Editor of Farm Journal, will guide the state’s leading beef group as Texas claims the top national cattle feeding role.

Texas Cattle Feeders Association Amarillo Charles E. Ball Dallas Tom Herrick TCFA Texas Charlie Ball Ball Farm Journal United States

Integrated in-plant packaging systems urged by labor costs

The Bureau of International Commerce says rising labor costs in Europe and Japan will raise demand for fully integrated in-plant packaging systems that perform all packaging tasks with minimal human labor.

Europe Japan Bureau of International Commerce

Egg leader denies link between eggs and heart disease

The Poultry and Egg National Board president says there is no solid scientific evidence connecting eggs to heart disease in humans. Dr. L. A. Wilhelm of Chicago criticizes the cholesterol attack as biased and funded by tax dollars, citing a December 1970 Inter-Society Commission report.

Poultry and Egg National Board L. A. Wilhelm Chicago Texas A&m University American Heart Association Inter-Society Commission For Heart Disease Resources

Dudley Smith Named Assistant Director at Texas A&M

Physiology professor Dudley T. Smith of the Texas A&M Agricultural Research and Extension Center near Lubbock has been named assistant director of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station effective December 15. Experiment Station director Jarvis E. Miller announced the approval by the A&M System Board of Directors.

College Station Dudley T. Smith Texas A&m University Agricultural Research and Extension Center Lubbock Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Jarvis E. Miller Smith A&m System Board of

Use winter pasture to the greatest advantage

Texas A&M agronomist Dr Neal Pratt says high quality winter pastures should be used sparingly to meet cattle nutrient needs. Limited grazing with electric fences helps stretch forage. cows can be rotated after meeting requirements and may graze every third or fourth day.

College Station Neal Pratt Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University Pratt Sanden U.S

A&M Receives Grants for Corpus Christi Extension Center

Texas A M University has been awarded two grants to fund the construction of a new Agricultural Research and Extension Center in Corpus Christi. The Corpus Christi chamber of commerce Agricultural Center Committee contributed 115378 dollars from citizens and local businesses, and the Moody Foundation of Galveston added 35000 dollars toward the facility.

College Station Texas A&m University Corpus Christi Citizens and Business Organizations of Corpus Christ Agricultural Center Committee Chamber of Commerce Moody Foundation of Galvestron

Beef production in race with population growth

Washington AP Foreign Agricultural Service notes long term beef output must grow against rising population and incomes. World demand shifts with affluence in Western Europe and Japan rising as major buyers. US beef prices appear bargain by world standards while exporters customize beef types to each market.

Agricultural Marketing Service USDA San Joaquin Valley California Fresno Phoenix el Paso Washington Foreign Agricultural Service Europe Japan Western United States U.S Harold Sanden FAS European Community United Kingdom Argentina Australia New Zealand Ireland

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