Weevil Control Funds Backed by Cotton Compresses
The last of 36 cotton compresses in the 23 county High Plains area signed a contract with PCG to fund a diapause weevil control program. Federal matching funds are sought through USDA Plant Pest Control. In-season control aims to limit migration and reduce fall spraying to kill weevils before winter. A hot water heating system was added to the White House in 1853.
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Conserving Wildlife Boosts Farmers Benefits in Area
Conservationist Bob Crawford argues wildlife like quail boosts farming by eating weed seeds and pests, with hunting rights sometimes yielding income. Farmers can bolster winter food by leaving grain strips or corner plantings to provide cover and sustenance for quail.
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Texas Tourist Report Issued
The Texas Highway Department released the 1963 Tourist Industry Report detailing the year’s survey results. It notes 11.7 million out-of-state visitors who spent about 532.2 million dollars, creating jobs, construction, and business across Texas.
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Beef Abundant Throughout Year
Extension Service nutrition specialists say beef supply remains ample through most of the year. Much of the meat will come from grain fed cattle producing high quality steaks for consumers to enjoy.
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