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firms of the county have • real •take in this question and therefore should attend she hearing. Perhaps our Washington Town Council should have a representative present to see what is in die mill. At 1:30 pan. tomorrow,' a discussion on fertilizers will be held at the Soil Survey Office in the Rappahannock National Bank Building for Agronomy lay-leaders of the county, local fertilizer dealers and the professional agricultural workers of the county. The discussion is sponsored by the Extension Service and will feature "Fertilizer Analysis and Rates of Application as related to Crops , and Their,Specific Needs" by G. R. Epperson, Associate Extension Agronomist of V.P.I. and “The Natural Fertility of Rappahannock Soils and their Chemical Reaction when Fertilizer is Applied” hy C. S. Coleman, Assist. Agronomist, Virginia Soil Survey.
C. R. Wire and W. M. Stuart purchased Angus bulls last week from Kinloch Farm, Supply, Virginia. Two of these bulls am sons of "1066th” of Kinloch fame for years which now has Several sons being used in the purebred herd at Kinlock. The Stuart bull is a son of the 1954 Grand Champion at the Canadian Royal Show!
It has been reported that Thornton Hill Farm also purchased two fine Angus bulls from the Dr. Lohr herd in the Shenandoah County. '' * >
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