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Soil Saver Notes
Charles E. Marsh of Washington, has completed a^farm pond of approximately 2.(f acres. The pond is located close enough to the main dwelling and other out buildings to be used in case of fire. The exposed part of the fill, spillway and other exposed areas around the pond will be limed, fertilised, mulched and seeded to a mixture of orchard grass and ladino clover. The proper number and species of fish for stocking the pond will be made available to Mr. Marsh through the Culpeper Soil Conservation District.
Rappahannock county farmers recently developing conservation farm plans include G. G. Thornhill, 201 acres, Round Hill; and William C. Hall, 105 acres, Washington.
Soil Conservation Service headquarters for Culpeper and Rappahannock counties is in the Compton building in Culpeper. Local technicians are at your service to, assist you in developing a complete conservation farm plan.
Elmer J. Nolls completed a oneacre farm pond this week on his farm near Washington. Mr. Nolls who also operates a business inAlexandria, stated that the pond would be used for watering livestock, fire protection and recreational purposes for the family.
Soil Conservation Service technicians assisted Mr. Nolls in locating the pond site and supervised the construction. Equipment for constructing the pond was rented frdm a ^contractor." The” proper number and species of fish will be made available through the Culpeper Soil Conservation District. Fish are usually placed in
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