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Weed Control
Continued from page one to adequately control weeds and yield reductions occurred.
—A. H. Kates
Thus modern farmers searching ■for sorer weed control methods are turning-more and more to the use of chemicals. New chemicals are being made available which do better jobs.
Costs should not be measured just in terms of cost per gallon of the chemical. Whether this cost proves a cheaper investment will depend on whether you apply the right chemical in the right amount at the right time to the right weed.
Sounds difficult but it is simple and faster than cultivating.
Kates, recognized as the man with the most know how in chemical weed control in the State of Virginia will be in Rappahannock May 1st to show and explain to our producers the best methods of chemial weed ontrol in orn.
Watch further announcements in this paper for other details on May 1st Demonstration on Making Corn Production Pay.
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