Farmers and ranchers honored during Ag Week in Texas
Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs proclaims March 1925 National Agriculture Week in Texas, highlighting the state's leading role in U S agriculture. She notes Texas produces cattle, cotton, peanuts, citrus, grains and more, with about 80 percent of land used for farming and one in five Texans employed by the field despite drought and low prices. Farmers and foresters are urged to celebrate and thank producers who feed the nation.
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Farmers and ranchers provide daily essentials for travel
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Lively Australian shepherd puppy seeks active family
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Classifieds Everybody's Marketplace listing for highway right of way bids
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Wellington seeks wastewater permit amendment in Collingsworth County
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