FM 50, I am pretty sure.
why should I vote for him?The Good Aggieboy19 said:
Shane Savage
One of the most bizarre things I have ever listened toReelAg6 said:
Safe to say we can rubber stamp another term for Jared Salvato for Single Member District 3?
Bob Achgill was talking about drilling up to space for gold, piping in salt water from the gulf, and 400 missing people that I've never heard about beforeā¦
Just what we need....more lawsuits. Sounds like an Against vote for me.ChampsAg said:
Information from a rancher in Brazos County
Folks,
Please vote Against Propositions A and B
On the Brazos County Ballot this election. It will criminalize the farmer and ranchers of Brazos County. If you want to know why, you can read further.
A friend sent a copy of a sample ballot for the current elections yesterday. They were asking specifically about the Brazos County Special election on Proposition A and Proposition B. Currently Brazos County has free range status like most of the rest of the state. So, if a cow or horse is loose on the road and someone hits it, the livestock owner cannot be sued unless it is proven they are negligent and knew that the livestock was out but did nothing. So, these 2 propositions on the ballot seem to make good common sense. However, what will happen is that anytime a person runs through a fence in the middle of the night in their car, (and this happens at our place about 6 times a year on average) and then leaves without any notification, (which is 90% of the time) to us or law enforcement and a cow or horse get out on the road and is hit by another driver then the livestock owner under this new stock law, if it passes will be liable even though they were unaware the fence was down or the animal was out.
befitter said:Just what we need....more lawsuits. Sounds like an Against vote for me.ChampsAg said:
Information from a rancher in Brazos County
Folks,
Please vote Against Propositions A and B
On the Brazos County Ballot this election. It will criminalize the farmer and ranchers of Brazos County. If you want to know why, you can read further.
A friend sent a copy of a sample ballot for the current elections yesterday. They were asking specifically about the Brazos County Special election on Proposition A and Proposition B. Currently Brazos County has free range status like most of the rest of the state. So, if a cow or horse is loose on the road and someone hits it, the livestock owner cannot be sued unless it is proven they are negligent and knew that the livestock was out but did nothing. So, these 2 propositions on the ballot seem to make good common sense. However, what will happen is that anytime a person runs through a fence in the middle of the night in their car, (and this happens at our place about 6 times a year on average) and then leaves without any notification, (which is 90% of the time) to us or law enforcement and a cow or horse get out on the road and is hit by another driver then the livestock owner under this new stock law, if it passes will be liable even though they were unaware the fence was down or the animal was out.
GSS said:
Apparently the interest in real information on the Brazos county stock law voting, versus "I read it on Facebook", had the Agrilife attorney write this newsletter.
Brazos county stock laws...
Questions from Tiffany's Desk: What Is Happening with the Stock Law Election in Brazos County?
trouble said:
I just assumed someone got it on the ballot to keep the mayor's longhorns out of the road.
(I'm just making a joke, STAFF)