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Sound farm management, efficient use of machinery, efficiency in production and marketing arc certainly musts in tile years ahead ... more sQ for Rappahannock farmers than elsewhere.study agricultural outlooks for the various pr<>durts we produce if you don’t realize it!
Some have and do, thank goodness. Two marketing studies are underway in this area1 right now. WOOL and FEEDER PIGS, -r
Independent wool-pools in Northern Virginia are planning a gettogether possibly in F e b r u a r y which could prove a healthy move. Unity fensure can help bargaining power.
A meeting of Extension Workers and fanners was Held recently in Culpeper to discuss-Feeder Pig Sales in this section. In 1959, 8965 head of feeder pigs were marketed throuh organized sales in Virginia at $2.00 to $4.00 increased income per head. Details are to be presented Rappahannock Farmers at the courthouse at 7:30 p.rri. on February 4th by Roi M. Godsey, Swine Specialist from our State Agricultural College. Watch for further details_possibly a questionnaire on production information that will be needed.
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