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Cathy Johnson, Tammy and Cindy Dwyer
> •Crop Reporting Deadline Mid-July
July 15 is the deadline for reporting these crops: Corn, grain sorghum, soybeans, and ACR (set aside) land, reportStTom Taylor at the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) of Rappahannock.
Producers who (ail to report crops will be ineligible for any program benefits.
Accurate, timely crop reports will be used to determine history credit, proven yields, and for federal crop insurance purposes.
Zero crop reports will protect a farmer’s base, if none planted. Reminder Only the signature of the farm owner, farm operator or authorized power of attorney can be accepted.
• Forty-seven ‘Golden’
Forty-seven children have signed up to “Read for the Gold” at the Rappahannock County Library. There’s still time for more to get started.
Reminders: Story hour and movie-time begin Wednesday, July 11 at 10 a.m. Preschoolers will meet at the library for stories, songs, games and crafts; older brothers and sisters can see movies at the Trinity Episcopal Church hall.
Movies have been specially selected for children between the ages of six and 12.
Movies July 11 are:
• “Many Moons.” Based on James Thurber’s Caldecott Medal winner, this film tells the tale of the little Princess Lenore who wanted the moon and how she got it. (10 minutes).
• “Dog and the Diamonds.” A group of children living in apartments where pets are forbidden use a deserted house as a private zoo and by chance capture three jewel thieves. (55 minutes).
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