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Rapp-Chats By Rap Owings, Ext. Agent The Culpeper folks have invited us to join them on a one-day bus trip to the Pennsylvania Farm Show at Harrisburg on Wednesday, January 12. One of the annual agricultural classics of the East, the Pennsylvania Farm Show has thirteen acres under roof. Big events of the day will-be judging of the beef cattle classed’ and 'the horse pulling contest. Of course, there are many other things to see. Just to look over the farm machinery and equipment display would take at least a half a day. Then there are the usual swine and sheep exhibits. And those famous Pennsylvania Dutch breeders of geese, ducks, swans and other exotic fowl will have their very best birds on hand in the hopes of
How to Keep
Yule Plants Yes, those cherished holi- ■ day plants can keep on growing into next year. As a tropical plant, poinsettias like plenty of water and warmth—70 to80 degrees. Be sure to keep these plants in a warm place at night. Though they blaze with fiery-red-colored balls, Jerusalem cherries are rather cool natured. For them, the temperature should be held at 60 to 65 degrees. Avoid overwatering.
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