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BLOOM, HARVESTING,

AND MARKETING DATES,

AND PRINCIPAL

PRODUCING COUNTIES,

By States

Agriculture Handbook No. 186

July 1960,

NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE • Agricultural Marketing Service

Crop Reporting Board
58

60

62

66

68

CONTESTS

Page

Text ^

Land in fruit archards, groves, vineyards and planted

nut trees (Map) 3

Noncitrus limits

Apples

By States J

By Varieties lo

Apricots

Avocados

CheiTies, Sweet

C3ierries, Sotir

Granberrles

Dates TO

Figs TO

Grapes TO

Nectarines Ö0

Olives 80

Peaches 82

Pears 96

Persimmons 106

Plums 106

Pomegranates 106

Prunes 106

Citrus Eruits

Grapefruit 110

Lemons ^. ^ • 110

Limes .' 112

Oranges. 112

Tangelos 11^

Tangerines 11^

Tree Nuts

Almonds Il6

Filberts Il6

Pecans Il6

Tung Nuts 120

Walnuts 122

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing OflBce

Washington 25, D. C. - Price 60 cents
A FRUITS MD TREE NUTS*, or^-7/1^0

Bloom, Harvesting and Marketing Dates^ and

Principal Rroducîng Counties by States \/

This Jiandbook is the first to -oresent iisual bloom, harvesting, and marketing

dates and principal producing counties for all of the fruits and tree nuts

covered in the national program of crop reports. Before, the only publications of this nature on a national basis, issued by the Crop Reporting Board,

were separate bulletins for apples, peaches, pears, and cherries. Several of

these earlier bulletins, published during the period I9i|.7-5lf, are now out of

print.

The State Statisticians of the Agricultinral Estimates Division compiled the

basic information, prepared the estimates of usual dates, and designated the

important areas of production for their respective States, shown in this

handbook.

DEFINITIONS

The key terms used are defined as follows:

Us\ml Dates - All of the dates—bloom, harvesting, and marketing—are designated as ''usual" dates. In other words, the dates are intended to cover most

seasons, but do exclude exceptionally early or exceptionally late seasons.

Full Bloom - In most instances a period of time is shown for full bloom. This

represents the period \rtien most, but not all, of the orchards in the specified

area ustially came into full bloom. In a few instances a single date has been

shown. This represents the average peak date of full bloom for most orchards

in that area.

Harvesting Dates - îhe beginning and ending dates encompass the period in

which the fruit is usually picked.

Marketing Dates - In general, the beginning and ending dates for marketing

cover the period in which the fruit is usually marketed by the growers in the

specified area. QSie marketing dates do not represent the period in which

processed products, such as canned or frozen fruits, move into marketing

channels. For storage crops, such as apples, the marketing period covers

growers' saúLes from storage. For the more perishable crops there may be

virtually no l€ig between harvesting and marketing.

cPrepared by Reginald(Rgyston, IrvliJ^olmes, and Earl LJ^Park^ Emit and

Vegetable Statistics Branch, Agrlctiltural Estimates Division. Primary data

were provided by State Statisticians' offices.

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Most Active Haiwestlng and Marketing Dates - These dates cover the periods

yfäen tEeTuLk of the harvesting and the bulk of the marketing iisually

occur. They do not Include the usual periods of light harvesting and

marketing at the beginning and end of each season.

Average Production - These 10-year average production data have been

included, vhere available, to indicate the relative importance of each

State. In a few instances, covered by footnotes, new areas of production

have been included for which 10-year average production data are not yet

available.

Principal Producing Counties - The principal producing counties are listed

in order of importance within each area. Order of importance was based on

the number of trees of bearing age shown in the last U. S. Census, or upon

more recent data, if available. The actual producing section may, of

course, cover only a part of a coun'ty. It should not be assumed that all

counties listed are necessarily commercially important. The coxmties

shown have been selected purely from the standpoint of their relative

lm¡partaiice in their State. In some instances, the btilk of the production

in a couniy may be from farm orchards, with very little grown for sale.

