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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1974

Page

5

Texas A&M to expand beef cattle research program

Texas A&M and the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station launch an intensified beef research effort to raise red meat supplies. Led by Dr Jarvis R Miller, the program targets improved cattle reproduction and management techniques to cut costs and boost efficiency across Beeville Weslaco Angleton McGregor Overton sites with Dr James N Wiltbank directing work.

College Station Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Jarvis RE. Miller Agricultural Research Agency Miller O.D. Butler Texas A&m University Butler Texas James N. Wiltbank Colorado State University Wiltbank Texas A&m Beeville Weslaco Angleton McGregor Overton University of Wis Colorado West Texas Marion Spur EL Paso

Wheat parity ratio hits 1954 high aided by Russian wheat deal

Unofficial USDA calculations place the 1973 farm parity ratio at its highest since 1954, aided by export demand and the Russian wheat deal. Farm prices rose 1.5 percent from Nov. 15 to Dec. 15, while the parity ratio held at 90 percent. Exports and rising costs boosted farmer income, signaling favorable conditions for 1974. The report ties the surge to record farm income and strong export demand, noting the impact on the broader economy.

Don Kendall Washington (Ap Agriculture Department USDA Nixon Des Moines Iowa U.S Soviet Union Earl L. Butz Butz

Frigid weather halts farm work across Texas

Frigid weather halted farm and ranch work across most of Texas last week per Dr. John Hutchinson director of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. Cattle feeding was active in northern areas with snow on wheat fields. cotton harvests progress varied by district while small grains and pastures suffered from moisture shortages and damage from rust and green bugs. Supplemental feeding increased as livestock remained in good condition and grazing opportunities diminished.

College Station Tex John Hutchinson Texas Agricultural Eextension Service Panhandle Rolling Plains South Plains East Texas Hutchison Ricks Texas South Texas Rio Grande Valley Collingsworth Donley Wheeler North Central West Central Central Upper Gulf Coast Jackson County South Central

Cotton burs feed livestock as new byproduct boom

Cotton burs once a nuisance now fuel livestock feed and pellets with 7 to 12 percent protein. Pellets, sometimes blended with molasses, are produced in Texas near Lubbock and trucked to Texas Oklahoma and Kansas feedlots and mills amid rising demand.

National Cotton Council Lubbock Tex Texas Oklahoma Kansas

Number of farms declines one per cent from last year

US farm inventory fell about 1 percent to 2,281,000 farms as of Jan 1, down roughly 23,000 from 1975. The land in farms totaled 1,086,937,000 acres, down nearly 2.6 million from a year earlier, with Texas leading at 209,000 farms and 141 million acres.

Don Kendall Washington Agriculture Department United States Department Statistical Reporting Service Missouri Iown North Carolina Kentucky Ilinois

St Bernard Litter Swapped For Items Worth One Hundred

Regina Saskatchewan AP reports Mrs. and Mrs. Verne Peters offered to swap eight St Bernard puppies for items totaling $100. They accepted six offers including a television set a half ton truck and cash. They rejected a 200 pound pig a mongrel a hydraulic jack and a large portable swimming pool.

ST. Bernards Regina, Sask Verne Peters St. Bernard

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Consin Brigham Young University Colorado State U.S. Department of Agriculture Fort Robinson Beef Cattle Research Center Crawford Nebraska Squibb Institute of Medical Research New Brunswick N.J Phi Kappa Phi American Society of Animal Science Ed Neal Billy Conrad TAES W. Raymond Crowley Weslaco Tamu Research and Extension Center Paul T. Marion Texas Agriculture Experiment Station Hoblitzelle Ranch Bar T Ranch van Horn Texas Experimental Ranch Pecos Enterprise Agricultural News Oliver Lance Affiliated Supply Hey, MR. Farmer Arvizu Pipe CO Backhoe Manuel Arvizu, JR Balmorhea Hwy Mobil Baker Pump Corp Baker & Pecos General Machine Shop Cottingham Bearing Corp Crosby Pecos Mgr Bill Dogge Ronnie Dogget Treanor Cummins Engine Service Jimmy Calhoun Clint Glenn Johnny Barfield Mon-Fk Feed, Inc Swift Chemical CO Balmorhea Highway Swift
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