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much. Results ... no lime needed now nor for several* years. The best fertiliser he could use . v .' *600 lbs. 0-10-20 plowed under and 4-000 lbs. borated 2-12-12 at seedfay. .''T
(3) Dr. Easthain who looks after Miss Nannie Dealing's farm operations found out that no lime was needed on one field where orchard grass—Ladino was to be seeded while another to be seeded to the same crop needed lime badly. As'to fertilizer the same analysis suited each field.
(4) H. L. Manwaring, who purchased the Rudasill farm, drew soil samples in the correct manner from sSr fields. No liming, fertilizing or production history was known on any of the fields. Results: be knows which fields should be limed this year... preferably at once . . which while sweet enough now will call for lime before seeding a clover on the crop land in rotation. He can budget his lime and fertilizer more accurately and intelligently.
(5) Jim Yates was concerted over what be would need for successful crop production on the Finks farm. Tests on three fields revealed to be on the border line others a bit more than desirable however calcium and magnesium content ran ‘fair* to ‘good plus’. Only one tone of lime per acre would bring the soil to where be wants it. ",.v ~ ,■
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