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Wellington Leader in Wellington, Texas

23 May 1968

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Wellington Leader

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Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1968

Page

8

Samnorwood Seniors Highlight John Nelson Dwyer and Frankie Green

John Nelson Dwyer the Samnorwood High valedictorian born 1949 in Lubbock and son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dwyer is active in Beta Club FFA plays and judged soil conservation placing fifth regionally. Frankie Green born 1949 in Wellington plans to attend Clarendon College after high school with FFA livestock judging and sports.

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Samnorwood High School John Nelson Dwyer John E. Dwyer Lubbock Nelson Groom Samnorwood Beta Club Future Farmers of America Stu Dent National Piano Students Guild Pampa Texas Tech Frankie Is W. L. Green Wellington Summerwood Schools FFA Frankie Clarendon College
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Brush control gains interest in Salt Fork ACP program

Farmers and ranchers across the Salt Fork Soil Conservation District seek cost share under the ACP. Deferment is often not required but is frequently necessary to protect pasture growth. Deferred pastures allow better grasses to compete and cattle select the more desirable forage.

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Salt Fork Seil Conservation District
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Deferred grazing and brush control offer savings on farms

Conservation district explains deferred pasture benefits as a savings approach for winter grazing on short grass ranges. It notes that deferment preserves native grasses, aids vigor, and pairs with brush control for better yields. The program pays for deferment with a per acre rate, offering substantial annual earnings per section.

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Samet Rey Iri Conservation Service Collingsworth Tangeland
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