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' t • .v : Reports, seemingly authentic though difficult to conceive, have been received that Terry Curtis, cjairyman of Oraijge, provided 80 head of Jersey cattle green forage for thirty days frbm four acres of Sweet Sudan grpss. The forage crop was chopped with! a field harvester and fed in troughs immediately after harvesting. -Sweet Sudan hju proven excellent for supplemental pasturage in July and August [when bluegrass and white clovejr pastures are dormant. ! In passing alo^g the highway, G. M. Black, Sperryvijlle, appai^ntly is follojwing the same practice as Curtjis in providing fresh succulent fofage for the Mt. Vernon herd. Undoubtedly! Orange has had more raijnfall than Rappahannock. For sUre our dried up pastures haven’t been irtdUctive to a full milk flow nor putting good gains pn steers. I
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