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Four-State Farmers
Fleeting Scheduled
For January 23
Cou:rty Agent, W. H. Lyne and ’'.ur-Ktate Fanners Committeemen A. C. Latham a.3d J. M. G1 Bannon announce two more featured speakers who will appear at ■dhe ninth annual Four-State Farmers meeting, scheduled foe Friday, January 23 in Hagerst( w.k Fran!;i:n Court.
They r -c -John F. Shoulders, ast-cicte exte.is'on agronomist, VPI, rrd CS_ir!es Eil ngtqn, extension ngronahiict cf the Uahersity of Maryland.
The difeu sion topic of this years meeting will be “A Sound Fo age Program for liic-easing Vf u • P Tofts,” and die wtvj.e pogi-am h ;- hern planned so as ro f>a < • s-iec'il *nterwt to farme s ' > "h M ry’and. V7e»t V: gin'e. Vi g ilia H Pennsylviui VIn ? s.
The meeting will get underway at 9«15 <a,m. and Mr. Shciulders will explain modern methods of
‘‘Managing Established A flf.v
for. Quality and High Ycilds," and Mr. Ellington will discuss the problem of “How to Get Legume Grass Mixture -Started.’* .
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