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Soil Saver Notes
T .mt.cr-.aiai examination anil mar King by * ,<• Virginia Forest Service :.as become an accepted p. active u itii a great many farmers ami landowner.- in the C ulmm. -, i.; i nii.r! vat ion Disti irt. I' arniL-rs desiring general infoiiiiatiun ami recommendations on their particular woodland prol>li ms i.avc tins invaluable service for the asking. Those desiring to vr■ > further, and have timber that is ready to ho hat vested may do -o by kavimr":tho 'Fot e-ter mark and estimate this timber for cutting. There is a small fee of thirty 'cents pci thousand board feet for this -er\.ce which goes to iiein offset the cost of marking and et i mat; ng.
Latiiiminei's in Culpeper and Rappahannock that have recently taken advantage of the services of the local forester include: Frank H. W est. RiciiardsviUe. approximately 400 acres examined and 20 acres marked for cuttinir at this time. F. II. Gordon, -Jr.. ’ Brandy, appi oximate’.y Mb acre-. Winston Somerville, Winston, 27 acres;-John S. Thornton, Culpeper.., •do acres; R. M. Munro, Lame! -Mills. Is acres marked for sav,timiiei' c.ttinir. Also 10 acres examined for management rec e.nlr.endations.
The Forester for this area may be contacted by calling Culpeper S.'>.!> 1 (the local Soil Con ervation Service, office in the Compton On it ling. at bOb .Vortii Main St.i
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