Pears in the southern States are a good example of this.

Area and Varietal Breakdowns Within States - Area breakdowns within States

have been shown where such information is available. Areas are arranged

in order of importance, which was determined in the same manner as described

for the principal prod\iclng counties. Separate tabulations of available

data are shown for each of the apple varieties covered in the national

apple variety report. For the other fruits any varie-ty information available has been Included in the regular tabulation by States.

Coptparlson of State and Within-State Dates - In most instances the beginning

and ending dates of full bloom, haznrestlng and marketing, given for a State,

represent simply the range in dates reported for the area and/or varietal

groups shown for that State. In a few Instances, these beginning and

ending State dates auLlow for areas or varieties which were not Important

enough to show separately in this handbook. For the most active harvesting

and marketing dates, however, the minor areas or varieties carried little

weight in determining State figures.

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

MAINS

NEW HÀMPSHIRK . .

VSRMONT

MASSACHUSETTS ..

RHODE ISLAND ...

CONNECTICUT

NSW YORK

West

Hudson Valley

Champlain ,...

NEW JERSEY

South

Central

North

PENNSYI.VANIA ...

SoTjth Central

East ,

West ,

DELAWARE

May l^-Jujio 1

May 12-26

May 13-27

May 8-23

May 6-21

May 6-21

May 10-30

May 10-25

April 30-May 20

Miy 15-30

April 20-May I5

April 20-30

April 25-}4ay 5

May 1-15

April 25-May 30

April 25-May 15

April 30-May 20

May 10-30

April 15-May 1

COMMERCIAL APPLES BY STATES

Sept, 5 Sept. 20-Oct, 10

Augo 15 Sept. 20-Oct. 10

Aug. 25 Sept. 20-Oct. 15

Aug. 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

July 20

Aug. 25

Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Sept, 1-Oct. 25

Sept. 10-Ort. 2^

July 20 Sept, 1-Oct. 20

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 15

June 25 Sept. 1-Oct. 30

June 25 Sept. 15-Oct. 20

July 5 Sept. 1-Oct. 30

July 10 Sept. 1-Oct. 30

July 10 Sept. 10-Oct. 25

July 10 Sept. 10-Ort. 25

July 10 Sept. 10-Oct. 20

July 25 Sept. 15-Ort, 25

June 25 Sept. lO-Oct. 20

NoTT, 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 25

Oct. 15

Nov. 5

Oct. 30

Nov. 5

Nov. 5

Nov. 5

Nov. 1

Nov. 5

Nov. 5

Oct. 25

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

COMMSRCIAL APPLES BY STATSS

1,000

bushels

Sept, 5

Aug. 15

Aug, 25

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

July 20

Aug. ?5

July 20

Sept . 1

June 25

June 25

July 5

July 10

July 10

July 10

July 10

July 25

June 25

Oct. 1-March IS

Oct. l-April 1

Oct. 1-March 15

Sept. 25-March 15

Sept. c5-March 25

Sept. 25-April 1

Sept. 5-April 15

Sept. 10-Fteb. I5

Sept. 5-April 15

Sept. 15-April 15

Sept. 1-Dec. 1

Sept. 15-I)ec. 1

Sept. l-Bec. 1

Sept. 1-Dec. 1

Sept. lO-March 30

Sept. lO-March 30

Sept. 10-March 30

Sept. 15-March 30

Sept, 15-Nov. 30

June 20

June 20

June 20

June 20

June 20

June 20

June 30

June 1

June 30

June 30

June 15

Junr 15

June 15

June 15

June 30

