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bulls but to those that have the best records. This can lx- done by using the services of the Char lotte Artificial Breeding Associa tion. he concluded. This breeding association is af filiated with the Virginia Artifi cial Breeding Association at Rocky Mount, where the bulls are kept. Discussion Panel A panel, made up of local dairy men. discussed "Pasture Resources in Charlotte County." This panel was composed of M. B. Rice. Jr . William F. Vaughan, and Proc tor Carwile. Lee W. Morton. Jr., county agent, was moderator or the panel. The panel decided that practi cal! v all pasture land in Charlotte county should support at least one cow per acre. Suggested ways of increasing productivity of pas tures were liming and fertilizing according to the need as shown by sjil tests, seeding correct grass and legume mixtures, rotating cows on pastures, and controlling weeds by mowing. Representatives from Birtherd Dairies. Southern Dairies, and Durham Dairy Products Company attended this meeting. jet TRAINER The Air Force has chosen a small, light airplane, with two French - designed jet engines— the Cessna Model 318—as its first true pel trainer. Heretofore, the Air Force lias been using com bat aircraft or modified combat types for training purposes._
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