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Livestock Day has been scheduled for February 18th at the Middleburg Pasture School with' the program as follows:
Morning Session
9:45-10:00 a.m. Remarks by Chairman^ John R. Hutcheson, Pres. V.P.I. Educational Foundation.
10:00-10:30 Weed Control in Pastures and Hay Crops by W. E. Chappell, Prof, of Plant Physiology, V.P.I.
10:30-10:35 Discussion
10:35-l 1:20 The Effects of Climate on Crops by D. E. McCkmd, Acting Head, Humid Pasture and Range, Forage and Range Research Branch, U.S.D.A., Beltsvillc, Md. . ■ , . .11 :20-l1 -25 Discussion. * 11:25-11*55 Matures for Horse#.and Managing Pastures, R. E. Blaser, Prof, of Agronomy, V.P,Ly ll :55-12i00 Noon Discussion •
Afternoon Session
1<004:05 p.m. Remarks by the< Chairman
1:05-1:50 Feeding Grain on Pasture and Finishing Yeading Steers. Glade Spring Experiments, R. C. Carter, Prof, of Animal Husbandry, V.P.I.; Middleburg Expt. C. C. Mast, Ext. Animal Husbandman, V.P.I.
1:50-2:10 Discussion
0-2:20 The Value of ForJges for Winter Suckling Calves land Dams. R. C. H'ammes, Jr., lAss’t. Prof., .Northern Va. pasture | Research Station, 1 2:20-2:25 Discussion I 2:25-2:35 The Value of Forage for Wintering Steers. H. T. I Bryant, Associate Prof, Northern Va. Pasture Research Station. 2:35-2:50 General Discussion
2:50-3:50 Tour of Experiments at the Northern Virginia Pasture Research Station, conducted by R. C. Carter; C. C. Mast; R. C. Hammes, Jr.,; G. D. Kite, Extension Agrie. Engineer, V.P.I.; H. T. Bryant, and J. F, Shoulders, Associate Extension Agronomist, «V.P.I.
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