June 30

June 30

June 30

March I5

1,000

i.oqg

867

2,512

169

1.309

16,469

2,715

6.118

^22

York, Kenne bee, Oxford, Fran'rclin,

Cumberlanii, Androsco^gin

Hlllsboro, fiockingham, Merrimack

Addison, Windhara, Rutland

Middlese:^, Worcester, Hampshire,

Hainpden, Franklin

Providence

Hartford, New Haven, Fairfield,

Middlesex, Litchfield

Wayne, Niagara, Orleans, Monroe,

Onondaga, OswegOp Cayuga

Ulster, Col^ombia, I>atchess,

Orange, Hockland, Saratoga

Clinton, Essex

Lrlouce? ter, Cumberland, Camden

Monmouth, Burlington, Middlesex

Bergen, Warren, Hunterdon

Adams, Franklin, York, Cumberland,

Blair, Bedford

Berks, Lehigh, Luzerne, Schuylkill,

Snyder, Lflncaster

Srie, Allegheny, Beaver

Kent, .Susrex
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting date s

Begins Most active Ends

April 15-Kay 2

April 20-May 2

COMMERCIAL APPLK BY STATUS - Continued

KàfiYLAHD June 25 Sept. 10-Oct. 20

July 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 25

Nov. 5.

West of Cheseapeake Bay ., Nov. 5

Äaetern Shore ....

VIRGINIA

Shenandoah Valley

Piedmont

Boanoke Area

Southwest

WIST VIHOINU

JBastern Panhandle

»ORTH CAROLINA

Mountain

OHIO

North

Central

South

April 15-30

April 25

April 30

April 25

April 20

April 30

April 15-30

June 25 Sept. 10-Ofit. 25

June 25 Sept. 5-Nov. 5

July 1 Sept. 15.N0V. 5

June 25 Sept. 10-Nov. 1

June 25 Sept. 5.0ct. 25

July 1 Sept. 15-Nov. 5

July 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Nov. 10

Nov. 10

Nov. 5

Nov. 1

Nov. 10

Oct. 30

April 5-25 June 15 Au€. 25-Oct. 15 Nov. 15

April 20-May 15 July 1 Aug. 20-Oct. 20 Nov. 15

April 30-May 15 July 20 Aug. 30-Oct. 20 Nov. 15

April 25-May 10 July 10 Aug. 25.0ct. 20 Oct. 25

April 20-May 5 July 1 Aug. 20-Oct. 15 Oct. 20

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COMMKRCIAL APPLïS BY STATJK - Continued

Hay 15

May 15

1,000

bushels

Washington, Allegany, Frederick.

June 25 Sept. 15-Dec. 30

July 5 Sept.-Dec.

I,l/i4

June 25 Sept. 15-Bov. 30 March I5

Harford, Cecil, Howard, Carroll,

Montgomery, Baltimore

Wlcomico, Talbot

June 25 Sept. 5-Dec. 1 May 30

July 1 Sept. 15-Dec. 1 May 30

June 25 Sept. 10-Dec. 1 May 30

June 25 Sept. 5-Dec. 1 May 30

July 1 Sept. 15-Dec. 1 May 30

9,220

Frederick, Clarke, Shenandoah,

Bockingham, Augusta, Varren

fiappahannock. Nelson, Albemarle,

Amherst, Madison

Bote tourt. Franklin, Hoanoke,

Patrick, Bedford

Carroll, Smyth, Wise, ölles,

Wythe

July 1 Sept. 10-March 30 May 30

4,25g

Berkeley, Jefferson, Hampshire,

Morgan, Mineral

June 15 Aug. 25-Nov. 15 Feb. 10

1,303

Henderson, Wilkes, Alexander,

Haywood, Buncombe, Surry

Julys Aug. 20-FBb. 25 May 30

July 25 Aug. 30.Jan. 15 May 30

July 15 Aug. 25-Feb. 10 Feb. 15

July 5 Aug. 20-Fteb. 25 March I5

2,972

Colufflbiana, Ashtabula. Summit,

Nahoning, Lake, Lorain, Stark,

Xrie, Portage, Ottawa, Qeauga

Belmont, Licking, ftiirfield

Jackson, Clermont, Lawrence,

Hamilton

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

INDIANA

North

Central

South

ILLINOIS

West Central .

South

South Central

North

MICHIGAN

West Central .

Southwest ....

Southeast ....

Northwest ....

