Fruits and crops flourish in the Lower Rio Grande Valley
The Lower Rio Grande Valley hosts diverse fruits and nuts, with commercial orchards of oranges lemons grapefruit and pecans. Wheat and vegetables thrive. sugar cane gains prominence and corn yields exceed Northern expectations, supported by irrigation and favorable climate. Reports from multiple farmers highlight three crops per year potential and rising sugar cane interest.
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J. C. Kelley
Pharr
Texan
Santa Maria
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Rio Grande
Hp, McNeil
America
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Worlt
Hawaiian Islands
Louisiana
Frisco Lines Aids New Settlers With Free Expert Help
The Department of Development organized by the Frisco Lines offers free services of agricultural experts to every settler. Representatives are on the ground continuously and available at all times.
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Frisco Lines
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