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CATTLE RAISERS COMMUNITY


TEXAS


ABILENE Wylie Implement 800-588-7100


ALICE Edgars Farm Equipment Service 361-664-5022


AMARILLO Wylie Implement Co. 855-335-2861


ATHENS Athens Tractor & Equipment 903-675-9158


BAY CITY Hlavinka Equipment 979-245-4630


BRENHAM Bren-Tex Tractor Co., Inc. 979-836-1801


CALDWELL Drgac Fleet & Ag Services, LLC 979-324-4326


CAMPBELL Hunt County Farm Supply 903-862-2273


CLARKSVILLE Bachman Equipment 903-427-2120


CLEBURNE Zimmerer Kubota Equipment 817-645-9106 800-732-4702


CONROE Lansdowne-Moody Co., LP 936-321-6677


CROCKETT Collins Tractor & Equipment 936-544-3157, 800-717-3157


DE KALB Bowie County Equipment 903-667-2584, 800-622-3728


DECATUR Hendershot Equipment 940-627-5451


DeLEON Comanche County Tractor 254-893-6711


DENTON Zimmerer Kubota Equipment 940-382-1564, 800-582-6823


EAST BERNARD Hlavinka Equipment 979-335-7528


EL CAMPO Hlavinka Equipment 979-543-3301


FAIRFIELD Fairfield Tractor 888-522-8404, 903-389-9894


GAINESVILLE Zimmerer Kubota Equipment 940-668-7861


GONZALES Saturn Sales & Service 830-540-4285


HENDERSON Lowe Tractor & Equipment 903-657-3538


HILLSBORO Tipton International 254-582-5333


JASPER Jasper County Tractor 409-384-7523


LAMESA Wylie Implement Co. 877-308-9685


LIVINGSTON Peters Tractor & Equip. 936-967-4094


LONGVIEW Longview Vermeer Baler Sales 903-663-0282


LUBBOCK Wylie Implement Co. 800-722-4001


LUFKIN Hammer Equipment LLC 936-634-7000


MUNDAY Wylie Implement Co. 800-338-2401


PALESTINE Dogwood Sales, Inc. 903-723-2165, 800-256-8803


PEGGY Farm Machine Shop, Inc. 830-780-3984


PITTSBURG Pittsburg Tractor Inc. 903-856-6548, 800-342-6568


PLAINVIEW Wylie Implement Co. 855-293-4116


QUEEN CITY Cass County Implement 903-796-9594


ROSENBERG Hlavinka Equipment 281-342-5527


SEALY W. A. Virnau & Sons 979-885-3549


SEGUIN Rehfeld Equipment Company, LLC 830-557-5583


SEMINOLE Wylie Implement Co. 888-758-1181


SPLENDORA Lansdowne-Moody Co., LP 281-592-5266


STEPHENVILLE Hendershot Equipment 254-965-6783


STAR Moore’s Service Center 325-948-3595


SULPHUR SPRINGS Farm Country 903-885-7561


SUMNER W & H Farm & Ranch 903-784-5595


TAFT Hlavinka Equipment 361-528-2554


TAYLOR K & M Manufacturing Co., Inc. 512-352-2588


TEMPLE Blackland Implement 254-773-2409


TERRELL Mitchell & Bourland Inc. 972-563-2171


TEXARKANA Texarkana New Holland 903-838-6336


TYLER Rose Country Tractor 903-593-5337, 800-567-8251


VICTORIA Hlavinka Equipment 361-286-3571


WACO Tipton International 254-662-2420


WAXAHACHIE Waxahachie Equipment Co., Inc. 972-937-5870


WICHITA FALLS Construction Ag Supply 940-332-9950


OKLAHOMA


ADA Great Plains Equip. Sales of Ada 580-427-9000


CHECOTAH Golden Ag, Inc. 918-473-0335


CLINTON Rother Bros. Inc. 580-323-1981


DUNCAN Great Plains Equip. Sales of Duncan 580-255-1117


FAIRVIEW Rother Bros. Inc. 580-227-2547


GUTHRIE Beck’s Farm Equipment 405-282-1196


KINGFISHER Rother Bros. Inc. 405-375-5349


OKEMAH S&W Equipment 918-623-0100


OKMULGEE Stewart Martin Equipment 918-756-3560


PONCA CITY Simunek Equipment 580-363-3914


POTEAU Gray Brothers Equipment, Inc. 918-647-8000


SHAWNEE Great Plains Equipment Sales of Shawnee 405-275-4455


WELCH Eubanks Jorgenson Equipment 888-833-7042


YUKON Parizek Equipment, LLC 405-354-6156, 405-833-0030


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HE TSCRA MARKETING COMMITTEE RECENTLY CONDUCTED a survey where TSCRA members provided infor- mation on herd reductions, rebuilding intentions


and primary rebuilding challenges. Most survey participants indicated their herds are


at 71 percent of their 10-year average herd size. This is in-line with previous drought surveys in 2011. When asked about plans for herd rebuilding, re-


sponses indicated that members are positioning their operations for growth. If grazing and profi tability con- ditions remain the same, 49 percent of ranchers expect to increase their herd size by an average of 34 percent. If grazing and profi tability conditions were to im-


prove, 65 percent of responding ranchers expect to increase their herd size by an average of 35 percent. If grazing profi tability conditions were to decline, 65 percent of respondents indicated they would either make no changes to or increase their herd size. When respondents were asked to rank the most


important factors when making decisions about the size of their breeding herds, the results showed grass conditions continue to be the largest single limiting factor. Ninety-one percent of the respondents ranked grass conditions as one of the top two challenges to future growth. Water availability was second largest, as 44 percent of the participating members ranked water in their top two factors. To view the TSCRA Marketing Committee Survey


Executive Summary, visit tscra.org and navigate to the Newsroom on the yellow menu bar.


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TSCRA NEWS


TSCRA Marketing Committee Survey Indicates Ranchers Anticipating Major Herd Rebuilding


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