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ful though. Consideration of presr ent livestock on hand, crop productive practices, buildings on.' hand of needed to be built, markets, the'difference between Income and the potential, difference in feeding practices, variation in costs, etc. . For these reason, the interest being shown, the possibility of change being wise “The Dairy*, , Story” will be presented to any Rappahannock farmer interested on Fridav, January II at Wash- '— ington, Va., at the Fire House, ' Five men are expected from Warren County and 6 or 7 from Page. Mur*’ planning has been done to get r»ic best men possible to apnea- on the program which is as follows:
Frid-*w ___January 11, 1957
F're Mouse_Washington, Va.
10:00 am. Establishing the T>"rv F-d (Sources k Cost) by M. F. F’-lmore, Extension Diary Specialist
10:45 a.m., Questions and Answers
11:00 a.m.. Construction and Remodeling Costs (Complete ' Types of Bams, Milking Areas, * bv G. D. Kite,, Extension Agriculture Engineer . ' :
11:45 a.m., Questions and Answers ’*"' . - ■ . *■’ ’
12:00 N. D»TTCH LUNCH • 1 K)0 pjm.. Potential In Dairying (Price estimates k Production Trends, by Carl Arnold, Associate Extension Agriculture Economist , 1:45 p.m.. Questions and An- . • swers 2:00 p.m., Total Costs & Po(Continued
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