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SURVEY TO BEGIN
On or about October 1, C. S. Coleman is to move to Rappaliannock County to start a detail survey of the county. Progress will likely be slow in the beginning in that Mr. Coleman will have to return to Notoway County to complete soil sampling as soon as there is enough rain to make it possible.
It seemed best to move to the county early enough this fall to allow for preliminary inspection £f the county so that the mapping legend could be well worked out before bad weaher.---_ The unusual interest in a survey showed by the farmers and farm leaders of Rappahannock County indicates unusual co-operation in the survey. We bggin the survey with great deal of enthusiasm. —Va. Soil Survey News Letter). s
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