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Texas Crop Outlook in 1918 From Food Administration
Texas crops show mixed results amid drought and unusually dry weather. Wheat yield 55 percent normal. cotton 3.25 to 3.75 million bales possible. corn between 126 and 135 million bushels with improving conditions. hog and cattle numbers down. labor shortages persist. Northeast and Gulf Coast regions vary, with tepary beans and gardens expanding. statewide hope for better yields if rains continue.
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