WISCONSIN

JSast

Southeast ....

Northwest ....

Southwest ....

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

April 20-May 5

April 30-Mav 5

April 30

April 20-25

April 15-May 1

April 25

April 15

April 20

May 1

COMMBRCIAL APPUS BY STATES - Continued

June 30

July 25

July 15

J une 30

June 20

July 5

June 20

June 25

Sept. 15 Oct. 1-20

Ends

Sept. 5-Oct. 5 Oct. 25

Sept. 20.0ct. 5 Nov. 1

Sept. 15-30 Oct. 25

Sept. 5.30 Oct. 10

Sept. 5-Oct. 10 Nov. 10

Sept. 15-Oct. 10 Nov. 10

Sept. 5-Oct. 5 Nov. 5

Sept. 10-Oct. 10 Nov. 10

Nov. 10

May 5-28 July 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 30 Nov. 10

May 10-20 Aug. 10 Sept. 18-Oct. 25 Oct. 30

May 5-15 July 10 Sept. 12-Oct. 25 Nov. 5

May 5-18 July 20 Sept. 10-Oct. 20 Nov. 1

May 15.30 Aug. 20 Sept. 15-Oct. 30 Nov. 10

May 1-June 5 July 20 Sept. 10-Oct. 15 Oct. 30

May 18-June 5 July 30 Sept. 15-Oct. 15 Oct. 30

May 1-25 July 20 Sept. 5-Oct. 5 Oct. 15

May 10-30 Aug. 5 Sept. 20-Oct. 20 Oct. 30

May 5-30 July 20 Sept. l-Oct. 10 Oct. 25
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

P rincipal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COMMBRCIAL APPL]gS BY STATSS - Continued

