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Mr. Choi To Spend
r. Chang Hae Choi of"Korea~
at- Clover Hill Farm with the O’ Hannons. A graduate of Seoul Agricultureal College and employed at Ae Songwhan National Livestock Farm is Chief of the Large Animal Section, Mr. Choi is spending a year in Virginia studying pasture, forage crops and silage production and the use of these crops as feed for livestock.
Rappahannock was included in Mr. Choi’s itinerary as an ideal location to observe a livestock operation because her soils and topography are somewhat similar to the areas in Korea in which Mr. Choi will be interested in u?ing for pasture and forage crop production.
‘‘Korean farms are small, averaging two acres in size. At present each cultivated acre must feed four persons.
“The present economic situation preclude? extensive use of expensive concentrates and there is a heed for a man to become thoroughly acquainted with the use of pastures, hay, silage, and root crops irl livestock production. The still persistant custom of cooking livestock feed must be supplanted with less wasteful methods.”—Background, purpose and objective of stjudy.
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