Polk County Dairy and Horticulture Potential in Oregon
Polk County in Oregon stands as a strong dairy and fruit region with rising butter prices and a profitable industry. The article highlights high milk yields, local creameries, and the value of a thriving horticulture sector with apples and other fruits, urging focus on a few varieties, proper care, and branding to access overseas markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Polk County
Blizsarda Por Cubur
St Chlo
Sea Board
Baldwin Apples
iFrom
Spitzenburg
Baldwin
Pippin
King
Jonathon
Board of Horticulture
France
Polk County Fruit Growing Prospects and Nursery Survey
Polk county farmers explore fruits including cherries especially Royal Ann Waterhouse Black Republican Bing Lambert Luelling and Hoskins with yields over 150 bushels per acre. Strawberries show 4500 to 5000 pounds per acre. Prunes peaches apples and grapes discussed with location tips and market potential. Nurseries advised and land prices 20 to 45 per acre. Also a note on Chamberlains Colic remedy sold by Kirki and Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterhouse
Bing
Lambert
Luelling
Hoskins
Oregon
Polk County
West
Hood River
Clark
Wilson
Ideal
Wallace Bros
Eola
Bartlett
D. L. Hodges
Independence
John KR. Cooper
Mr. Tuttle
Peter Kurre
G. D. Bannister
Geo
McLaughin
Buenas Vista
A. Nelson
D. Hodge
D. Hodge, Tndependence, Prunes; and & D. Bannister
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Creavent
Snell
Bnell
R.m.wade & CO
A. J. Goodman
Blk County
K. C. Eldridge
Ite
I. L. Smith
Street
Independence, Oregon
Kirki and Drug Co
And
Union Pacific
Portland
Pullman Standard
Omaha
Chi
Spokane
Kansas City
Pullman
Chicago
Kansas
Salt Lake
Denver
Ft Worth
Louis
Huntington
Atlantic Salt Lake
St Paul Walla Walla
Lewie Fast Mailton
Wal- Gamyin Lace
Minneapolis
St Peaks Delano
Waukee
Kago
East
San Francisco
Columbia River
Astoria