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Nice compliments from a Madison citizen on the fine job being done over that way by two of our ladies, Leuna Smith and Cotton Miller. A-quick Amen to the remark from another Madison guy standing on the same. It has been suggested that some sort of*" ‘idea box” or "idea column” be started in the News. Sj) we’ll stick our necks out and takje a shot. 5lot that we have all the know how . . . heck no . . . wisp I did ... no doubt would be better off. Anyway here we go. Idea 1. How about a preserved wood business such as treated farm gates or farm bridges. Understand you can get technical advise from National Forest Products
Research Laboratory. Angijs McDonald, at Rapidan (“Everdure”) is' doing well with his treated posts, fence panels, stock •rate business. He is in the pifie belt so to speak ... we are in the oak country! See lots of gates and farm bridges deteriorating rapidly with no preservative!
Idea 2. Custom Pruning Crews Idea 3. Custom Chemical Spraying unwanted hardwood growth, honeysuckle, poison oak, coralberrv, etc. A. S. C. allows such as “qualifying practice.” in pastures and woodland improvement. People are a bit leary to use such chemicals in orchard spray rigs
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