1,000

bushels

July 5 Sept. 15-Dec. 30

July 2!) Sept. 30-Dec. 30

July 15 Sept. 25.Dec. 30

July 5 Sept. IÇ-Dec. 30

June 20 Sept. 5-Oct. 20

July 5 Sept. 15-Octo 20

June 20 Sept. 5-Oct. 15

June 25 Sept. 10-Oct. 20

Sept. 15 Ort. 1-Nov. 10

July 10 Sept. 20-April 15

Aug. 10 Sept. 20-Mar 15

July 10 Sept. 20-April 15

July 20 Sept. 20-April 15

Aug. 20 Sept. 20-March 30

July 25 Sept. 10-Oct. 30

Aug. 5 Sept. 20-Oct. 20

July 25 • Sept. 15-Oct. 25

Aug. 10 Oct. 1-30

July PS Sept. 10-Oct. 30

April 30

April 30

March 30

March I5

Msy 30

May 30

May 1

May 15

May 30

June 30

June 30

May'15

June 15

May 20

March 10

March 10

March 5

March 1

March 1

1.428

2,672

g,6l6

1.206

Laporte, Elkhart, Marshall, Miami,

Noble, Allen

Morgan, Vigo, Fountain, Marion,

Madison, Hendricks, Clay, Putnam

Knox, Brown, Warrick, Greene,

Dearborn, Washington, Jackson

Calhoun, Jersey, Pike, Adams

Union, Jackson, Johnson, Williamson

Marion, St. Clair, Jefferson,

ft*anklin, Bandolph

Hock Island

Kent, Oceana, Ottawa, Ionia, Mason

Berrien, Van Buren, Allegan

Oakland, Macomb

Benzie, Manistee, Grand Traverse

Door, Kewaunee, Brown

Ozaukee, KenoLha, Waukesha,

Milwaukee

Bayfield, Dunn, Chippewa,

Trempealeau

Crawford

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

MINNBSOTA

Twin City Area

Southeast

IOWA

South .^

MISSOURI

Central, Southwest, Sast,

Nor thwest and South

N£BBASKA

KAHSAS

Northeast and Sast Central

South Central

KBNTUCKT j

TSNNSSSS8

îast

West

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

COMKSHCIAL APPLJfiS BY STATES - Continued

May 10-20

May 15-20

»fey 10-20

April 25-May 15

April 15-25

April 20-May 20

April 20-May 5

April 25-May 5

April 20-50

April 5-30

April 20-May 10

May 1-10

April 20-25

July 15

Aug. 10

July 15

Aug. 1

July 5

July 5

Sept. 10-Oct. 10

Sept. 10-Oct, 10

Sept. 10-Oct. 10

Sept. 10-Oct. 10

Sept. 10-Oct. 10

Sept. 10-18

June 25 Sept. 5-Oct. I5

June 30 Sept. 10-Oct. I5

Jvine 25 Sept. 5-Oct. I5

June 25 Sept. 1^-Oct, I5

June 1 Sept. 1-Oct. 10

July 15 Sept. 1-Oct, 10

June 1 Sept. 15-30

Ends

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 25

Nov. 1

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 30

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 5

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COMMBRCIAL APPLES BY STATES - Continued

1,000

bushels

July 20 Sept, 20-Nov. 25 April 1 235

Aug. 15 Sept. 20-Nov. 25 April 1 Washing

July 20 Sept. 20.NOV. 25 April 1 Houston Houston. Vinona. Olmsted. Wabasha

Aug. 1 Sept. 10-Nov. 30 June 30

187

Harrison, Des Moines, Linn, Lee,

Polk, Fremont, Scott, Mills,

Van Buren, Story

931

July 5 Sept. 10-Oct. 10 April 30 CXNTBAL: Lafayette, Jackson, Howard,

Cooper, Boone SûUTHWSST: Webster,

Lawrence, Newton, Barry, Grreene,

McDonald BAST: St. Louis,

Franklin, Balls, Jefferson NOHTHWÄST:

