Texas Transit Funding Cut Sparks Rural Area Fears
The Texas Senate Finance Committee reduced hold harmless public transportation funds by over 29 percent, risking rural and small city transit under a 2003–2004 budget. Plaster of the Texas Transit Association warns that without a conference committee compromise, local control may erode and services face rocky finances amid pollution, traffic, and rising fuel costs.
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Michael Plaster
Texas Transit Association
Plaster
Austin
Brownsville
Amarillo
el Paso
Texarkana
Phosphorus Surplus Hurts Plants Across Lawns and Gardens
County agents warn excess soil phosphorus from fertilizers harms plant growth by blocking iron and zinc uptake. Iron and zinc deficiencies show yellowing between veins and tissue bleaching, especially in shallow-rooted grasses and new plantings. Foliar iron and zinc sprays help, but soil conditions must be corrected. tests and careful fertilization are advised.
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Texas Cooperative Extension
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