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Rapp-Chats

Bv W. H. Ljne

“BUSY? Why a county agent never gets that way, he never works, just rides up and down the road.’ How many times I’ve heard that crack and how many times last week and the week before that did I wish I had those cracking jaspers along. Calf inspections all last week umpteen nead on forty-eignt farms. Making notes on calves eliminated, walking up hills, riding in the back of a pickup with H. B. Wood, Jr. at the wheel was really an experience never to beforgottea Week before, checking on corn demonstrations, measuring yields, row distances, toten out corn. Had hoped to have a detailed report out before now but still haven’t found that time stretcher. No complaints though, never knew what it was like not to be in a rush or not to have more to be done than could get done Had a man call me before 4H camp to inspect a pasture field and make recommendations. Haven’t gotten to him yet and then? Just as we (Rodes, Jim andl) were finishing inspecting the 47th herd came a call from Ruby,“Mrs. Haggerty wants your recommendations about a barn for horses . . .can’t wait until after you’re back from B’burg. B'BURG? That’s my name for Blacksburg where I’ll be schooling all this week. More simplex form of linear programming.

BIG LITTERS. . .Janet and Lois Yates’ sow presented tjjem.with 15 pigs, C.G. Thoyn hill's 14 head. Yup these are Yorks in our 4-H Sears project. What an opportunity to get breeding stock. Steve Green, Geo. Menefee, Martha Lou . .what’s happen

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