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THE Rappahannock county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) office is continuing to monitor area farmer’s supply needs to help alleviate serious problems this fall.
J. W. Coates, executive director, says his office has been keeping tabs on local farm fuel and fertilizer supplies since early spring.
“We plan to continue these checks on fuel and fertilizer, and we are also monitoring the availability of storage space and transportation equipment to help, where possible, to prevent crop spoilage and losses caused by
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