319,000 s c* e cl 1 i li g s: Appomattox county, 37 participants, 328,750 seed lings; Buckingham county. 36 par ticipants. 472.000 seedlings; Char lotte. 6G participants. 320.000 seed lings: Cumberland, 40 participants, 3U2.000 seedlings: Nottoway, 12 par ticipants. 365.000 seedlings; and Prince Edward, 24 participants, planting 304.000 seedlings. 'The figures were not immediately available for Powhatan county.' The forestry report continues by stating: The report shows that more and more people are deciding that lim ber is a worthwhile additional crop on then farm. Especially when they .consider that it. will grow on their poorest fields and still needs no i‘ iti]izer or cultivation. Except for and . ing. there is no work needed be ta. “ii planting and the first harvest, when planted on open land. How ever. the seedlings that were planted on cut-over land will probably need some release work done to insure proper growth. Release here refers to the cutting down of any tree species that are competing with the ' For assistance in both the plant ing of seedlings or release of seed hags already planted, landowners are invited to contact the Division of Forestry. Box 385, Farmville, Va. FEEDER PIG SALE Approximately 70 pigs have al ready been Consigned to the 1957 feeder pig -ale to be held in Sep tember at the Goochland livestock market. E. C. Trueti. Goochland county agent reports.

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