Bankers split on Texas farm finances amid drought impact
A Federal Reserve survey of Texas and nearby states finds bankers divided on farmers' finances. East Texas shows some improvement for farmers and stronger gains for ranchers, while West Texas and southeastern New Mexico lag due to drought. Across the region, irrigation costs and weak markets hurt receipts, with land values rising unevenly, and High Plains buyers betting on longer term beef and grain prices.
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Texas
Eleventh
Federal Reserve District
Carl G. Anderson
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Dreath
Drouth
East
Oklahoma
West
New Mexico
Louisiana
Blacklands
San Antonio
Red River
South Plains
Trans-Pecos
Southwest
Pric
Blackland
High Plains
Multiple oil wells and storm losses listed in Texas field notes
A lengthy oil exploration bulletin covers several wells in Reeves, Ward, Loving, Winkler, and Monahans areas with details on depths, locations, and test results. It also notes Insured losses from recent Texas storms, including a Dallas tornado and hail damage in Dallas, Irving, and nearby cities, with preliminary totals around several million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevron Oil Co
Atoka
Chapman
Reeves County
Orla
T&p Survey
Gulf Oil Corp
Middle Delaware
Caprito
Ward
Block 17
Pyote
Union Texas Petroleum Corp
Allen Estate
Moore-Hooper
Loving County
H&tc
Mentone
Sun Oil Co
Austin
Texas
Joe Christie
State Insurance Board
Christie
Dallas
Irving
Richardson
Graham
Olney
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Town House
Empress Pure Honey
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LPT
Amea
Pickles
Adasya
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Vader
SEA Trader
Omato
Cragmont Soda
Canterbi
Canterbury
White Magic Laundry
Org
Super Ra
Cragmont
RTE
Vienna
Melros
Arai Rtt
Lucerne
Jar
S. Eddy
Ay TV
Lucerne Sundaes
Reed
Bel Air
BEL
Bel-Air
Safeway Stores Incorporated
Chevron
G&mmb&a
Monahans
Shell Oil Co
Dealy Smith Foundation A
Winkler
Ga&ammb&a
Midland
Keystone
Colby
Keystone Cattle Co
PSL
Kermit
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