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found in* pasture, honeysuckle and sissafras, weed tree growth, etc., while land on the same farms less suitable was being devoted to production of crops, apples, etc. IMoney, labor, wear and tear oni {machinery being spent whe^e physical characteristics of tne soil limited to a great extent the results. / . ; | In the not too distant future, possibly 18-to-24 months, we will know’ what every acre of Rappahannock soil is best suited to produce most economically. We will know where' the soils are that tan stand up under continuous Cropping profitably if properly tnanaged. Which soils, although Capable of economic production, are inclined to wash if put under an intensive fanning system, i There is. no need to wait for Completion of the survey. Coleipan. Carter and Derting all try do see the land owner when they
ton his or her farm to survey
; soils. Every landowner should
his utmost to be with Coleman, . Carter or Derting to learn just schat kinds of soil on are his farm and what each type can best be used for right then and there— and thereby be ahead of the game, j No need to want until after the j survey is completed county wise.
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