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third years business jooo.oJ. A fourth service fee was required on _ less than 2% of the cows bred.
Members -also decided not to. charge small herd owners (5 cow4 or less) the usual $5.00 member-* such owners did not exceed 49% of the gross. Such is a nice gesture toward providing service to the small herd owners at a minimum cost, Ths Association is -ftrst aiidforemost interested in improving the. type and production of the dairy cow in Rappahannock county
whether she be a provider of j milk for the family, for the processing milk producer or for “Grade A” shipper. I
The Virginia Association with which RARA is associated is growing. In 1950 twenty-one thousand and thirty five cows were bred while last year’s services showed an increase of over fourteen thousand.. R. A. B. A. members are looking forward to the freshening next month of the first artificially produced heifer since the organization began operation. I predict the production of these heifers, if given a fair chance will cause other cow owners to get on die band wagon and do business with R. A. B. A. . If you don’t think a gpod producing dairy cow is a hard item to locate in this county try and lockte one. Incidently in case you know anyone having family cows to sell let me know; have had several inquiries. I /
W. H. Lyne.
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