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FVnnsrlvania. This rear e eht bor ers from the Buckeye ■ ■re purchased 441 hea<l as com•-•ji'-ed to 221 going to ten buyers •'•om Quakerland Also if was the i >■. r rim.. Rappahannock calves mere sold into Indiana! 74 head). The sale grossed ?1 17.0^1.10 with calves averaging $11".40 per head and 44R pounds.
Farmers Receive
921.19 From Soil
Rnnk Wheat Reserve
W -’iwahannock County farmers p’-iv share as much as $7..47.44 • >e» t rear as payment for pl.icnu: ^87 7 acres of cron land m the
‘so’' Bank Wheat Aneag'Ppscrv e. Thei •• were 17 Reserve agreements -.igi.oi! .luring the ogn • n ’seriod rerentlv ended. Octob-r 4 1"47 Chairman, Rappahannock County ASC Committee reno its.
I oiler the |0s7 Wheat Reserve Pro-T.-aoi Is county farmers recei..,1 <; 021 10 for -aline 174.2
• "* o* o’ml", non. M'»st of this land w as put info consei" atiou
The loss Wheat Acreage Reserve prov isions permit land in thReserv> to be left idle. However, most farmers wisely establish a
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