National Crop Prospects July 1 1969
Crop prospects overall good to excellent with exceptions in Gulf States and northern Great Plains. North Central states show delayed progress due to cool wet weather. Total acreage planted down 2 percent from 1968 with winter wheat production down 6 percent. Corn for grain expected at 43 billion bushels, 2 percent below 1968, with yield near 783 bushels per acre. Winter wheat forecast 1152 million, 6 percent below last year. Oats production 931 million bushels, up from 1968.
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Dog Training Season Opens August 1 in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania announces the dog training season starts August 1 with daily hours from sunrise to 10 pm EDST until October 23 and sunrise to 9 pm EST from October 26 to March 3. Raccoon dogs may train until 1 am EDST through October 25 and midnight EST through March 31. Training on Sundays requires landowner permission unless on state or national forest lands. Carrying rifles or shotguns is prohibited during training.
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