Hood River Berry Methods Inspire Local Strawberry Plans
Mr EpsTor reports discouraged by a spring freeze and seeks advice from Hood River experts known as Hood River Berries. They plant in hedge rows or hill systems, expect four to six years from a plant, and rely on timber-soil with ample humus needing no initial fertilizer. After a two year potato or corn phase, fields are fed down to clover and replanted for high yields. June Temperature.
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Call of City Warrants and Strawberry Farming Outlook
City treasurer notes warrants from 347 onward will be paid on presentation as interest ceases July 1. A column discusses strawberry planting, urging fertile soil, cutting tops after harvest to curb runners, targeting two to three hundred crates per acre, and linking proper cultivation to a paying business. Additional items include a tramp life anecdote and notes on sky color and star temperatures.
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