Andrew, Buchanan SOUTH: Howell

July 12 Sept. 30-Nov. 1 Jan. 1 60 Cass, Otoe, Washington, Nemaha,

Hi chardson, Douglas, Sarpy

June 25 Sept. 10-Dec. 10

June 30 Sept, 15-Dec. 10

June 25 Sept. 10-Nov. 30

June 25 Sept. 15-Oct. I5

Mprch 5

March 5

Feb. 25

March 1

259

30g

Doniphan, Franklin, Douglas,

Jefferson, Atchison, Leavenworth

Beno, Sumner, Sedgwick

Bussell, Lewis, Jefferson, Carter,

Boone, Graves, Fleming, Campbell,

Oldham, Greenup, Henderson,

Daviess, Boyd

June 1

July 15

June 1

Sept. 1-Oct. 10

Sept. 1-Oct« 10

Sept. 15-30

Jan. 1

Oct. 20

Oct. 5

327

Johnson, Cocke, Sevier, Carter

Henry, Weakley, Gibson, Obion

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

COMMEECIAL APPLES BY STATSS - Continued

ARKANSAS

Northwest

Crowley Bldge

MOHTAIà

IDAHO

Southwest

South Central

COLOBADO

Vest Slope

Delta

Monte zumay Nontrose

and Qarfield

»fesa

last Slope

Fremont

Larimer

NEW MKIOO

North

South

UTAH

North

March 30-Aprll 10

April 10

March 30

May 25-June 5

April 25-May 15

April 25-May 10

April 30-May 15

April 25-MBy 25

May 10-15

May 15.25

April 25-May 5

April 25-May 5

May 15.25

April 10-May 20

April 15-May 20

April 10-May 10

May 5

June 20 Aug. 15-Oct. 15

June 20 Aug. 15-Oct. 15

Aug. 15 Aug. 15-30

Aug. 20 Oct. 1-20

Aug. 5 Sept. 10-Oct. 30

Aug. 5 Sept, 10-Oct. 30

Sept. 5 Sept. 20-Oct. 30

Aug. 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 28

Sept. 1 Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Sept. 1 Oct. 1-28

Aug. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 10

Aug. 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 10

Aug. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Aug. 15 Sept. 5-Oct. 20

Aug. 15 Sept. 5.0ct. 20

Aug. 15 Aug. 30.0ct. 15

July 20 Sept. 20-Oct. 25

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Sept. 5

Oct. 30

Nov. 10

Nov. 10

Nov. 10

Nov. 2

Oct. -^0

Nov. 2

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Nov. 5

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

June 20 Aug. 15-Oct. I5

June 20 Aug. 15-Oct. I5

Aug. 15 Aug. 15-25

Aug. ?5 Oct. 5-20

Aug. 5 Sept. 10-Nov. 30

Aug. 5 Sept. lO-Sov. 30

Sept. 5 Sept. 20-Oct. 30

Aug. 1 Sept. 10-Nov, 20

COMMBHCIAL APPLES BY STATES - Continued

1,000

bushels

Oct. 20 374

Oct. 20

Sept. 5

Dec. ]

iferch 15

March I5

Nov. 15

March 30

107

1.^76

Washington, Benton, Carroll, Boone

St, Francis, Cross

Bavalli, Carbon, Lake

Payette. Canyon, Oem, Adame

Twin äLIIB

1,262

Sept. 1 Sept. 25-IÍ0V. 15

Sept. 1 Oct. 5-Nov. 20

Aug. 1 Sept. 15-Nov. 15

*ferch 30

March 30

March 1

Delta

Monte zuna, Hontroee, Oarfield

Mesa

Aug. 1 Sept. 15-Nov. 15

Aug. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Aug. 15 S©pt« 10-Oct. 30

Aug. 15 Septo 10-Oct. 30

Aug. 15 Sept. Ç-Oct. 25

July 20 Sept, 25-FBb. I5

March 1

March 30

Dec. 30

Dec. 30

Dec. 30

April 5

564

404

Fremont

Larimer

San Juan, Rio Arriba, Bernalillo

Sandoval, Santa Fe

Lincoln, Otero, De Baca

Utah, Salt Lake, Weber, Box

Elder, Juab, Davis

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

WASHimTON

Yaklma Valley

Lower Yaklma Valley l/,.

Upper Yakimfl Valley 2/..

North Central Area

Äiver Zone ¿/

Intermediate Zone ^/•••«

Upper Zone ¿/

Southeast

Southwest

OHEÖON

Hood Hiver

Villamette Valley

Mil ton-Freewater

Southwest •.

CALIFORNIA

Sebastopol

Watsonville

Sacramento Valley and

Mountain Area 6/ •

South Jj

San Joaquin Valley

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

April 10-May 10

COMMSflCIAL APPLfiS BY STATfiS - Continued

July 15 Sept, 10-Oct. 25

Ends

Nov. 5

April 26 July 15 Sept. 10-Oct. 25 Oct. 25

April 30 Septo 1 Sept. 17-Oct. 25 Nov. 1

April 28 Aug. 10 Sept. 10 Oct. 25

May 3 Oct. 1 Oct. 5 Nov. 1

May 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 10 Nov. 5

April 29 Sept. 30 Oct. 3 Oct. 20

April 10 Aug. 1 Oct. 5 Oct. 30

April 20-May 15 July 15 Sept. 1-Oct. 25 Nov. 5

April 30-May 15 Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 25 Nov. 5

April 20-Mfty 10 July 15 Sept. 1-Oct. 20 Oct. 30

April 25-May 5 Sept. 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 15 Oct. 25

April 20-May 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 25 Oct. 30

April 5-May 20 June 15 July 15-Oct. 30 Nov. 30

April 10-25 July 10 July 15-Sept. 25 Nov. 10

April 20-May 5 Aug. 15 Sept. 10-Oct. 30 Nov. 25

April 25-May I5 Aug. 25 Sept. 10-Oct. 30 Nov. 30

April 25.May 20 Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. 20 Nov. 30

