The Casto Brothers run a delivery truck for the accommodation of their customers. The traveling facilities throughout the community are excellent. There is excellent taxi service available. The average distance to the railroad station is less than one mile. The farms of the community are being improved each year by tile drainage, manure fertilizer, lime, and cover crops.
Special attention is given to seed selection by many of the farmers.
Spraying is practiced in the control of insects and diseases, and a number of farmers market apples, plums, berries, and other fruit. There are four dairy hards in the community with a total of about eighty-five cows. Two of the herds are mostly purebred animals, Jerseys and Holsteins, respectively, and all use purebred sires. The two purebred herds are members of the Central West Virginia Cow Testing Association. The other herd made the highest individual production of milk and the second highest individual production of butter fat for any member of the association.