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To work with the county paper, the Rappahannock News, in petting out a special “Pasture Edition” in February.
c. Follow up this edition with stories on successful pasture and proper land use projects.
Goal II. Procure a Survey of Rappahannock Soils. - a. Request he made by Agronomy Committee direct to Dr. S. -S. Obenshain, in charge of Soil Survey Work, VPI, Blacksburg.
b. Ask Board of Supervisors to request a soil survey.
c. Bring this goal to attention of livestock, horticultue and Poultry Advisory Committee requesting their co-operation. Also request co-operation of P.M.A. County Committee, F. D. Wood, Supervisor of "Culpeper Soil and Conservation District represent- • ing Rappahannock, county.
Goal III. To increase Corn Yield per acre and have it grown on land better adapted to its pro(See
GOALS, page 12.)
Laurel Mills Sold
Enjoying a rare bit of fair weather, an interested crowd was present to hear Auctioneer J. B. Johnson cry the sale at Laurel Mills on Saturday. The property was sold in eight lots.
High bidders on two lots were Harry and Rossie Settle; with Dudley Grigsby as high bidder on lot No. 5; and J. W. Fletcher high bidder oh the remaining five.
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