1984 Wheat Program Announced by USDA
Deputy Secretary Richard Lyng announced the 1984 wheat program with signup from January 16 to February 24. The program sets a $4.45 target price, $3.30 national loan rate, and a 30 percent acreage reduction, with 70 percent farm wheat base limit and 42.86 percent PIK acreage.
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Richard Lyng
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Leader Readers Doyle Gantt Arcadia La Margarette Nelson Lubbock
Doyle Gantt of Arcadia Louisiana Margarette Nelson of Lubbock and Jewel Holloman of Wheeler Vernene Day of Comanche David Groves of Lithonia Georgia O D Holton of Boone North Carolina H A Rogers of French Settlement Louisiana
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Spaces Available in Country Store at Collingsworth Fair
Toni Wright announced spaces are available for the Country Store at the Collingsworth County Fair. The event, titled the Old-time Country Store, will run Friday Sept 9 from 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday Sept 10 from 9 am to noon at the American Legion Hall. Spaces cost 15 dollars. proceeds go to Wellington Satellite Center, with sale proceeds to exhibitors.
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Toni Wright
American Legion Hall
Collingsworth
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Barbara Settle
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One 75 watt bulb shines brighter than three 25 watt bulbs
A brief note states that a single 75 watt bulb provides more light output than a trio of 25 watt bulbs, highlighting efficiency or brightness advantages of higher wattage per bulb.
Spray-on Fertilizer Could Boost Profits
Horticulturists at Texas A&M University develop a leaf sprayed plant fertilizer aiming to cut application costs and raise yields. Research at Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, funded by Allied Chemical, suggests foliar nutrition with minerals like nitrogen and phosphorus can boost crop productivity and improve ornamental plant appearance. Dr. J Benton Storey notes plants could genetically produce much more than they do today.
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Texas A&m University
Texas A&m
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Allied Chemical Co
Morristown
N.J
J. Benton Storey
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