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By W. H. LYNE (Rappahannock County Agent)
Hoping to get farmers in Rappahannock more interested in Ladino clover I purchased twenty pounds of certified seed from the Josephine Co-operative Ladino Growers Association of Grant? Pass, Oregon in the spring of 1947. Two of our farmers- who purchased a part of this seed were Joe D. Keyser and D. Lyle Miller, in fact they became so interested in Ladino both purchased more seed elsewhere. Here are their experiences with Ladino:
Joe D. Keyser had just purchased some land adjacent to his home place from a Mr. Fincham. One of the fields (35 acres) which concerned Mr. Keyser, was knee deep in broom sedge; he decided to do something about it. Two tons of ground limestone and a
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