Cotton Research Grants Total $320000 At A&M College Station
College Station Texas Agricultural Experiment Station of Texas A and M University has received grants totaling 320000 dollars for three cotton research projects. The work covers insect and disease control and cotton systems analysis.
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College Station
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas A&m University
Texas wheat plantings rise as acreage expands across state
Texas agriculture officials report 4.4 million acres planted this season, up 350,000 from last year, amid broader crop increases and prior Russia grain sales controversies. The study cites grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station for cotton pest, disease, and pest-management research projects totaling over 300,000 dollars.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Russia
State Agriculture Department
Join White
U. S
Southwest
West Texas
Texas Agriculture Department
White
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cooperative State Research Service
Jarvis E. Miller
G. A. Niles
J. K. Walker
Luther S. Bird
Ray Billingsley
Ronald Lacewell
Dale Bottrell
Guy Curry
Don de Michele
Peter Sharp
Temple soil official Baker wins Presidential Management Award
Harold F. Baker, state administrative officer for the Soil Conservation Service in Texas, received the 1972 Presidential Management Improvement Award from President Nixon at the White House on March 13. The citation credited his cost reduction and productivity efforts amid budget cuts, noting SCS vehicles' low operating costs and his leadership on the Cost Reduction and Operations Improvement Committee. Baker began in 1935 with the Soil Erosion Service in Temple and rose through Dalhart Amarillo and Portland before returning to Temple.
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Texas
Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Dalhart
Amarillo
Portland
Oregon
Temple High School
Temple Junior College
Texas Christian University
The
University of Texas
Market activity centers on contracting for the 1973 crop
The Agricultural Marketing Service reports most activity last week focused on contracting the 1973 crop. Prices ranged around 39.50 cents per pound in the San Joaquin Valley, about 36.00 cents in Imperial Valley and Central Arizona, and near 35.80 to 37.0 cents in El Paso territory. Old-crop demand remained strong while new 1974 contracting interest grew in California and Arizona.
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Agricultural Marketing Service, USA
San Joaquin Valley
California
Imperial Valley
Arizona
el Paso
el Centro
Bakersfield
Fresno
Bumper Wheat Crop Forecast in Oklahoma Expected High Yields
Oklahoma agriculture observers foresee a bumper wheat crop with yields possibly surpassing the 1965 record of 133 million bushels. Subsoil and surface moisture are excellent and fields show good to excellent ratings. Uncertainty remains over acreage planted and harvest levels due to beef prices and possible weather disruptions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Wheat Commission
Loyd Long
Garber
Bill Kastens
Oklahoma Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kastens
Farm Bureau urges extending 1970 farm act with changes
Texas Farm Bureau president J T Woodson says Congress should extend the 1970 Agricultural Act with major modifications. The plan shifts to a total cropland adjustment program, with government payments as performance rewards tied to need for adjustment and farmer participation, phased in as prices warrant. The proposal aims for market oriented agriculture with safeguards against future price swings.
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Red) Woodson
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TFB
Farm Bureau calls for major changes to 1970 act
Washington AP reports farm leaders urge policy shifts amid rising food costs. Advocates argue farm prices lag behind retail and wage growth, noting farmers receive only about 40 cents of every consumer food dollar while middlemen capture the rest.
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Poage
Foreign meat producers eyeing rich U S market
Cattlemen at Albuquerque for the 59th New Mexico Cattle Growers Association convention discuss meat prices. Gordon Van Vleck says foreign producers eye the U S market with import duties off. Alvin Stockton suggests meat prices rise less than clothing or housing. About 1100 registrants.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
American National Cattlemen's Association
Gordon van Vleck
Plymouth
Calif
U. S
Stocker cow sale planned at Union Stock Yards
A special stocker cow and heifer sale will be held at Union Stock Yards San Antonio at 12 noon Saturday April 7. Sponsored by all commission companies and Union Stock Yards San Antonio the sale will offer about 3000 cattle.
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San Antonio
All Commission Companyes
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