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per cow is $18.75 whether 1 own the cow or if she belongs to a good Dutchman from the west side of the Blue Ridge. We ask this man, or anyother a top of $2.00 per cow per month. This figures $l4.00for the'year. L66ks* to me like 1 lost $4.75, maintained his cow, grew her calf, and in the process lowered the fertility level of my land. If we’re gonna continue doing business like this, is there any wonder people say, *no one can make money farming.* Maybe^ypu can't and could be tnat .i d fail' too, but one thing for sure those cows from Page are still coming to Rappahannock. I doubt if many of the same cows are still around but I dare state that several of the same men who rented Rappahannock pasture in 1946 were back last year. If a man stays in the farming business from Page (or Tim-Buck-Too) I for one, believe he can if he lives in Rappahannock; that is if he wants to.
—W. H. Lyne,
County Agent
Interest To Veterans
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