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of nitrating apple trees Get the cost per ton andj per cent nitrogen in that ton. Divide total pounds N per ton into the price per ton and buy cheapest per pound of Nitrogen.
Plow com land treated with atraiine last spring before seeding small grains. Most soils are in good plow condition now. Make sure to plow clay loams this fall so mother nature will be working on your team in making a good seed bed possible by spring planting time.
Mice and Rata are moving to warmer quarters for winter. Get a supply of warfarin (ready prepared or mix your own). Keep plenty of bait available to Mr. Rat and Miss Mouse. Farfarin kills slowly and rodents need a lethal dose. Follow precautions on container and check bait stations often to see they’re well supplied!
Make a leaf mulch . . . don’t burn them!
Winterize machinery you’ll be using, drain motors that will be idle until spring. Drain garden hoses thoroughly.
In preparing for pruning: cut dead and broken limbs from tree first; such will give men a better picture of the tree and a better idea on how to prune the live-wood. , Buying Mixed Feeds? Get pounds TDN per ton, price per ton, divide and order the feed that costs less per pound of Total Digestible Nutrients. Okay, okey ... so I have taken all the joy out of living . . . Remember that timely stitch idiom?
Vaccination Report: The October Livestock Health Bulletin from the state Vet’s office shows only Norfolk County, of all (what was) Virginia counties had vaccinated a higher percentage of her heifers than had Rappahannock. The report covered vaccinations from Jan. 1 through Sept. SO.
Our cattlemen had had 1456 or 66.2% of their heifers vaccinated as compared to Norfolk’s 845 head representing 70.8% of the total.
Go Rappahannock 1 Go, team go! Three months to got Make it 100%.
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