The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Commodity Credit Corporation this past week announced the 2022 crop loan rate differentials for upland and extra-long staple cotton which are applied to the crop loan rate to determine the per bale actual loan rate.
Texas farmers and ranchers are experiencing the impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine financially with both increased costs for production inputs and higher commodity prices resulting from the war.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is inviting Texas farmers and ranchers to apply for the Texas Department of Agriculture’s (TDA) Family Land Heritage (FLH) program, which since 1974 has paid tribute to families who have kept their land in continuous agricultural production for at least 100 years.
Members of Lamesa High School’s graduating class of 1972 are planning to get together for a 50-year reunion this fall.
Students in the O’Donnell Elementary School who have made the honor roll or earned other recognition for the fifth six-week grading period have been announced by school officials.
Residents interested in acquiring the vaccine against coronavirus can get the inoculation this Thursday at the Lamesa Health Department at 503 S. 1st Street.
TAHOKA – When a fire threatens this community, Tahoka citizens depend upon the quick action not only from the members of the Tahoka Volunteer Fire Department, but also upon the leaders of the community to take any other action to help protect the citizens and their properties.
BROWNFIELD – Terry County Commissioners’ Court met Monday morning to hear a presentation from Resound, a company that builds out internet in rural areas.
GARDEN CITY – Glasscock County and the Garden City Volunteer Fire Department (GCVFD) are excited to announce an award from the FMH Foundation of Midland, in the amount of $285,000.
SLATON – Slaton has a new city administrator.
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Lamesa, TX 79331
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