Growing Grapes in Washington Aims for More Acres
Washington State Horticultural Association promotes expanding grape acreage. The guide outlines the Kniffen pruning system, harvest timing in Western and Eastern Washington, packing, storage, and shipment. It details vineyard layout, aisle spacing, and row labeling for efficient vineyard management. The piece forecasts rising non alcoholic beverage demand and favorable future prospects for local vin yards.
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Prices Skid as Wages Fall Across Industries in Seattle
Reports show lower prices lower wages and rising unemployment with hopes for a general resume in weeks after holidays. Wage cuts varied from 10 to 75 cents daily across Vancouver, New England textiles, Massachusetts iron, Philadelphia plants, Allentown silk, Toledo bridges, and Boston tailoring. Demand for public works grows while liquidation at year end is aided by prices near a permanent low. The market outlook predicts a turnover within thirty days as Seattle trade signals renewed activity in leather and shoe industries.
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Milk and butter record smashed by King county cow
Segis Pieterje Prospect a Holstein owned by the Carnation Company at Snoqualmie valley stock farm set a new milk and butter fat record. The cow produced 37 385.1 pounds of milk and 1 445.9 pounds of butter fat in a year under supervision of Washington State College and the Holstein Friesian Association.
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Republicans settle on $100 million road aid plan
The House roads committee after an executive session agreed on a $100 million state road aid appropriation. A bill by Rep. McArthur would authorize $400 million federal funds over four years, but the steering committee moved to cap at $100 million for two years.
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Crop rotation urged to preserve soil organic matter
A system of rotation should remove rogue crops like clover or alfalfa at least every three or four years. The method helps maintain soil organic matter, especially when combined with a heavy barnyard manure application.
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