April 2014

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When Crates Became Canvases

The label art that sold Rio Grande Valley produce

Feature

Here a Pig, There a Pig

Everywhere a wild pig. Unending march of these destructive beasts has become a scourge across the landscape

April 2014 Letters

TCP Talk

Letters and comments from our readers

Currents

Country Takes Notice

Some of the stuff we looked into while you were reading last month’s issue

Co-op People

The Coat Collector

Sam Houston EC youth rounds up winter wear for people in need

Energy Efficiency

‘E’ Stands for Energy Efficiency

Care for Mother Earth this Earth Day

Texas USA

A Quiet Life Thrust into the Spotlight

At 107, Richard Overton meets the president as oldest living U.S. World War II veteran

Observations

The Butterﬂy Midwife

Gardener learns life lessons from a beautiful insect

Texas History

Waco’s Wild West Shootout

A bullet silences William Cowper Brann’s rapier barrage on Baylor

TCP Kitchen

Spring into Strawberries

Anna Ginsberg, Texas Co-op Power’s new food editor, introduces herself and a delightful dessert

Photo Contest

Focus on Texas: Slow Shutter

Here’s what results when you approach photography with an open mind—and an open shutter

Hit the Road

Laguna Madre

Offshore cabins put guests right where the fish are and offer a peaceful setting off the beaten path

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