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ior me prize money ottered by the fair but mainly to crack the big cattle feed lot trade of the Ohiq and Michigan corn belt.
While the local sales committees are not completely satisfied with what they have to go to Ohio, they do sincerely appreciate the cooperation displayed by local producers and believe the calves are much better than those exhibited at Michigan last year. I, for one, believe, with any luck at all in' keeping the exhibit on feed and in -good, health, the feeder calf producers from elsewhere will certainly know that Virginia has been to Ohio before the big show is over! 4-H»Boys Get Dairy Heifers
On Saturday, July 31, Ivory Atkins,and son, Ivory Atkins Jr., Isaac Menefee and son, Billy, Glenn Williams and your county agent, journeyed to Culpeper Co. to look over Holstein heifers to be purchased for 4-H project work. Two eight-month-old heifers were selected from the Russell Inskeep herd both being daughter^ of the proven Canadian bull, Emerald, swhich was brought by the Virginia Artificial Breeding Ass’n. from Temple Slaughter of Culpeper *at an attractive price and which was considered, up until his death early this year, to be one
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