A—Writer oats are not recom mended for seeduie after March 1 •l Pedmont. They should have been ■ppdod as socn in February as the land r^uld be p pna-ed Q—How7 much fertilizer, and what analvs’s. should I use on corn? Is one b'-and as good as another? A—Oenerallv. use from 60 to 00 pounds each of nitrogen, phosphate and potash. The tag attached to the 'ertUPer bag e-ves the guaranteed ’c cent rf r>lant food in that analy sis. No matter what brand you buy, check *he analvs’s as given on the tag. Refer to Bulletin 183. Fertilizer Recommendations for Virginia. Your county agent has copies for H\<;tr’hvt»nr). Q—What can be dor" to p’even' crimson clover from dying? 1 think stem rot may be the trouble. A Pract’ce emp rotation w i t h noil-susceptible crops. There is no recommended chemical treatment for stem rot at present. Light Meeting Wednesday A meeting on farm and homo lighting will be held Wednesday. March 27 at the Hotel Weyanoke. The meeting is sponsored by the VPI Agricultural Extension Service. The meeting will start ai 9:30 and will be an all-dav affair. Fundamen tals of lighting and how to improve farm lighting will be discussed as well as proper lighting equipment.

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