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      Wide or broad shoulders will cause the armhole seam line at the shoulder to pull inward and the cap of set-in sleeves to pull and ride up. Sleeves will appear too short and not hang properly. This publication gives ...
    • (2006-05-05)
      Determining the amount of alteration needed for square or sloping shoulders depends on observation and past experience in fitting home-sewn and purchased garments. This publication gives alteration instructions for basic ...
    • (2006-08-04)
      The most important area to consider when fitting pants is the crotch. If crotch depth is too short, pants will pull and bind in this area. If the depth is too long, pants will hang loosely between the legs. This publication ...
    • (2006-08-04)
      Sway back is a posture problem characterized by a more than normal curve in the spine at the waistline and lower back. This curve actually shortens the length of the back along the spine, causing clothing to fit poorly in ...
    • (2006-08-04)
      Sleeves that are too tight in the upper arm will pull and bind and form horizontal wrinkles or pulls. Fitted sleeves that are too large in the upper arm are not attractive and may form excess vertical folds. Instructions ...
    • (2006-08-04)
      A garment that is too tight in the waistline forms diagonal wrinkles, pinches the waist and gaps or pulls at the closings. A garment too loose in the waist hangs in vertical folds and falls away from the waist. This ...
    • Hanselka, C. Wayne; McGinty, Allan (2006-06-21)
      Accurately determining stocking rate is important to successful range management. This publication helps ranchers to estimate pounds of forage per acre, improving the consistency and accuracy of their stocking rate determinations.
    • Harris, Janie; Norman, Lisa; Lesikar, Bruce J.; Smith, David (2007-03-26)
      We can reduce the risk of injury or death from disasters by becoming informed and being prepared for them. This booklet explains how to make a family disaster plan, how to compile a disaster supplies kit, where to find ...
    • Harris, Janie; Norman, Lisa; Smith, David; Lesikar, Bruce J. (2007-04-23)
      We can reduce the risk of injury or death from disasters by becoming informed and by being prepared for them. This booklet explains how to make a family disaster plan, how to compile a disaster supplies kit, where to find ...
    • Kniffen, Billy (2007-05-24)
      Providing enough water can be a problem when grazing livestock are on rangeland. This publication identifies sources of water that are the least expensive, explains how rainwater capture is done, and gives specific examples ...
    • Faries Jr., Floron C. (2008-09-02)
      This publication lists agencies and other organizations that can help locate missing pets and livestock, assist with carcass disposal, provide animal feed, and help in other ways after a disaster. There are phone numbers ...
    • Norman, Lisa (2005-09-30)
      When you return home after a disaster, you will want to have sturdy shoes, proper tools, clothes and medications for several days, and a first-aid kit. This publication also includes a list of necessary cleaning supplies.
    • Smith, David (2006-04-19)
      It is important to know how to operate backup power generators safely. The tips in this publication can prevent problems with CO poisoning, electrocution, fire and other hazards.
    • Smith, David (2006-04-19)
      It is important to know how to operate backup power generators safely. The tips in this publication can prevent problems with CO poisoning, electrocution, fire and other hazards.
    • Smith, David (2006-04-24)
      Agriculture is among the most dangerous industries. Being alert and understanding the physical challenges that come with aging is the key to successful, safe farming by senior farmers and ranchers. The changes they make ...
    • Smith, David (2006-04-24)
      Agriculture is among the most dangerous industries. Being alert and understanding the physical challenges that come with aging is the key to successful, safe farming by senior farmers and ranchers. The changes they make ...
    • Renchie, Don L. (2005-10-05)
      Texas has strict regulations that govern mold remediation companies. Before contracting for mold remediation work, consumers should know what the law requires of remediation companies and what such contracts should contain.
    • Warren, Judith L. (2005-09-30)
      Experiencing a disaster can lead to erratic behavior, changes in mood, and even physical symptoms. The warning signs of post-disaster stress are explained in this publication. There are suggestions for helping victims deal ...
    • Siders, Kerry; Baugh, Brant A.; Sansone, Chris; Kerns, David L. (2008-06-10)
      This bulletin lists suggested insecticides (by brand name) and application rates for controlling cotton pests found in the High Plains, Rolling Plains and Trans Pecos areas of Texas. This publication should be used in ...
    • Cattaneo, Manda; Kerns, David L. (2008-04-29)
      This bulletin lists suggested insecticides (by brand name) and application rates for controlling cotton pests found in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. This publication should be used in conjunction with publiation ...