College Station reports growth of artificial breeding groups
G C Gibson of Texas A&M Extension Service notes three Texas artificial breeding associations formed with more in progress. Fifty dairymen own over 2500 cows in the state. First group in Cooke County has operated for a year with calves dropped in February 1946.
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College Station
Texas
G. C. Gibson
Texas A&m College Extension Service
Cooke County
Wharton
McLennan
Gibson
Hearing on Proposed Collingsworth County Soil District Formation
State Soil Conservation Board of Texas schedules public hearings on August 20 1946 at 10 a.m. in Wellington Court House and 2 p.m. at Quail High School Auditorium to decide on the creation boundaries and propriety of the Collingsworth County Soil Conservation District based on a July 22 1946 petition by landowners.
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State Soil Conservation Board OF Texas
Collingsworth County
State Soil Conservation Board
Court House
Wellington
Collingsworth
Quail
Texas
A. L. Liles
Breeding Tools Highlight Use for Dairies
Gibson notes artificial breeding can’t solve all breeding problems but enables full use of proven transmitting ability.
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Gibson
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