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Keep in Touch,
Says ASC Chrm.
Responsibility often rests with the farmer to notify his county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service county office of changes in his farm plans and operations. This reminder came today from Chairman H. S. Barksdale. “The county ASCS office needs to know, for instance, if your allotment crop is destroyed by weather and you plan to plant a different crop, if your practice under the Agricultural Conservation Program will be delayed beyond the completion time, if you are in any of the programs administered by ASCS and you buy or sell or lease farmlands,” said the ASC committee chairman. “Most farmers know they should notify the county ASCS office about such matters,” he added, “but sometimes in the midst of a busy time they forget.
He pointed out that it is not usually necessary to visit the county ASCS office in person. “Often a phone call or a short letter is all that’s necessary. Then, if the county ASCS office people find more information is needed, they will let the farmer know.”
“Of course, visitors to the ASCS office are always welcome,” he said. “Not only do we find it easier to keep the records straight for the farmer who comes in, but we also keep ourselves better infomed. about the entire agricultural picture.”
Washington Methodist Plans Revival
Revival services will be held at the Washington United Methodist Church from August 10 to 15. Services will begin each night at 8 p.m. and special music will be
provided. The Rev. Jerry Campbell will be the speaker for the services.
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