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Performance of other crops recommended has been as follows: Red Clover: Certified Kenland, 'i 5730 lbs. per acre. Certified Vs. Adapted, 5453 lbs. peracre. (Kenland does not seem as drought resistant)
Alfalfa: Williamsburg, 9515 lbs. per acre. Atlantic, 9620 lbs. per acre. Kansas Common, 8485 lbs. per acre. Buffalo, 8840 lbs. per acre. (Buffalo is Wilt resistant, however, no case of wilt in Alfalfa imthis county has been observed.) rerry is the only Variety of soybeans adapted to our section while no orchard grass has proven superior to Virginia adapted. Topics to be discussed CowMen’s Day on Monday, March 28th at Spcrryvillc School will apply to the family cow—the cow in a grade A dairy, and a beef brood cow alike, lit is felt that every cow owner in the county should avail himself; or herself of the opportunity to learn die details of Virginia Bang's; control program as explained by Dr. Estes of the State Veterinarian’s office. > For example: an owner having hid herd of 10 cows finds six to be reactors. To get rid of this number would put him in a financial strain. Should he sell? Should he sell and replace, or would it be wise to retain the reactors and build up a vaccinated herd? If he elects to sell, how is the value of the cow “on the farm" determined, and how much money can he get over af)d above what die may bring on th<| market when sold for slaughter? The program will,get underway at ten o’clock sharp. There’ll be plenty of seats as well as an opportunity for questions from the floor. Hope to see you March 28th at Sperryville School.
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Had a call last Friday night' from a Veterinarian over Winchester way who is interested in setting up business here I Dr. Morrison came over to talk die matter
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