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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1972

Page

4

Farmers should evaluate insect situation first

County entomologist Bill Bagley urges cotton growers to assess pest levels before spraying to avoid waste and harm. He warns early spraying can create sterile fields, kill beneficial insects, and that bollworms and pink bollworms remain ongoing threats in Pecos area. He advocates economic thresholds and field evaluations, plus crop rotation and field sanitation to reduce infestations and improve soil health.

Lester Cole Bill Bagley Reeves and Pecos Bagley Coteton Balmorhea Saragosa Cayanosa Belding U.S. Highway 80

Screwworm outbreak hits Texas wildlife and livestock

College Station reports screwworm cases at their worst in ten years as mild south Texas weather fuels rapid population growth. Charles Ramsey of Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes infestations in Brush Country and lower Hill Country, with newborn calves most affected and many cases arising from new-born navels or man-made wounds. Wildlife treatment is impractical. experts advise delaying trapping and transplanting exotic game until next winter to reduce risks.

College Station Texas Charles Ramsey Texas Agricultural Extension Service Mexico Ramsey Texas Aam University Mission Screwworm Laboratory

Farm conservation plan includes native grasses and tillage tools

Wynn Hamilton Jr. surveys a tiller packer or clod buster used to firm a seedbed after seeding a mix of adapted native grasses. This is one of many practices in his total conservation program with cost share under the Great Plains Conservation Program. Hamilton also serves as a district director for the Toyah Limpia SWCD.

Wynn Hamilton Jr Hamilton Great Plains Toyah-Limpia SWCD

Cattle Deer Competition Study Planned at Sul Ross

Sul Ross State University will conduct a two year study on the Longfellow Ranch in Southwest Texas to determine the competition for forage between cattle and deer. The project, directed by Wayne Hanselka, receives a 36950 grant from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and will track grazing patterns and range composition year one, then apply findings in a controlled second year with deer and cattle.

Houston Sul Ross State University Range Animal Science Department Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Everett E. Turner Sul Ross Range Animal Science Department Sanderson Fort Stockton Texas Turner Big Bend Wayne Hanselka

Farm investments yield less than from industry

College Station economists Donald E. Farris and James I. Mallett report identical cash investments in farming and industry over about a decade show farming returns under one third of manufacturing. They note farming returns lag behind other U S sectors from the mid 1950s through the 1960s with wide year to year income swings and higher profitability in cotton and large Texas farms.

College Station Texas A&m University Donald E. Farris Texas Agricultural Experiment Station James I. Mallett Texas Agricultural Extension Service U. S Southwest Wisconsin Georgia Texas California Mississippi Delta Texas Agriculture Extension Service

Charity Livestock Auction set for July 27 in San Antonio

Boysville announces its 29th annual Charity Livestock Auction at Union Stockyards San Antonio on Thursday July 27 starting at 8 a.m. Chairman L B Red Connell invites donations of calves pigs sheep goats steers horses bulls ponies bridles saddles or cash, with all contributions earning a tax deduction memorandum. The event funds farm housing improvements and on the job learn by doing training for homeless boys in partnership with Judson High School and 4-H.

San Antonio Boysville Union Stockyards L. B. ‘Red’ Connell P. O Texas Connell Judson Senior High School

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