Tendercrop snap bean variety released by USDA
The USDA announced Tendercrop a new snap bean variety resistant to bean mosaic and suited for mechanical harvesting. Field tests across New Jersey New York Maryland Delaware Wisconsin North Carolina and Florida yielded 9390 lb per acre versus 7130 for Tendergreen and 9955 for Topmost. Exports and farm production figures from 1958 59 show increases in wheat flour exports and red meat and poultry output.
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