Wine Trade Seen Boon To Florida Fruit Growers
Florida growers stand to gain as wine and cordial experiments using citrus fruit expand. The U S citrus station reports grapefruit can yield wine with limited sugar guidance, suggesting strong future demand for citrus products as bottling and aging methods improve.
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Florida
Loesecke
U. S. Citrus Products Station
Winter Haven
von Loesecke
Florida Boys Shine as Best Dairy Cattle Judge in County
Florida Future Farmers of America team from Seminole Sanford coached by Professor Alex Johnson competed at the American Royal Livestock Exposition in Kansas City. David Earl Bonner Carter and Boyd Coleman led the Florida effort, with Bonner Carter named best dairy cattle judge nationwide and earning cash, medals, and a fountain pen.
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David Earle
Bonner Carter
Boyd Coleman
Seminole Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Sanford
American Royal
Kansas City
Future Farmers of
Florida
United States
Johnson
Ethylene Coloring Boosts Fruit Prices
Ethylene gas coloring speeds fruit ripening and yields top market prices. Developed with the U S Department of Agriculture, it colors citrus evenly and lets traders decide fruit color. The method costs only a few cents per full carload and lets fruit reach market 2 to 4 weeks earlier, with fewer field risks.
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New York World-Telegram
Horace Cordova
Yale Club
New York
Cordova
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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