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More Pasture Will

Keynote 1950 ACP

More land in pasture and better pastures will keynote the Agricult lira] Conservation Program during the mining year.

This thought was expressed by John Tap)), chairman of the Rappahannock County Committee of the Production and’ Marketing Administration, as a sign-up under the IpaO ACP progressed this week. As more and more land is taken out of allotment crops, such as wheat, he explained, th: diverted land mu-t he protected with a pood sod. That' meangreater emphasis on seedinp and improving pasture land. - Hr pointer! out, however, that seedinp land to grass and legume alone is not enough. Much acid soil will need lime, and pood pastures need fertilizer applicationlike any other crop.

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