Rio Grande Valley Oral Histories
Identifier
ELIBR-0078-3
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Creation Date
10-8-2009
Description
- 00:00 - Introduction.
- 00:35 - General committee work.
- 01:15 - Can you tell us about your days working on the agriculture committee before you became chairman?
- 03:00 - Agriculture committee background.
- 06:00 - Third world countries became more involved in shipments.
- 09:17 - What kind of issues did you discuss in the committee?
- 10:00 - Grapefruit in Rio Grande Valley.
- 13:00 - Production and agriculture.
- 14:32 - Import and export vegetables.
- 16:55 - Third world countries became more involved in shipments.
- 18:00 - The port of Brownsville was the major port.
- 20:00 - How Technology started to be involved?
- 21:40 - Grapefruit in Rio Grande Valley.
- 26:00 - What are the benefits that the Valley has in the agriculture field?
- 33:00 - Research in agricultural production.
- 36:30 - Russia circumstances of production.
- 38:00 - Vegetables and fruits to the operation of agriculture.
- 40:15 - What areas besides the Valley do you think are good for growing grapefruit?
- 44:00 - Transportation.
- 46:30 - Has the agriculture at South Texas has increased?
- 48:00 - Producing Electricity for both sides of the River.
- 52:18 - Is there is an agreement between United States and Mexico for the Electricity?
- 53:00 - Saving money for the government and the people.
- 54:00 - Can you talk about the purposes of committee work?
- 56:00 - Is there anything else that you want to add?
Format
.MP4
Length
1:03:36
Language
English
Recommended Citation
Rio Grande Valley Oral Histories Collection; Eligio (Kika) de la Garza - Part 03, 2009/10/08. ELIBR-0027. University Library, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg, TX. Accessed via https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/rgvoralhistories/540