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Ambulance Fund

Additional contributions jhave been made to the ambulance fund of Rappahannock I Rescue Squad. Donors are Mr. iand Mrs. F. M. Baumgardner, 'Rappahannock Insurance Agency and the Rappahannock JayceeSk 1 .

I Farm Mgr. School

Set Here Mar. 1

Economics of corn silage production is the theme of a one day Farm Management School to be held at Hampton Inn just west of Washington on 211 on Wednesday, March j 1 for Rappahannock farmers. ; According to Extension Agent, W. H. Lyne, beef production is the leading livestock enterprise in Rappahannock County. In 1964 value of all livestock and livestock products sold was $942,888. This gross can be increased by an estimated $320,000 by 1975 through improved management cultural land harvesting practices of

[forage crops produced and used for livestock feed.

Farm census data shows Rappahannock farmers inIcreased acreage of corn harvested for silage in the last ; five year period 100%. This, | Lyne says, is a healthy trend in the economics of our beef cattle industry, however much j greater economic, strides can be taken by farmers if they wish to increase their net incomes.

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