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Four State Farmers’ Tour
Stated To Be Held Aug. 18
it v.announced'1 thi- w eek by Herman Stockiager, piesident of tin- aFi huts’ Committee, that the annua! Four State Farmers’ Tour w; ; fie helw tins year on August Is | n the farms of Pan Folk, and •Jo! n and Marion Welch, locate.: oetween Martins:. . i g and Shep:h*i dstovvR, Berkeley county, West Virginia.
This year's tour—the fifth of its kind — is expected to hi aw we!! over IMU) farmers from Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. It will feature special denionst.’ations and diseusns
agt (cultural problems of inteiest to farmers, in this area.
. he. Hi t!) Farm Tout was called -ky- tkVcnr—-yournais, lie.Marge-st, - best manage^!, and most instructive’’ of ti^Ptours evei held, and committeemen in charge of this year's event are planning for an ev-n mole extensive tiemonst.ration.
Beef Cows Show
Upward Trend
An upward trend ;r. beef cw n iv.bei s PIP.OOP head more now ' ran during the five-year j>e* ici, -T-orp—1 4- malaid hy (', e > ; a- y Herring, ,Fxten-i"n animal hus. t.amdman at V. P. I.
Herring says Bureau of Agricultural Economics repots -lii.w ': a* Virginia had 14s.mm ;u.a,j of oeef,cows on January. 1. lli.'u. i "■ average number dumng the five-year period v as IT.oou. nunmer.s at the sene time raw
38.2%