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A.S.C. Wheat Storing

Report For Virginia As the 1955 wheat crop ripens andharvest commences, the United States Department of Agriculture - released a list of Virginia warehouses which are approved to store wheat under price support loans Sr purchase agreements. These warehouses have been signed under a U. S. D. A Uniform Grain Storage Agreement, under which there will be uniform grain handling charges. The total storage capacity under such agreements is 1,149,000 bushels. The name and addresses and capacity of the Virginia warehouses are as follows:

Buckingham Mills, Buckingham, 25,000; Cargill, Inc., Richmond, 400,000; Churchland Grain and Supply Corp., Churchland, 50,000; Janney-Marshall Corp., Fredericksburg, 34,000; Homer R. Kline, Inc., Harrisonburg, 8,000 Homer R. Kline, Inc., Woodstock, 40,000; Northerr* Neck Grain Coop., Nomini Grove, 70,000; Page Milling Co., Luray,

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