Virginia Apple Belt Aids Export Trade Across Seasons
Virginia Maryland and Delaware produced over 25 million bushels of apples this season the largest in years. The Shenandoah Potomac Cumberland region remains a key fall and winter producer with the Eastern Shore vital for summer varieties. Export markets especially the United Kingdom and European buyers favor these Virginia apples for color texture and steady shipments year round.
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Delaware
United States
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otomac-Cumberland
Mississippi River
United King
Virginia
Shenandoah-Potomac
New York
New Jerdain
York
Virginia-Maryland-Delaware
Delaware Broilers In Good Demand
Delaware is noted for its early broilers and has a strong opportunity this season due to small cold storage stocks. Western broilers were scarce and few left for cold storage, making Delaware the leading spring broiler source shipping large quantities to Northeastern markets.
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Delaware
Vines Make Decoration From Grape Vines on Lawns
Walter R Ballard horticu lturalist with the Maryland Extension Service notes grape vines aid appearance and utility. They suit small scale culture require little care and when trained and pruned stay in bounds. Vines provide attractive foliage long life and can screen borders or cover arbors while yielding edible fruit. Annual pruning concentrates fruiting wood and favors larger clusters. Suggested varieties include Niagara Concord Delaware Ontario Sheridan Fredonia and Harolden Muscat.
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Walter R. Ballard
Maryland Extension Service
Niagara
Concord
Delaware
Ballard
Ontario
Sheridan
Fredonia
Tomatoes Rich in Minerals and Nutrition
Nutrition specialist Miss Margaret McPheeters of the University of Maryland says tomatoes are rich in minerals and vitamins essential for vigorous growth. Cooked or canned tomatoes retain value, and they can be served in soups, baked or stewed dishes, salads, marinades, preserves, sauces, pickles, catsup, and as a drink.
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Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland
Rural Advices for Farm Homes and Dress Care
Plant good seed and reap more than you sow. Native shrubs and inexpensive seed improve farms. Strong rural churches schools and a proactive county agent build better homes and healthier citizenship. Modern farmers use brains to turn losses into gains. Clothing should be brushed after wearing to prevent dust damage and shine.
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