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The Rappahannock Extension Office invites fruit growers to attend a series of in-orchard meetings scheduled from March through August.

These meetings will be held in orchards located in Rappahannock and Madison counties.

The first one in Rappahannock is on April 7 at Muskrat Haven Farm on Route 211 near Amissville. (An Apple Tree Grafting Workshop will be

Real estate

transactions

The following real estate transactions were recorded recently in the Rappahannock Circuit Court Clerk’s office:

William Magge and wife to William Magge, trustee, 7.4045 acres, Jackson District. Deed of gift.

Katherine Lillard Boyd and others to Mill Creek Homes, LLC, 1.095 acres, Hampton District. $40,000.

Thomas Benjamin Massie and wife to Aney Melissa Massie Hoehn, 11.3402 percent undivided interest in 38.8028 acres. Hampton District. Deed of gift.

Thomas Benjamin Massie and wife to Aney Melissa Massie Hoehn, 1.1936 percent undivided interest in 38.8028 acres, Hampton District. $2,315.57.

Mont Medi Farm, LLC to Michael T. Brown, trustee, 1.8745 acres, Hawthorne District. $119, 950.

Whipporwill, LLC to Sharon Genebach Luke, 8.298 acres, Hampton District.

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