Rainy July boosts Virginia crops as yields rise
July conditions favored corn, soybeans, hay and pastures with ample rain ending drought and improving subsoil moisture. By August 1 yields for corn reached 26.0 bushels with 34,372,000 bushels forecast for Virginia and 2,587,574 bushels nationally. Apples and peaches show strong progress while wheat and small grains face mixed outcomes. hay and milk production rise but oats and rye vary widely by region.
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Churches set services in standard time vote on daylight saving
Little Mountain Rest and White Hall Churches schedule services at 10 45 a m 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m eastern standard time on Sunday Aug 17 A G Turner pastor says a vote will be taken at these services to decide if they adopt daylight saving time.
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