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“PRODUCERS will soon be deciding how much and what feed grain crops to plant this spring,” says T.R. Taylor, Chairman, Rappahannock County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee (ASC), “and ifote have a decent planting season the acreage may increase.”
The 1975/76 feed grain predictions for the Nation were announced during the recent National Agricultural Outlook Conference held in Washington, D.C.
Weather difficulties in 1974 prevented growers from planting their full intentions or caused them to shift to other crops, Taylor said. Feed grain harvested acreage in Virginia was approximately 689,000 acres last season. “Weather permitting, we will surpass that this season,” Taylor said. Feed grain prices are stronger relative to competing crops. Washington officials indicate average corn yields for the Na
94.8%