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By Skirlty Woodward 1
There is still money in hogs, so says Marion Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Scott of Castletori, and an F.F.A. member of Wasli-. ington High School.
Last week, he sold two porkers weighing 187 lbs. each, for the top price of $17.00 per hundred, bringing him $63.75. His expenses including feed, labor and sell‘ ing costs totaled $12.20. So you see he rea.ized a net profit of $21.55. This will come in handy at F.F.A. camp this summer, won’t it Marion?
Edwin Scioggins and Harvey Smoot are doing a lot of talking about their purebred Berkshire sows these days. .»
It seems that Harvey’s sow had one .more pig than Edwin’s, but Edwin claims his pigs are so much bigger. He says he has the best sow. "
When they come to weaning time the scales will tell the difference.
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