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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
10
The Citrus Board defends its impact on rose grapefruit and orange prices amid proration fights. Prices rose after proration resumed, with oranges averaging 2.61 early, 2.82 late. grapefruit 2.22 to 2.40. Washington vows continued AAA support and scrutiny of distributors and packing houses.
The celery market shows limited absorption, with a weekly capacity of about 500 cars at a stable price. Florida ships around 100 cars daily and California 25 to 50, keeping prices moderate. Demand favors small sizes like eights and tens. large sizes remain weak. If Florida daily shipments stay within limits, profits may stay, otherwise the market cools.
A 1984 resolution presented to President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace urges government focus on preserving the American farm home, boosting living standards, and supporting rural communities. It calls for land-use studies prioritizing people, soil conservation, higher farming efficiency, modern farm home equipment, and stronger farm leadership through cooperative movements. The document, approved by the American Agricultural Editors Conference in Washington, emphasizes market access, reciprocity, and interest-rate reductions.
President Roosevelt hosts a farm paper editors group in an informal session. He emphasizes humanitarian aims and social justice while addressing economic emergencies and agricultural adjustments. The dialogue covers tariffs, foreign trade, and plans to balance import export columns with basic commodity inclusion.
Growers faced excess cabbage supplies as overplanting in December led to a glut. Florida and Texas shipped far more cars than last year, depressing prices though a brighter outlook emerged as cool weather slowed northern development and Texas shipments declined. Red cabbage prices eased after February highs.
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