Feed Crops Hint At Fair Yields Across Communities
Reports from Plymouth, Savage production areas note variable crop conditions due to rain and hail. Wheat is largely a loss or grazing, while oats, barley and corn show some strength. Early maize and cotton prospects vary, with some communities reporting fair feed crops despite damages, and others noting significant flood losses and replanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
C. W. Pritts
Sam Turner
Claud Whitefield
Ruth Yarheongh
Supmert
Elm Valley
Mra
E.ca. Clark
John A. Stepheng
John Walker
G. C. Wickle
L. O. Smith
Onta
J. W. Watts
J.C. Hartman
A. F. Null
F. Null
Hartman
Thomas
Seattle
Drewer Lacy
Joe Simpson
Rol
Porter
Weathered fields bring mixed harvest prospects across communities
Heavy rains hurt cotton and garden plots in several farmers areas with mentions of J Glover John Stephens and M L Longuate all reporting losses and hail damage. Despite replanting many crops look promising maize and other grains show early strength while wheat and grain crops await harvest in scattered sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Glover
John Stephens
M. L. Longuate
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Frances’ Woodward
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J.T. Baldwin
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