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This class was so fun to take! Dr. Sarturi is definitely one of the best and made the class so fun, the project was definitely the best part

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Plainview is my hometown,i worked there when it was MBPXL,back in the 1980's, Plainview is a great city to live,hardly any crime,and great people,i miss my hometown,i lived in the Sethward area,miss it,i now live in San Francisco,but too expensive to live here,maybe someday I'll return.

I have lots of work here in Lubbock I opened 5 warehouse's!

In case you are wondering….piping, pumping or hauling water is extremely expensive both in cost and energy. In drought conditions a million gallons of water covers a very small portion of land. Creating such a system would drive the cost of beef sky high, too high to eat. I have irrigated pastures. To create such pastures where there is no infrastructure is cost prohibitive. Where nature provides the water and grass cattle can be profitable…..but that water is not guaranteed.

I remember when this happened. All that left is Walmart Distribution center and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

03:51 my god it's just horrible very horrible ! poors beasts serious

so I advise you to check what I'm going to say anyway because I'm not 100% sure but I had read that before the arrival of the 1st Pioneers in the Great Plains there were a lot of trees in fact, which enormously minimized sandstorms and by dint of plowing and cutting down all the trees of the great plains sandstorms exist exclusively because of the cutting of trees in the plains and the fact that men have turned and overturned the earth again and even

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Today they call it ....climate Change ....

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Seems to me that with water being the biggest problem in the drought yrs. Trucking in tanker trucks with water would not have been as costly as killing off cows and calves. All the land I don't see and not a oil well in sight in the TX panhandle and no damn well it's there but if not they could drill water wells. I know since I am not a rancher but have lived 69 yrs. here in the TX panhandle that these men and women are smarter than that and if not ask for help from some that do and don't give up until that water for their cows. Bet your ass if it was the rancher and his family needed water he would find it somewhere. Well them cow and calves and bulls are his kids until they are sold one way or the other. Makes me wonder what kinda ranchers allow things to get so bad. I know there is a lot of crap from Washington and there lies a far easier problem. Go to where they work and run them off!! They are suppose to work For Us not the other way around.

I have aquestion. I'm not the most learned person on any kind of a drought but, in the military in the fifties, they had six inch pipes that were normally used for fuel transfer. I'm wondering why water couldn't be pumped in from the major rivers to keep the animals from being killed because of the drought lf it was killing people like it was in war, I'd bet they would figure out a way to get the water to the livestock. There were methods of moving fuel to facilitate the killing people but, no one tried to move water in that way to save the food source of most of the country eats. The farmers and cattle ranchers suffered the most and, like today the government still is trying to control the people in any way they can. Like the ranchers have said, for years the blm has been trying to control something that they should keep their noses out of unless, it's to do something that benefits the people not the fat cats that think they know everything about farming. The methods of moving liquids has been around for decades and the livestock has to pay with their lives for the brain dead positions that think if they wait long enough it will rain and all the problems will stop. As you know, history always repeats itself. THAT IS OBVIOUS TODAY AS WELL. I'd bet that nobody even suggested that method to the ranchers or the farmers. Those people were tough and they tried best they could but most of,if not all of them knew about the liquid transfer systems that were available. Big brother sure helped them out, didn't they. It'll never change. You can bet on that. IT'S DAMN SAD.

wow! I am from Lubbock and live on the east coast - amazing to see this in Lubbock!

Hello cousin Al, how have you been?

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Why are day old cows not with their mothers?

So sorry for all of your losses! I pray you have a mild rest of the winter!

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all I want is a website to buy new jeans.

Excel was good to me I worked there in 99 Great people good pay for the time was shocked to hear of its closing. Bac lab 99

Cargill is a fun place to work at...joking around with the co workers and etc. But every one from plainview went to friona cargill.. Its an hour drive maybe... But still worth it...

I miss this place, all of my family had a job there. *crys*T_T ~Miss Dork

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No sound. A little explanation for what is going on would be nice.