Humorous Philosophy fuels Ed Stover's pasture success in Rusk
Ed Stover of Rusk shares his farm motto early to bed early to rise and work hard while fertilizing to build high quality forage. The piece notes the role of proper fertilizer in yields and highlights ongoing pasture improvements and soil conservation efforts by local growers and the Forest Service and Soil and Water Conservation District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stover
Rusk
Mr. Stover
Texas Forest Service
John Hale
Paris McMillan
W.R
Hale
Cherokee County Soil and Water Conservation District
M.L
Smelly
LL. Ethridge
Reese
Soil Conservation Service
Local Families Visit Colleges and Farm Work
Rusk residents Mr and Mrs James P Richards and sons Jimmy and Rick visited their daughter Debra Richards a Texas Tech student in Lubbock Cathy Richards another daughter a TCU student in Fort Worth joined the family in Lubbock. Mr and Mrs H G Martin and Dava of Kamah were guests of Gladys Goodson last week and William Bradford staked a farm pond for G H Mertlen at Forest last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Richards
Jimmy
Rick
Debra Richards
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Cathy Richards
TCU
Fort Worth
H.G. Martin
Dava of
Kamah
Gladys Goodson
William Bradford
G.H. Mertlen
Forest
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