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September 17, 1948 - 985th Meeting

The Enterprize Club

The club met with L.S. Wesley six days
late due to the annual Montgomery County Horse
Show on the regular date from meeting.

Many members + guests were loaded into
the farm truck for a tour of the farm.
Alloway farm has been converted during
the last few years to a grassland
farm. The secretary was not with the
group on the truck making the inspection,
but he is well familiar with the luscious
pasture over most of the farm. Orchard
grass in combination with lespedeza or
ladino clover forms a good part of the
acreage, and this plant, which is considered
a weed by several members of our club,
carries more stock for more days and keeps
them in better condition than any other part of crop of
the farm. Liberal use of lime + fertilizer has contributed_{to the productive state of the farm.}

The secretary and some other straglers
caught up with the rest of the group at
the farm pond which has been constructed
since our last meeting here. This pond
which covers about 1 acre was made
with bulldozers and is fed by several