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RAPP - CHATS 1
By: W.,H. Lyne ~
County Agent
Seventy - nine Rappahannock - wool producers pooled a total of 13,063 lbs. of wool on Thursday, June 14, compared to a total of 946-5 lbs. in 1950-and 10,428 lbs. in 1949. An additional 2300 lbs. of Rappahannock wool was delivered to the Culpeper pool the following day, making a total of 15,>353 lbs. known to have been marketed co-operatively.
R. L. Munra of Castleton is our largest wool producer, having consigned 1039 lbs. to the Culpeper pool. J. W. Keyser was second with 643 lbs., and W. G. Eastham was third with <529 lbs. Yours truly had to hit the top in some way or another and did so by having the most wool in a standard wool bag — 275 lbs. — handled through the Rappahannock pool; howe 'er a .Culpeper farmer brought in a bag to their poof* weighing 290 lbs.
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