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versity of W. Va. 3. Trench Silo. Tow to construct for self feeding with concrete bottom; with concrete sides and bottom; also making grass silage above ground. Stanley Stabler, extension agronomist University of Md. 4. Grass combinations for hay and pasture. A discussion of what is being done at Middleburg with results up to date and proper management of forage grasses. New findings over those reported last year. Attempting to secure Dr. Blazzer or Dr. Skrdla, VPI Exp. Station, Middleburg, Va. 5. Irrigation problems and facts that should be known by the farmers before purchasing systems. Attempting to secure. James Lillard, VPI. 6- Tentative plans call for a discussion on the Agrictjltural Outlook if a National figure can be secured to discuss this topic.
George Mullan, secretary Farmers’ Committee, has been requested to send 100 copies of the program. Advise, if ^ou’d like a copy.'
Don’t forget the demonstration of
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Rappahannock High School
Teams Defeat Toms Brook
Rappahannock High School basketball teams played their first game of the season against Toms Brook in the Sperryville School auditorium Tuesday, December 9, at 7:30 p.m. Both Rappahannock teams were victorious, with the girls’ score 70-38 and the boys’ score 41-27. The boys game was hard fought and not as easy a victory as the score would indicate. The girls game was a pushover, with the teams unevenly matched.
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