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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1977

Page

4

Wild Oat Control Study in North Texas

A Texas Agricultural Experiment Station study shows difenzquat and MSMA applied when wild oats have two to six leaves control the weed and boost wheat yield. Factors worsening the outbreak include lack of crop rotation, good fall moisture, combines spreading seed, and replanting infected seed.

Texas Texas Agricultural Experiment Station

Governor speaks at Kansas FFA convention urging farmer support

Gov. Robert Bennett urged aid for farmers at the 49th Kansas FFA convention. He noted falling wheat prices and rising production costs, urged protection from similar imports, and called for access to world markets, stressing farmers’ resilience through hard work and commitment to the land.

Kansas Kansas Association of Future Farmers of America Ees Robert Bennett Bennett

Texoma Quarter Horse Rodeo to Start With Parades

The 20th annual rodeo by Texoma Quarter Horse Association will open with parades in Sherman at 3 p.m. and Denison at 5 p.m. on July 13, then four nights of rodeos at the association grounds off Highway 75. About 200 cowboys are expected to compete. events include bull riding bare back and saddle bronc, calf roping and girls barrel racing, with a calf scramble for kids 12 and under.

Texoma Quarter Horse Association Sherman and Denison Sherman Association Highway 75

Cattlemen discuss taxes at Austin hearings

Independent Cattlemen's Association members converge in Austin for public hearings on the public school finance bill during the special session. T.A. Cunningham urges citizen testimony to address escalating property taxes as lawmakers debate ag use value provisions and financing. Hearing starts 9:30 a.m. on the House floor.

Independent Cattlemen’s Association Austin State Capitol T.A. Cunningham House Senate Cunningham Independent Cattlemen's Association House of Representatives

Crop loans available for Grayson County wheat

Price support loans for 1977 crop wheat are offered to Grayson County farmers through approved warehouses or on the farm. Hard or soft winter wheat grade 1 earns 2.32 dollars per bushel with 0.02 and 0.04 dollar discounts for grades 2 and 3. Loans cover warehouse storage with receipts and advance storage payment, plus a portion of transport costs. Farm-stored grain loans reach 90 percent of stored quantity. Non-recourse loans allow repayment or CCC assumption at maturity. Contact ASCS for details.

Grayson County Commodity Credit Corporation Ascs Office Dow Ademars Dow Chemical Company

Texas Greenhouse Vegetable Conference Invites Growers

Vegetable growers across Texas are invited to the 14th Annual Texas Greenhouse Vegetable Conference at Texas A&M July 17 19. Dr John E Larsen of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes registration on July 17 with the program starting July 18 at 8 30 a m at the Ramada Inn. Topics include financing environmental controls pollination nutrient solutions soil media pest control and marketing with a Texas Greenhouse Growers Council membership meeting after the short course.

College Station Texas Texas A&m University John E. Larsen Texas Agricultural Extension Service Ramada Inn The Texas Greenhouse Growers Council Larsen Arkansas Louisiana

17 Wheat Crop Is Predicted To Exceed Last Year's Total

AUSTIN Grain yields per acre boost this year’s Texas wheat output to about 110 million bushels, 6.6 million more than 1976. Despite 300,000 fewer acres, total acreage is 4.4 million with harvest underway in South Texas and the Southern Low Plains. Weather, rains, and some hail shaped strong prospects. Prices averaged $2.10 per bushel last month.

Austin Texas Reagan V. Brown Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Brown Low Plains Texas Department of Agriculture

Peanut farming takes root in Texas in early 1900s

Commercial peanut production began in Texas in 1906, and by 1914 the peanut crop value per acre surpassed that of cotton, marking a shift in regional agriculture and indicating growing difficulty of diversifying crops.

Texas

Cotton council protests OSHA cotton dust rules

The National Cotton Council challenges OSHA in a House Small Business subcommittee hearing, alleging double standards and abuses of authority in the cotton dust standard process. It cites late hearings, filing discrepancies, industrywide scope despite studies, and ignored costs totaling billions that hit small businesses hardest.

National Cotton Council Occupational Safety and Health Administration House Council OSHA Labor Department

4-H youths refine engines to cut fuel use nationwide

Chicago report describes the national 4-H petroleum power program teaching youths ages 9 through 19 to service tractors and small engines under Cooperative Extension Service supervision. Participants may earn county state and national honors from Amoco Foundation with trips to Chicago and $1000 scholarships. events include regional and national Engineering activities at Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha and Richmond Virginia.

Chicago 4-H Cooperative Extension Service Amoco Foundation, Inc National U.S Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha Neb Virginia Richmond

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