Apple Crop Sees Big Increase Across Atlantic States
New York and New England expect much larger barrel apple outputs this year due to better growing conditions after a freeze troubled earlier seasons. Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut Vermont and New York report good prospects with New York nearly doubling last year’s figures. Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey Georgia and West Virginia show varied results with frost dampening some regions yet overall gains over last year though not normal. Continued conditions could alter outcomes before autumn harvest.
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Apple Men See The Packer Mail A Sweet Subscription Push
The Packer outsizes free samples for apple growers and skippers nationwide urging immediate subscription. Readers are invited to mail a form and pay $2 for a year starting with the next issue, with multiple office addresses listed for fulfillment and renewal.
New York State Promises Large Apple Harvest In 1920
New York state expects a 600 bushel crop of apples with Baldwins yielding about 55 percent and Greenings around 75 percent for fall varieties. Early forecasts indicate a better overall yield than winter apples, suggesting a strong season ahead for growers.
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Government July Apple Crop Forecast Compared With 1921
Washington July 14 The July apple crop report of the Department of Agriculture issued Monday is shown below, compared with last year and July 1 condition. Dane Sebatte MF is . RARRET. ADDTM em, nme.
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Department of Agriculture
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Interstate Commerce probe on express rates planned
The Interstate Commerce Commission announces a forthcoming inquiry into the reasonableness of express rates nationwide. Hearings will be scheduled to hear all sides on how current rates affect business, with shippers from farm and food sectors voicing concerns over high charges. Critics say rates hinder shipment profitability and raise consumer prices, prompting wider scrutiny of marketing costs.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Washington
Cabbage acreage forecast up 23 percent in seven states
United States Department of Agriculture forecasts July 1 cabbage acreage across New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Minnesota Colorado Oregon and the Southwestern Virginia region totaling 770 acres planted. New York leads with about 25 480 acres nearly half the regional total. The report notes Indiana Michigan and Ohio forecasts are not yet reliable and cites 4 618 acres harvested in 1921 for late commercial cabbage in those states.
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Potato Crop Forecast Shows Big Increase In 1921 Yield
July report from the Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates forecasts a potato crop of 428 407 000 bushels for 1921, up from 346 823 000 the previous December estimate. Plantings are 10.8 percent larger, with Colorado and the Dakotas showing the greatest gains.
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The Produce Packer Sample Copy Description
A notice promotes a separate weekly issue The Produce Packer focused on market and trade news for shippers and distributors of eggs poultry butter hides wool furs and related produce A free sample copy is offered upon request by mail or similar inquiry.
Canadian Apple Crop Prospects Across Canada
Canada expects a generally good apple crop with varied regional yields. British Columbia near last year’s share at about 120 barrels per 100 crops, Ontario at 30 percent down to 1,150,580 barrels, Quebec up to 1,500 barrels over last year, New Brunswick up 23 percent to 41,250 barrels, Nova Scotia at 75 percent of last year with 1,527,000 barrels, and overall national output projected well above 5,500,000 barrels.
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Crop in England Exports Outlook Bright This Year
New York July 14 England holds about 60 percent of last year’s apple crop. The British Isle had a poor crop last year and took until Christmas to clear. This year fruit should move faster into consumption, aiding exports to American markets. Ontario and Nova Scotia crops vary, while British Columbia dips slightly. Overall, strong demand expected for cod apples and barrel fruit in British markets.
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Kansas City Convention Urges Apple Shippers in 1923
The Kansas City convention bureau of the Chamber of Commerce seeks cooperation of the fruit trade to host the International Apple Shippers Association in 1923. The request is filed with the Fruit and Produce Club and while no action is taken yet, Kansas City is seen as welcoming the opportunity for the apple trade to gather here.
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Northwest Apple Crop Estimates Report 1922
The Northwest apple crop is projected near 39 000 commercial cars, with Washington at 28 500 and Oregon 5 450, Idaho 4 900, Montana 580. The season promises the finest quality despite being slightly below last year, aided by frost-free springs, better fertilization, and improved thinning. Travel notes outline routes for observers attending the International Apple Shippers Association convention in Seattle, with重点 districts and major shipping points listed.
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Turner Fruit and Produce Co Closed by Order Receiver
In Atlanta on July 14, the Turner Fruit and Produce Company affairs, now under the notice Closed by Order U.S. Court, have been handed to J. Fred Lewis as Receiver.
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Turner Fruit and Produce Company
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J. Fred Lewis
Names of Apple Growers and Shippers Bulletin Adverts
Kansas City July 14 report notes next week's issue of The Packer Weekly Bulletin will include names and addresses of thousands of apple growers and shippers. The bulletin is free to advertisers each week.
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