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wheel - track immediately after plowing and without disking.

Both areas were treated for weed control by applying atraeine which does not control all grasses.

Also, you may note a better stand of corn where the seed bed was prepared by disking.

Actually, the stand obtained in the wheel-trdck methcxf is better than was anticipated because of several factors; First, we did not get a clean plowing job; secondly, a shield came loose on one side of the planter which clogged the planter plate and thirdly, we did not have an experienced op erator. Conclusion . . . corn can be grown successfully this way at a worth-while saving but it requires development of the art . . . knowhow is not enough.

Fletcher 3.22 acres; Hawthorne District.

Marvin Claude Cook to Willie Byrd Payne and Martha Garner Payne lot in Flint Hill; Wakefield District.

ferriage Register

James William Poole to Betty Janney Meyers.

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