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mevenneiess, wiui me cumparauvc. rapid turn over of farms, the difficulty in ''maintaining an accurate mailing list plus the fact that letters do sometimes get lost, here are some of the details:
The vaccinating will be done by our new veterinarian, Dr. W. L. Wake.
Costs will be 75c a head of which 50c is paid by the state and 25c by the owner.
Ml farmers are requested to reply whether they do or do not have heifers to be vaccinated. Only heifers 4-8 months of age will be vaccinated. After hearing from everyone in the county, schedules will be made up and sent to the owners of the heifers to be vaccinated including the date and approximate .time Dr. Wake and I will be at the farms to do the vaccinating.
months work ,was required ■' to get last falls vaccination program lined up and accomplished. With this experience behind us it is hoped a much shorter time will be required for preliminaries this yeay,
E. W.’rj"Gore, Sperryville, accompanied your county ' agent to the Orange Experiment Station two summers ago and while there, saw their plots of Atlas 66 Wheat. Although their variety is not recommended this far north in the Piedmont Area, Eddie couldn't resist planting this Variety, highly successful in Orange and counties to the north, and broke over last fall. If you want to see a nice field of wheat stop at Eddie’s and take a look.
Rappahannock Wool Pool will be held from eight Tuesday morning, „ June 24 until two o’clock that'qfternoon at Washington Cooperative Fruit Growers Packing House on Route 211 between Washington and Sperryville. Just three more days to get those fleeces off. As a result of the increased sheep population more wool is expected to be pooled than ever before in Rappahannock.
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