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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1986

Page

16

Orchards Unharmed by Recent Cold Spell

Gene Bollinger Thurmonts Gate manager says orchards show no frost damage after a brief cold spell and forecasts a large peach crop. Pryors Urehata coroner Martha Haaver notes workers checked orchard temperatures all night, fires were avoided, and blossoms look abundant despite risk.

Coca Growers Gene Bolanger Thurmonts Gate Martha Haaver Pryors Urehata Thurmont

Orchard Grower Fights Losses From Record Freeze

HOLLAND Ohio Bob MacQueen reports a 200 acre apple orchard loss from a brutal midweek freeze with damages estimated at 250000 to 200000 dollars. Officials across Ohio Valley warn total regional losses may reach 20 to 50 million as temps dipped to teens. Local growers used smudge pots and helicopters but many crops including apples pears and peaches suffered partial or near total losses.

Holland Oho Bob MacQueen MacQueen Ohio Valley Richard Funt Ohio Extension Service Michigan Kentucky West Virginia Indiana Ohio Jim Utzinger Ohio Cooperative Extension Service Smaaler Midwest Washington Blake Gerber Ohio Fruit Growers Society Mike Thomas Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service John Strang The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture Gus Douglass Douglass Richard Hayden Purdue University Lake Erie

Carbon dioxide rise may threaten soil moisture

The study by Syukuro Manabe and Richard Wetherald warns rising atmospheric carbon dioxide could dry soils in key grain belts across the United States, Canada, Siberia, and Western Europe, risking a drought similar to the Dust Bowl era.

Washington Syukuro Manabe Science Magazine United States Canada Siberia Europe Manabe

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