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By W. H. Lyne, County Agent
There are two very pertinent facts related to‘our nation’s and county's agricultu re which I wish to try to bring to the attention of Rappahannock farmers—farmers who think and then do. One: our population is increasing very rapidly; and two: productive soil from which food for these mouths must be grown is decreasing rapidly. '_ _
I’m not attempting to begin to say what should be done about the population trend; however, the trend of productive acreages is and will be a result of yesterday. . . today and tomorrow. Whether the trend con(See YESTERDAY . . page 8)
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