The Coloring of the Apple in Western Washington
J F Cass argues color quality in apples hinges on soil and moisture. He cites varieties like Northern Spy Baldwin and D Mignone, noting color differences between trees on lower versus higher land and the impact of rainfall and water on pigmentation. He critiques agricultural authorities and favors practical farming over prescriptions.
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Potash Deficiency and Coloring of Puget Sound Orchard Fruit
A farmer argues soil potash levels determine fruit color. West side soils lack available potash compared with east side. He cites ten years of tests in his Puget Sound orchard showing waterlogged river soils produce poor color, while stunted trees color more vividly to aid reproduction.
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J. F. Cass
Skagit Co
Washington
State College
Pullman
Puget Sound
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