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CULPEPER LIVESTOCK

MARKET

'■ Culpeper, Virginia

February 1C, 1959 steers, Slaughter 24-27 steers, Feeder 28-32.50 Heifer* 19-23 Cows 14-20.50 ^ Bulls 22-26.75 Calves 16.50-40.25 Hogs 14-1720 Sows 12-14.75 Shoats 14-16.50 Baby Calves bh $6.00-$39.75 Baby Pigs bh $4.00-$15.00

RAPP CHATS

under which the hay was prepared, soil type on which it was grown, climate conditions during the growing season and so forth.

Rappahannock doesn’t produce enough winter forage crops anyway. Dry seasons have taught us Lespedeza Ls a poor crop to count on for winter’s supply of feed. Many farms do not have soils suited to Alfalfa production. For. these and other reasons clover is a mighty important prop to us and therefore I’d like to hear from more farmers as to their experience in feeding clover hay or mixed clover and grass hay made from the second cutting. Have you had trouble or not_ let me know..we might help Dr. Ackerman uncover something that will he most beneficial.

Rules of the Feeder Calf Sale planned to be held at the Culpeper Enterprise in April for the first time are out. If you have feeder steers or heifers (weighing 400900 pounds come sale time) make your nominations by March 1st. Rules and nomination forms arc at the office. gard to where and when this occurs, the type of hay, conditions

4-H CLUB DOINGS

includes the following active 4-H members and leaders: Peachey Lyne, Doris‘Ann Atkins, Randall Updike, Walter B. Kilby, Jean Lillard, Mrs. Carson Lillard, Mrs Willie Gentry, and Mrs. Frank Cary.

The 4-H Tractor Maintenance Project was held this week at Kyle and Compton’s Sales and Service in Brandy. The boys were instructed on the proper care of the oil filter, making carburator adjustments ahd winter care of their tractors.

The Sperryville Sr. 4-H Club meeting was held at the home of Larry' Gossom. The topic of discussion was correctly filling in record project books and discussing

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