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Every Drop Matters...
Storing and Moving Water by using Polyethylene
“Drought threatens livestock and natural resources on rangelands. It reduces rain- fed forage and drinking water for livestock, diminishes the quantity and quality of critical water resources for sensitive wild life species and increases wild fi re risk.”
Julie Brugger, Institute of the Environment, University of Arizona, DroughtScape 2015
Polyethylene pipe cannot make it rain. Polyethylene pipe can create a LEAK FREE water system.
Polyethylene pipe can MOVE water to critical locations. Polyethylene products can STORE water for future use.
The Family at Cooper Supply Inc. is an EXPERT in the use of Polyethylene Pipe/Products for Agricultural Water.
We can EDUCATE you on laying pipe, fusing pipe and storing water. We have poly- ethylene pipe, fi ttings, valves, troughs & storage tanks in stock. Rental trailers and Fu- sion equipment for installation. Call or email us when EVERY DROP MATTERS!
People Helping People with Water.
When EVERY DROP MATTERS…. Call Cooper Supply Inc.
Corpus 361-289-6611/6613 Fort Worth 817-222-9055
Coleman 325-625-3018/3543
sales@coopersupply.com
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sor of animal science at Texas Tech University Stu Marsh is the vice president of marketing and sales for Y-Tex Corporation, one of the leading global suppliers of livestock identifi cation and pest control solutions. Marsh comes to Y-Tex with 25 years of expe- rience and a deep understanding of the livestock iden- tifi cation market. He was involved in the introduction of the Z Tags product line in 1992 and has managed the Z Tags livestock identifi cation business and brand for the last 13 years. the last 13 years.
Dr. Jay W. Johnson is an account manager, ruminant enterprise sales, with Arm & Hammer Animal Nutri- tion. He joins the team in the South Central region of the U.S., covering Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis- sissippi and Alabama. Previously, he owned and oper- ated Johnson Livestock, his family livestock business. Prior to that role, he was president of a cattle procure- ment and marketing company and an assistant profes- sor of animal science at Texas Tech University.
TSCRA Past President Bob McCan, Victoria, has been named to the board of directors for TALT. In addition to managing his family’s historic McFaddin Ranch near Victoria, McCan has also served as presi- dent of National Cattlemen’s Beef Association. Dr. Roger J. Panciera, D.V.M., was inducted into the Cattle Production Veterinarian Hall of Fame during
National Salvage sells recycled utility poles in Texas and Oklahoma. We sell by the truckload (30-60 poles per load) for $100- $600, depending on quality.
Delivery is included in the price. Poles range in length from 8’ to 20’. These poles are great for pole barns, fencing, and other landscaping uses.
National Salvage and Service Corp. 812-824-5139 50 The Cattleman December 2016
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the 49th American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) Annual Conference in Charlotte, NC. Panciera was selected by his peers — including members of AABP and the Academy of Veterinary Consultants. Panciera received his D.V.M. from Oklahoma State University (OSU) in 1953 and a M.S. and Ph.D. from Cornell University. He returned to OSU, where he achieved international recognition by infl uencing generations of students, residents, practitioners and pathologists. He has had an extraordinary infl uence on beef cattle production and disease control by providing both scientifi c contributions and education to veterinarians and producers. Clark Willingham, Dallas, is the board chairman of the Texas Ag Land Trust (TALT). He has served
as president of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Asso- ciation, the Texas Cattle Feeders Association, and the Texas Beef Council. An early advocate of agricultural conservation easements, he joined the Ag Land Trust board in 2007 and served fi rst as treasurer and then vice-chair.
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