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1 lie ewe jwpuiauuu «• county stands at 2549 head and total tax at $82,482.00 3. The Rappahannock ewe population has dropped an alarming 34% in the past ten years. 4. Seven thousand four hundred and four ewes would pay ALL the Rappahannock farm and real estate tax.

5. We can feed this many ewes (and many more) seven months out of the year on pasture wasted by our cattle and cows without reducing , potential income from this kind of livestock.

6. Is a stray, tagless, dog going to stand between you and your schools, roads, church, the standard of living of your very own, or your source of tax money?

RAPP-CHATS

By: W. EL Lyn#

County Agent

There are several events coming up which I’d like to call to the attention of our farmers:

Tuesday February 14th, Sixth Annual Middleburg Pasture School to be held at the Community Center. The program:

9:30-10 a. m.,Opening Remarks, J: R. Hutcherson.

10:00-10:40 a. m. A Look at Nitrogen Fertilizer, H. L. Dun

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