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Char If ;s E. (Eddie) Sutphin, Washin gton^ Virginia (tel. <575 3566 b ias successfully completed tra ining for AI technicians held recently at the Breef jing Center at R ocky Mour it. Mr. Sutphin replaced Edwin Scroggins, Jr. and star ted work this week. R appahannock citizens, havinf j cows (dairy or bee f) they wf mt bred artificially t o bulls 0#. any of the major- dairy b <reeds or to Angus, Short'norn, Hereford, Cliarolais bulls, etc. should contact Mr. Sutphin. Calls should be made before 8:30 a.m. or a'fter 5:00 p.m. Those not on the Washington telephone exchange who have to call long distance may do so “collect”.
•******«»•* Materials recommended for control of lice on beef cattle by the Va. Tech En tomologist. Jack Rowell, are Malathion and Coumaphos (Coral). At this season of the year Mr. Rowell prefers Malathion 57% @ 6 1/2 ouncefj per 5 gals. of water; or 57% Malathion at 1 gallon per 100 gallons of water. Read, the label ahd follow manufacturers directions.
In need of Yorkshire gilts or boars? Contact one of our 4-H members in t:he Sears Sow Project; Martha Lou O’Bannon, Woodvill e; C. G. Thornhill, Jr., Boston; Steve Green or Steve Allen Smitl} Boston, who live at Slate Mills or George Menefee also of Boston. Saw Mr. J ohnny Jenkins in Culpeper last Tuesday...he planned to go look.
Don't get in too big a hurry to plant corn better wait until early May. Cold weather can stunt corn boyond recovery, particularly during the seedling stage.
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