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By W. H. Lyne, Courtly Agent
Many farmers have been asking of results of our “wheel-track” corn planting demonstration so we got some pictures. While your scribe isn’t even a good amateur . . . and too a picture isn’t quite like being there and looking at the real thing ... the pictures can give you an idea of the results.
The picture above shows the corn planted by the wheel-track method between the two markers while that planted by the conventional method is on either side.
Pictures on opposite page were taken inside the corn near ground j level. Picture on the right (photo No. 1) shows corn planted the usual way while on the left (photo No. 2) is that planted in the
Deeds Recorded
William A. Brockwell to J. Stanley Magee 40 acres; Jackson District.
Mr. R. Bradford, Jr. to Rappahannock County Mfr., Inc. Tract 1 - 36.690 A.; Tract 2 - 3.960 A.; Wakefield District.
Mabel B. Gore to James W.
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