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Fruit School Display
At Sperryville March 2* % 7■ V* * -• .- r.~:" t ■ "*•-’7-V
JL Wit School and display of orchard equipment is planned *f or March 2, at Spsrryrttls. | 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. display and demonstration of orchard equip* ment at machine shed.ai Mt. Vernon Stock Farm. J. A. Waller) Jr., incharge. - . 15 11:00 aiq^rJrruit Prpapecta for. ’ 1961—A. IL'Teske, horticulturist at VPL * : 7:v7' . • ,r . 11:15 ajn.—The orchard enltutal program—Dr, W. F. Judkins, head of Department of Horticul'* ; tore at VPL - -' 5f i 11 =rS a.m. Fruit Insects—rDr. ^ If. JL Robb, Entomologist, Fledaupt Laboratory, Charlottesville.
12:16—Lunch. I JldlO p.m.—Fruit Diseases—Dr. B. A. Wingard, Pathologist, VPL * 2:00 p.m.—Basic Requirement* for Concentrate Spraying Fred— tB. Drolling, Horticulturist, VFL.
Id? p.m.—Spray Program for ltIWL J- Tasks, Horticulturist,
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