Texans defend Texas Longhorns in enduring breed debate
The article tracks the Texas Longhorn's survival and role from early 20th century conservation funding to the 1964 formation of the Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America. It profiles rancher John Ball of Arlington and his 225-head herd, describing regenerative traits, crossbreeding potential, and the breed’s tough, adaptable nature on marginal land.
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Texas Longhorn Breeders of Association of America
John Ball
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Christopher Columbus
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Jacksboro
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Longhorn Breeders Association
Dodge City
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