Missouri Berry Crop Prospects Rise Across Southwest Missouri
Readable sections show Aroma strawberries-packed in 24-quart ventilated crates—expected movement from multiple towns including Anderson Verona Sarcoxie Neosho and Monett. Harvest volumes project 15 to 300 cars with May shipments and associations coordinating sales and transport.
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Anderson
Anderson Fruit Growers’ Association
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Neosho
F. Karbe
Southwest Missouri Fruit Growers’ Association
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Monett
Casaville
Strawberry acreage and Aromas drive Missouri crop outlook
Growers from Anderson to Sarcoxie report strawberry plantings near 1,500 acres, with Aroma the dominant variety. Estimates show crops of 800 cars possible, with shipments to begin mid May and run through June, and yields improving over last year.
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Aromas strawberry crop shows potential rise in Missouri
Reports from Verona and Washburn indicate several hundred acres of Aromas strawberries with 150 acres in bloom and expected shipments starting May 10 to 20. Yields hinge on plant condition after spring rains, with 10 to 60 carloads projected versus prior year.
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Minneapolis Market Gardeners Elect Officers at 25th Meeting
Reeves, 8410 president, and north secretary, were elected at the twenty-fifth annual meeting held March 25 in the Produce Exchange. Other officers include Virtue of New Brighton as vice president, A Theorin of Camden Station as assistant secretary, and Libby of Camden Station as treasurer. The association has about 300 gardeners in Minneapolis and vicinity.
Pipestone to Raise More Potatoes in County Plans
Pipestone Minnesota reports present indications of an increased potato acreage in Pipestone county for the current year. The note cites farmers preparing larger fields and expanded production as prices and demand warrant.
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Pipestone County
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