Fennville Fruit Exchange Nears Million in Sales
Fennville Michigan reports the Fruit Exchange completes its seventh season with over 1 000 000 dollars in fruit sold since formation. Membership grew from 14 to about 60 farmers. Losses over seven years are stated not to exceed one tenth of one percent by J A Barron local manager secretary and treasurer.
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Fennville
Mich
Fenn Ville
Bughigan Apple Grades Demonstrated At Growers Meeting
Grand Rapids Michigan December 9 Demonstration showed how Michigan apples meet the Braman grading law with state inspectors Taft and White guiding growers. The fifty first annual Michigan State Horticultural Society convention featured fertilizer studies orchard management and pruning and a call to unite marketing efforts at a December 28 Farm Bureau Benton Harbor meeting.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Michigan State Horticultural Society
L. R. Taft
O. K. White
State Department, Or, Agriculture
Taft
and W. Booth
Grand. Rapids
Geo
Hawley
Hart
Carl Buskirk
Co. P. Halligan
Horticultural Department
Michigan ‘Agricultural College
Cruickshank
Columbus
American Pomological Society
Ohio’ State University
Baton Rapids
Roy EB. Marshall
Michigan Agricultural College
I. L. Simonson
St. ‘Joseph
van Buren
W. C. Eckard
Paw Paw
Allegan
Alfred Bentall
Kalamazoo
R.olds
Benzie
L.kraker
Beulah
James Nicol
South’ Haven
American Farm Bureau
Michigan State Farm’ Bureau
P. "I. Griggs
Romeo
Thomas Smith
Chicago
E. J. Kraus
Madison
Wis
Mann
United State Bureau
Tsar
Ll. Grane la Pate
Michigan:Fruit Growers’ Exchange
William Daley
Riverside
Arthur L. Watson
R. H. Pettit
W. C. Dutton
G. H. Coons
T. A. Farrand
East Lansing
Michigan State
Horticultural Society
Farrand
Mr. Parrand
Igan
Michigan State Horicultural Society
George Hawley
Presiden Rogers
Dal Far
Rand
Mast
George Re Colom
Anderson
Covert
C. P. Hallig
C. P. Hallig, East: ‘Lansing; EB. Ge Verduyn
Norris
A. M. Bullock
Lapeer
Farm Bureau
Benton Harbor
Fruit Market Notes From Denver Show Mixed Demand
Report from Denver indicates modest improvement in fruit offerings with demand generally steady. Prices listed include Northwestern Jonathan $3.56 fancy $3.25 choice $3, Colorado Jonathans $2.25-$2.75, Best Northwestern Delicious $4.50 fancy $4.25, Rome Beauties $2.75-$3.25, Naves and Negotiate pricing for various varieties. Navels around steady, Satsumas slow, lemons down 50 cents to $1, grapefruit fair with good quality, Isle of Pines in very weak demand.
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Northwestern
Jonathans
Arkansas
Stayman
Rome
Northwest
Colorado
Ben
Davis
Wisconsin
Nise
Yrnere Re
Almerias
Satsuma
Satsumas
Isle “of Pines
Florida
Pines
Trade bids falter as fruit prices hold steady
The report notes weak demand with prices shown for fruit: Piorida grapefruit quoted at 5.50 to 6 a box and Isle of Pines stock offered at 4 a box, indicating buyer reluctance at current levels.
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Isle of Pines
Minneapolis Fruit Trade Quiet as Apple Prices Steady
Minneapolis market remained quiet this week post Thanksgiving with fruit trading subdued though apples showed some improvement as poor stock cleared. Grapefruit quality rose and demand strengthened, cranberries stayed strong with higher prices, Wisconsin Jumbos and Cape Cod Howes quoted around 24 a barrel. Vegetables moved slightly better with two car shipment of stomatos arriving and California celery lettuce and cauliflower in heavy supply.
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Minneapolis
Valene
Wisconsin
O’connell
St. Paul
California
Lettuce Growers Meet Forms Southern Idaho Group
A meeting in Boise December 3 gathers lettuce growers from Buhl Twin Falls Nampa Caldwell Parma Payette Fruitland and Boise to form a permanent Southern Idaho lettuce growers organization. A committee is chosen to organize and another to study cooperative marketing, with talks on fertilization and irrigation.
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Boise
Idaho
Dee
Southern
Idaho Lettuce Growers
Steady Prices on Most Fruit and Vegetable Offerings in St. Paul
In St. Paul during the week trade in all fruit and vegetable lines was quiet with light winter demand. California oranges moved well on a firm market while Florida grapefruit stayed steady as shipments arrived. Cranberries and Emperor grapes began to clear out, hot house items like lettuce and cucumbers saw lighter receipts, and celery and cauliflower remained plentiful with prices steady to unchanged.
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St. Paul
Florida
California
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