April 5-25 June 15 June 15-Oct. 20 Nov. 30

See footnotes on page 124

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins

July 15

Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Sept. 15-Mçiy 20

COMMgHCIAL APPLES BY STATES ^ Continued

1,000

bushels

Au^. 20 25,951

July 15 Sept. 15-May 20

Sept« 1 Sept« 20-MBy 20

Aug. 10 Sept. 15

Oct. 1 Oct. 5

Oct. 10 Octo 10

Sept. 30 Oct. 5

Aug. 1 Oct. 5

July 20 Sept. 15-April 1

Sept. 15 Oct. l-April 1

July 20 Sept. 15-April 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 25-Nov. 30

Sept. 15 Oct. 1-Aprll 1

June 15 July 15-Jan. 30

July 10 July 15-Nov. 15

Aug. 15 Sept. 15-March 1

Aug. 25 Sept. 10-Nov. 15

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Nov. 30

June 15 June 15-Oct. 30

Aug. 20

Aug. 20

Aug. 20

Aug. 20

Aug. 20

March 1

Dec. 1

JuDe 1

June 1

May 15

Dec. 31

May 15

April 30

Jan. 15

April 30

I^b. 25

Jen. 30

Nov. 30

Yakima

Yakima

Chelen, Douglas, Okanogan

2,53^

8.3^9

Walla Walla, Columbia

Clark

Hood River, Wasco

Marion, Polk, Lane, Yamhill,

Benton

UiŒLtilla, Union

Jackson

Sonoma, Mendocino, Napa

Santa Cruz, Monterey, Santa Clara

Butte, Taolumne, 11 Dorado

San Bernardino, San Diego

Tulare

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

a£AVi;NST£IN

New Hampshire

í^aseachusetts

Hhode Island

Connecticut

California

OTHfiR SUMM3R VAHIBTIgS

New Jercey

Delav/are

Maryland *•

West of Cheeapeake Bay

Virginia

Shenandoah Valley

Piedmont

Roanokc Area

Southwest

West Virginia

Eastern Panhandle

North Carolina

Mountain

Ohio

Indiena

Usual dates

of

full bloom

)fay 9-21

May 5-18

May 3-16

May 3-16

April 15-50

April 20-M&y 1

April 25

April 30

April 25

April 20

April 30

April 15

April 20-MBy I5

April 20-30

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

COMMERCIAL APPLÄS BY VARIiáTISS

Aug. 15

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

July 10

Aug. 25-Sept. 5

Aug. 20-Sept, 1

Aug. 20-Sept. 1

Aug. 20-Sept. 1

July 15-Aug. 20

June 25 July 10-Aug. 20

June 25 July 10-Aug. 1

July 1 July 15^Aug. 10

June 25 July 10-Aug0 15

July 1 July 15-Aug. 15

June 25 July 10-Aug. 15

June 25 July 10-Aug. 15

July 1 July 15-Aug. 15

July 1 July 1-Aug. 10

June 15 June 25-July 20

July 1 July 15-Aug, 25

June 30 July 20-30

Ends

Sept. 15

Sept. 10

Sept. 10

Septo 10

Sept. 15

Aug. ?o

Aug. 25

Sept. 10

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Aug. 15

July 30

Aug. 30

Aug. 15

See footnotes on page 124

16 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

u sual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

P rincipal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

CGMMBHCIAL APPLBS BY VAÄIiiTlÄS

1,000

bushels

Aug. 15

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

Sept. 1-20

Aug. ;?5-Sept. 15

Aug. 25-Sept. 15

Oct. 5

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

2/ Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

?or principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages 4-15.

