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materials distributed on ways and means of stretching your winter feed supplies are available at the office for any Rappahannock livestock owner. Call Washington 2231 if you would like for us to send you a copy.

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Since sending out suggestions for spraying cattle for lice control to all Rappahannock farmers several tele* phone calls and office. visits have been made by farmers who have found their cattle or calves to' be lousy but, who apparently did not get the mimeographed instructions. We also have a few of these suggestions so call in case you want them. *•

Regardless check and re-check your cattle for lice infestation no matter whether you did or did not spray for flies last summer. This may have killed lice then but there have been plenty of opportunities for reinfestation since. Like it or 'not most -cattle—anywhere in Virginia are lousy—the important thing is not to neglect treatment to get rid of 'em.

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I set and hear of fruit growers who in an efturt to carry out desirable cultural, practices in their orchards clean debris from under their trees, spread nitrogen fertilizer

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