Rural Texas land values hit new high in 1976
Texas rural land values rose to a median of 475 per acre in 1976 marking a new high despite a mixed 1977 outlook. Demand peaked in 1974 with 21.4 percent annual appreciation, then eased to 6.8 percent in 1975 and 4.6 percent in 1976 as energy crisis and recession influenced markets.
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Ivan Schmedemann
Texas A&m University
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W. T. Hascall
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Real Estate Research Center
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Malnutrition Alert Amid Abundance Warns Parents
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Reagan V. Brown warns that malnutrition can occur despite plenty and urges balanced diets. He notes growth issues and lasting bad eating habits and says nutritional education will top state and federal priorities next year. The GI Bill may provide VA tutorial aid for veterans in post-secondary study.
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Texas Department of Agriculture
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