Crop conditions in state show improved 1931 outlook
The May report in Alabama Farm Production notes much better crop conditions than last year due to timely spring weather. Oats stand at 80 percent of normal, hay grasses at 72 percent, and peaches and milk production up notably. Farm labor remains plentiful, with prospects for the season described as flattering.
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