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Fight Th« Japanese Beetle

The number pounds of feed ane dozen eggs wjll buy (egg-jfeed ratio) decline from 12 last May to 7.2 pounds for May of this year. According to D. Upton Livermore, Poultry Madkeftmg Specialist, this is about as low as it is likely to get. Pullet numbers for layer replacements are expected to decline from last year, hence a better relationship should exist later in 1950.

Mr. Livermore suggests further that you poultrymen do a good job of culling this summer and stay in the business. Periods like this have always been followed by a more profitable period as reflected by the (relationship between the price of feeds and eggs.

Listen to Farm Features !WCVA every Wednesday at 12:45 P.M.

In cas# you axe planning to seed Crimson Clover late this summer or early fall insist on domestic seed.

If but one-fourth of the Japanese beetle grubs found in Rappahannock in late 1948 proved to be females, reproduced normally, and 25 per cent of last years’ crop do

(See RAPP-CHATS, page 8.)

Swiss Chalet Sold

Swiss Chalet Village, on Route 211, three miles from Sperryville, was bought by Harry A. Shockley at an auction sale Friday, July 7, for the high bid of $19,000.

Jack Garman Joins

Culpeper Browning Staff

One of the necent additions to the staff of the Browning Tractor and Equipment. Co., Culpeper, is Jack Garman of Pembroke.

Jack, a June graduate of V.P.I.,

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