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4-State Farm Meet I
In Winchester Nov. lm
The 1962 Four-State Farmers’ f Meeting will be held Friday, t November 16, it was announced|j this week by County Agent Wil-.' liam Lyne.
This year’s meeting, the 12th ,
annual session, will be held at f the Lee-Jackson Restaurant, U. ^ S. Route 50, Winchester, with ] the program getting*underway . at 9:30 a.m. As in previous 1 years, the meeting id open to ’ the public and there Is no - charge for admission.
According to the local coun- ,
ty agent, the 1962 farmers* ]
meeting will be one of the most | instructive and interesting of this series. Noted speakers from Various organizations will be on f hand to discuss problems of importance
to farmers of the area.j
Planned by the Farmers’ Com- * mittee and the County Agents* Advisory Committee of the < Four-State Farmers’ Associa-j tion, this year’s program will ’ include such topics m weed control, forage testing programs, control of grass tetany 'and other topics. '!
Robert E. Prettyman, farm representative with the local electric utility company, and $ secretary of the Four-State, Farmers’ Association, is serving , as coordinator for the 1962 « meeting at Winchester. Herman Stockslager, president of the Four-State Association will’' open the meeting at 9 :S0.
Further topics for the one- ‘ day meeting will he announced by the County Agent as the pregram is finalised. : v i
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