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Rapp-Chats ByW.RLyne Prices to the Culpeper-Rappahannock Wool Pool assigners will be as follows: $71.70 For Clear Tied $60.80 For Light Burry $53.50 For Dead, Black, Lambs, Etc. $13.50 For Tags. Wool will be collected at Culpeper Farmers Cooperative between the hours of 8 a.m. and 12 noon...Daylight Saving Time. No wool will be accepted after twelve o'clock, as wool must be trucked to Marshall ■ and combined with that from Fauquier by 2 p.m. Producers who failed to assign wool to the pool should call the Co-op around 10:30 11:00 a.m. to learn if there is still room for their wool as the amount of wool advertised and bought by the Na• tional Worsted Company may l not vary more than 10%. The Situation Corn planted, a pre-emergt ence application of weed con; trol chemicals applied, hard : rain caused upland soil to ; crust over preventing 1/4 tc i 1/3 of corn from emerging. The Question What can be done to release this sprouted corn and thereby insure a better stand and at the same time not lose the effectiveness of the .weed control chemical? The Answer Give the field a light going over with a spike toothed seed ing-type harrow. This will break the crust and at the . same time will not be so apt ' to bring weed seed to the sux
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