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POULTRYMAN’S TOUR—Plans for'a Rappahannock Poultryman's Tour have been arranged for tomorrow as follows:
10 K)0 a.m.—Floyd Compton’s Washington \ Electric Water Heater, Modiofied battery nest, Laying house arrangement, Feeding Program.
10:30 a.m.—Miss Ruby Jenkins, Washington; Electric Brooder, Sanitation Program in Brooding.
11:00 a.m.—Jessamine Hill Farm (George Kinsey Place); Infra Red Brooding, Inspection laying house, Roost Arrangement, Ventilation system, Range Shelters, Inspection Egg Room, Egg (Grader in operation, Egg Washing machine in operation. *
In addition, L.W. Herrick, associate extension pbultryman of VPI will be present to discuss any particular poultry problems which may be eonfronted at this season. Come. I think you'll enjoy it and lgprn something that will prove profitable.
Sperryville Locker Plant reports orders for the O’Bannon beef are coming in nicely so looks like we ean have the “Meat Selection Demonstration.” What’s necessary now is to find the man who “knows his onions about meat.”
The owners of Lee Way Farm are to be congratulated on the improvements they have made directed at making farming chores easier, more profitable and safer to both man and animal. Just recently a cattle guard has been constructed at the main entrance. Portable lambing pens have been saved that otherwise would have been lost; an infra red lamp has been used when needed. Also holding and cutting pens have been constructed which also will serve as a bull lot, with loading chute and squeeze provided as well. Look e‘m over.
Tickets for the 4-H Benefit Supper to be held Saturday, March 15 from 5:00-8:00 p.m. at Washington Fire Hall have gone on sale. Those selling by clubs are: Sperryville: Aylette Buckner, III, Evelyn Tyler Miller, Betty Johnson; Washington: - -Newbill Miller; Reager: Mrs. Barbara Gentry, Melvin Williams; Amissville: JVHs. Jane Riley, / Donald Settle; Flint Hill: Dudley Wood, Paula Miller; Woodville: Mrs. Pelton Carter; Belle Meade: Betty Sisk; Forrest Grove: Barbara Cubbage.
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