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Texas crops show slow recovery after April rains
Texas crop reports from over 2,000 correspondents indicate wheat at 50 percent of normal and its condition 45 percent on April 1, cotton 88 percent, corn 89 percent, with rains and labor shortages delaying planting. Garden output exceeds normal by about 50 percent as homes rely on gardens. Central Texas shows moisture improvements and shifts toward more corn, with varied changes in hogs, cattle, and sheep due to losses and imports aiding recovery.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Texas Industrial Congress
State Food Administration
State Council of Defense
Ellis, Grimes
Bexar
Taylor
Council of Defense
Burleson
Piolelle
Leon
Navarro
Montague
Tarrant
Louisiana
Trinity
Tyler
Newton
Red River
East Texas
Rio Grande
el Paso
Runnels
Drouth
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Sabine
Angelina
Gimes
Washingtounties
Lee County
Ani
Jim Wells
Jim Hogg
Karnes
Kleberg
U.S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle