Taking the Mystery Out of Peanut Farm Management Seminar
The Texas Extension Service hosts a two day peanut seminar December 3 4 1981 at the National Guard Armory Stephenville led by Dr Leland D Tripp peanut specialist Texas A M University. Topics include farm finance tax law pesticide use estate planning and peanut legislation with registration details from Vernon E Rippert County Extension Agent.
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National Guard
Stephenville
Leland D. Tripp
Vernon E. Rippert
Bovine Embryo Transfer Shortcourse at Texas A&M
A two day Bovine Embryo Transfer Shortcourse will be presented at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine on December 7 and 8 1981. The program aims to aid producers in evaluating embryo transfer for livestock production with a $75 registration fee and a registration form via the County Agent.
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College of Veterinary Medicine
Texas A&m University
Predation Losses Spur Push for Toxic Predator Remover
Predators continue to inflict heavy losses on livestock poultry and wildlife. The debate centers on approving toxic chemicals including Compound 1080, with EPA formal action possible after recent informal hearings.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Hearings on Predator Control Before Administrative Judge
Hearings before an administrative law judge consider new predator control methods. The process aims to determine feasible regulatory approaches and potential effectiveness of proposed strategies.
Cattlemen urged to adapt for consumer demand
Speakers at Brenham's Cow Calf Clinic say cattlemen must be flexible and change to fit beef buyers. Beef should be tender juicy and consistently good year round and marketed with stronger promotion. The best marketable carcass weighs 650 700 pounds yield grade 2.5 or better in A maturity with slight marbling.
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Texas
Brenham
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