Pacific Coast Apple Crop Prospects Good in West
The Pacific coast states California Oregon and Washington show a full but not bumper apple yield this season with Idaho in line. Colorado Montana and New Mexico face reduced crops due to late frosts while Iowa nearly fails. Kansas and Missouri gain modestly. Nebraska uneven. Oregon reports strong prospects in Cove Mosier Hood River Newberg with high quality fruit and large shipments expected.
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Washington Apple Prospects Boosted by Strong Seasonal Output
The Packer Bulletin notes Washington's apple season may surpass all prior quality and quantity records. Wenatchee expects about 1,000 cars, North Yakima around 100, Kennewick 25, Waitsburg 40, Granger 80 percent yield with about 600 cars, Underwood 17, and Walla Walla about 85 percent crop. No sales reported yet. quality described as excellent in several districts.
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Packer Weekly Apple News Highlights and Markets
The Packer compiles July apple conditions across the nation with notes on Chicago markets Sunnyside Washington crops Port Byron Indiana and other points. Reports cover apple shows in Sebastopol and Holland trade, citrus movement, peaches, potatoes, onions and butter quotes amid droughts and transport issues.
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Ain't It Funny 60 Now A Long, Winding Fruit Ledger
A weathered page notes shifting fortunes as summer warms and fall memories fade. It lists diverse fruit movement across states from Nebraska to California, with apple, peach, and melon activity, railroad freight notes, and market estimates. The column cites Kansas City assets, Grand Island trade, and regional crops, ending with cautious production forecasts and barrel counts.
Oregon Apple Harvest Expected Across State
Chicago July 22 A report from Oregon says the autumn apple yield will be excellent nationwide. Ideal weather conditions promise a full crop of perfect fruit this season with no threats from power shortages or other hazards noted so far.
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Apple and melon trade notes across states and firms
Exchange visitors in New York and Kansas City trade in melons and fruit with references to Richardson county and Chicago hay market firms. Missouri nurseryman W G Gano dies in Parkville. Notes mention potato crop in Colorado, warehousing plans in Nashville, shippers in Geneva Ohio, and apple and peach activity in multiple towns including Choctaw Oklahoma and Rock Port Missouri.
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Michigan crop smaller as Ohio leads with larger apple yield
The Traverse City and surrounding Michigan apple region reports uneven yields. Michigan's crop is about one third of last year's. Ohio near double last year's crop. Indiana light. Illinois nearly failed. Wisconsin Minnesota early apples scarce. Expected shipments around 20 percent of last year with quality fair to poor in many areas.
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Michigan Apple Prospects Shrink Amid Cold Spring
A Michigan report from Chicago dated July 22 notes severe spring frost and summer dryness cut apple yields by 50 to 75 percent, especially in the southern part of the state. Towns such as Dryden Armida Wayland Ludington Fremont Washington Rothbury Montague Casnovia show varying prospects with most areas predicting far smaller shipments and fair to good quality dependent on care and spraying.
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Ohio Apple Crop Prospects Across Counties
In Gallia and Lawrence counties apple production is estimated at about 50 000 barrels this year with yields near 90 percent of a full crop, higher than last year. Sprayed orchards show top quality, and about eight cars are expected to ship. In Apple Grove and Armening yields improve to around 20 and 20 percent with 15 cars and 5 cars shipped respectively. Lorain reports 40 percent of a crop with about 10 ears to ship and fruit described as perfect with no disease. Procterville notes a much better crop than last year with continued coverage on page 11.
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Preserve This Issue For Future Reference In Apple Trade
The Packer issue highlights the value of preserving this issue for future reference by readers. It notes crop news valuable to apple dealers and merchants, offers insights from leading apple dealers, and indicates ads from cold storage firms. The piece emphasizes timely, comprehensive coverage of the apple trade.
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New York Orchards Forecast Larger Baldwin Crop
A Western New York field report details a stronger Baldwin apple crop across five counties from Buffalo to Rochester, with better quality along the ridge and a heavy Bartlett pear yield in the west. Judson River district shows poorer Baldwin and Greening crops, while pears and quince are promising in the north and Hudson River corridor, aided by recent rains after a long drought.
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New York Apple Crops Vary By Town This Year
Regional fruit reports show apple yields ranging from 10 to 60 percent of full potential across New York towns. Several locations expect light shipments with quality varying from good to poor, while others anticipate moderate to strong movement and better quality.
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