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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1998

Page

8

County Soybean Field Day Program Briefing

County Soybean Field Day will be held September 15 1998 from 9:30 to 1:00 p.m. at the Conservation and Production Research Laboratory. Welcome by John Sweeten and Nolan Clark, field stops on planting times inoculation fertility irrigation weed insect and harvesting, lunch by Texas Soybean Producers Association and a Soybean Board presentation by Weldon Melton.

John Sweeten TAES Nolan Clark ARS Lab T - Travis Miller Steve Salisbury Louis John Sij Texas Soybean Producers Association Weldon Melton

4-H News Honors In County Bread Show

Nikki Jeffrey won first in the County Bread Show with refrigerator roll dough and will compete at the Amarillo Tri State Fair on September 19. Ashley Tarver also entered. attendees included Tarver and Jeffrey family members. Saunna Blacksher awarded Sadie Tarver and Ashley Tarver for workshop participation and placing. A Livestock Show accompanies the Peanut Festival on September 12 at 8:30 a.m. at Wellington Rodeo Arena. For details, contact Dale Dunlap at 806-447-2313.

Nikki Jeffrey Nikki Amarillo Tri State Ashley Tarver Jodi Sadie Ashley Candace Tarver Jacen Karen Jacee Jeffrey Saunna Blacksher Sadie Tarver Collingsworth County Wellington Rodeo Arena Dale Dunlap Jeffrey Home

Texas Declares Farm Safety and Health Week for Sept 2026

Agriculture Commissioner Rick Perry announced Texas will observe Farm Safety and Health Week in September 2026 with the theme Precision Farming Includes Safety and Health. Perry urged a safety first mindset, proper rollover protection, no riding with passengers, hazard inspections, adherence to manuals, and attendance at safety courses. The Texas Department of Agriculture promotes the Farm and Ranch Safety Program and partners with the Texas Safety Association. Contact Lola Lemmon at (512) 475 1611 for details.

Rick Perry Texas Perry United States Texas Department of Agriculture TDA Texas Safety Association Agricultural Committee On Lola Lemmon

Eight Texas counties approved for emergency haying by TDA

Texas officials say eight more counties Eastland Freestone Jack Limestone Montague Refugio Schleicher and Wise gain emergency haying grazing status in CRP. The total reaches 112 counties across 3.4 million CRP acres with rules requiring 40 percent drops in hay and pasture production and below normal precipitation.

Agriculture Rick Perry U. S. Departent of Agriculture Texas Eastland Freestone Jack Limestone Montague Refugio Schleicher Wise Perry USDA CRP Farm Service Agency Andrews Armstrong Atascosa Bailey Baylor Borden Bosque Briscoe Brooks Callahan Cameron Carson Castro Childress Cochran Coke Coleman Collingsworth Concho Coryell Cottle Crosby Dailam Dawson Deaf Smith Delta Dickens Dimmit Donley Duval Ellis Falls Fannin Fisher Floyd Foard Franklin Frio Gaines Garza Glasscock Gray Grayson Hale Hall Hansford Hardeman Hartley Haskell Hemphill Hidalgo Hill Hockley Hopkins Howard Hutchinson Jasper Jim Hogg Jim Wells Jones Karnes Kent King Kleberg Knox Lamar Lamb la Salle Live Oak Lubbock Lynn McCulloch McLennan Martin Mitchell Moore Motley Navarro Nolan Oldham Palmer Potter Randall Red River Roberts Runnels Rusk Scurry Shackelford Sherman Starr Sterling Stonewall Swisher Taylor Terry Tom Green Uvalde Wheeler Wilbarger Willacy Williamson Yoakum Zavala

Drought drives sharp drops in Texas cotton and crops

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Rick Perry reports first 1998 production estimates show severe drought effects. Cotton at 3.1 million bales, down 40 percent and possibly the fifth smallest in two decades. 2 million acres abandoned, with 1 million on the Southern High Plains. Sorghum at 59.2 million cwt, down 43 percent. corn at 175.8 million bushels, down 29 percent. hay at 5.3 million tons, down 51 percent. Hay Hotline provided.

Texas Agriculture Rick Perry Texas Perry High Plains Texas Agricultural Statistics Service Texas Dept. of Agriculture

WIT AND WISDOM FROM WINDY VALLEY PARTIAL LESSONS

A reflective column recounts a pastor like figure urging resilience amid doom. It cites historical quotes and pop culture references to stress never despair, urging faith and perseverance as a response to hardship. The piece closes with a call to community and faith.

Most germs lurk in kitchens not bathrooms study finds

University of Tucson researchers counted bacteria in several homes and found kitchens often harbored more germs than bathrooms with dishcloths and counters bearing far higher contamination. Simple daily disinfection with bleach and soak times can dramatically reduce kitchen bacteria and improve food safety.

University of Tucson

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