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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
9
County Agent notes mowing pastures enhances forage production by giving better plants room to regrow, reduces weed competition, and improves grass quality. It suggests mowing in sections, adjusting height, and using chemicals, with costs and regional patterns for intensified and extensive operations across Texas and nearby areas.
The article highlights investment costs and annual operating costs as key factors in managing cow calf operations. It discusses how upfront capital and ongoing expenses influence profitability and decision making for cattle producers.
Rising farm land values push prices higher as demand increases. Buyers eye productive plots amid cautious lending and expected crop yields. Local brokers report steady interest from farmers, investors, and developmental builders seeking arable parcels.
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials announce new PFD regulations to take effect on October 1 1973 Recreational boaters must have a Coast Guard approved wearable device for each person on boats 16 feet and longer A throwable device is also required On boats under 16 feet and on canoes and kayaks one buoyant cushion per person is needed though wearables are recommended The rules emphasize safety aboard all small vessels while promoting personal responsibility
The column highlights a sparkling molded salad as a centerpiece for spring and summer meals and offers practical tips for canning equipment and jar preparation. It includes a tuna olive mold recipe and a creamy burger filling, with steps for mixing gelatin, olives, tuna, and vegetables and for browning beef with onions to finish.
Texas biologists report a healthy rise in adult buck numbers by six to seven percent and doe numbers by 11 to 12 percent in the Trans-Pecos nine-county area. Antelope in the Permian Basin lag behind with poorer results. Read Enterprise Classifieds.
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