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Agriculture: Naturally Rappahannock's largest industry on which most of us rely, one way or another, for our livelihood. Jn past years much progress has been made in marketing livestock and preventing and controlling livestock diseases. Both can be expanded upon and improved.
Better land use, feeding and management of livestock and related enterprises such as: cultural methods, fertilization, tilth. Also production, handling and methods of feeding quality forages.
Areas in tree fruit production handling and marketing plus related phases. Combination of enterprises.
Business and Industry: Will operation of our Ski Slope result in a sharp increase in tourism? campers, gasoline, automotive repairs, the need of first aid. Our unemployed and under-employed. Once industrial development starts, others come. Progress means increased advantages. Any change, no matter how slight, brings problems. Frank Louches, whose educated guess is 500-1000 week end ski enthusiasts a week says around 30 per cent will want over night lodging in tourist courts, homes or bunk houses. Probably
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