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 15 Oct. 1 2/

July 10 July 15-Aug. 30 Sept. 30 2,388

June 25 July 10-Aug. 20 Aug. 30 330

June 25 July 10-Aug. 15 Sept. 1 1/

8/

July 5 July 15-JLug. 20 Sept. 15

June 25 July 10-Àug. 15 Sept. 10 210

July 1 July 15-Aug. 15 Sept. 10

June 25 July 10-Aug. 15 Sept. 5

June 25 July 10-Aug. 15 Sept. 1

July 1 July 15-Aug. 15 Sept. 10

92

July 1 July 1-Aug. 15 Aug. 20

16

June 15 June 25-July 20 July 30

July 5 July 15-Aug. 30 Sept. 5 111

July 5 July 20-30 Aug. 20 62

17 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dat<

Begins Most active Ends

OTHBR SUMMBR YARISTIES

Continued

Illinois ,

Went Central

South

South Central

Horth

Michigan

Southwest

Minnesota

Twin City

Southeast

Iowa

Missouri

Bebraska

Kansas

Northeast and last

Central

South Central

Kentucky ,

Tennessee

ftist

West

Montana

Idaho

Southwest

California

COMMERCIAL APPUSS BY VAHIZTISS - Continued

April 20

April 10

April 15

May 10

May 10-15

May 15

May 10

April 25-tey 15

April 15-May 25

April 20.Kay I5

April 5-20

May 1-10

April 20-25

May 25

April 25->fay 5

July 5 July 10-20

June 20 July 1-10

June 25 July 5-15

Aug. 1

July 20

July 25

July 12 July 20-Aug. 20 Aug. 30

Aug. 15 Aug. 20-25 Aug. 30

Aug. 15 Aug. 25 Aug. 30

Aug. 15 Aug. 20 Aug. 25

Aug. 1 Aug. 5-15 Aug. 25

July 5 July 10-15 July 20

July 5 July 10-30 Aug. 15

See footnotes on page 124

June 30 July 15

June 25 — July 15

June 25 July 1-25 Aug. 1

July 15 July 20-25 July 25

June 1 June 5-20 July 10

Aug. 20 Aug. 25 Aug. 30

Aug. 5 Aug. 15-25 Aug. 30

June 15 June 15-July 20 Aug. 15

18
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

COMMERCIAL APPLBS BY YAHISTIBS - Continued

1,000

bushels

July 5 July 10-25

June 20 July 1-15

June 23 July 5-20

Auß. 10

Aug. 1

-^u«. 5

325 Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

Por principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages 4-15.

285

July 12 July 20-Aug. 20 Aug. 30

Aug. 20 Aug. 30 Sept. 30 8/

Aug. 20 Aug. 30 Sept. 30

Aug. 20 Aug. 30 Sept. 30

Aug. 1 Aug. 15 Sept. 30 f/

July 5 July 10-15 July 20 50

July 12 July 15-Aug. 1 Aug. 15

June 30 July 30

June 25 July 30

June 25 July 1-25 Aug. 5

July 15 July 20-25 July 25

June 1 June 5-20 July 10

Aug. 25 Aug. 30 Sept. 10 §J

13

Aug. 5 Aug. 15-25 Aug. 30

June 15 June 15-July 20 Aug. 20 Sk

19
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

GRIKSS QOLDBH

Kew Jersey •

Penneylvania ,,.u

Keryland

WeBt of Chesapeake Bay,

VlrginSa

Shenendoah Valley

Piedmont

Boanoke Area

Southwest

West Vlrêinia

Sa8tern Panhandle

North Carolina

Mountain

Ohio

Illinois

West Central

Nebraska

Kentucky

Arkansas

Northwes t

Colorado

West Slope

Delta

Montezume, Montroee,

and Gfirfield

Mesa

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

COMMERCIAL APPLES BY VARI ATI AS - Continued

April 25-May 20

April 20-May 1

April 25

April 30

April 25

April 20

April 30

April 20

April 25-May 10

April 25

April 24-May 20

April 10-25

April 10

May 15

May 20

April 30

Sept. 5 Sept. 15.25

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-25

Sept. 1 Sept. 5.20

Sept. 5 Sept. 10.30

Sept. 10 Sept. 15.30

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-25

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-25

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-30

Aug. 25 Sept. 5-20

Aug. 25 Sept. 5.Cct. 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15.25

Aug. 15 Sept. 10-30

^ j. 1 Aug. 10-Sept. 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-20

Sept. 5 Sept. 20.0ct. 5

Sept. 10 Sept. 25-Oct. 5

Sfjpt. 1 Sept. 10-25

Ends

Sept, 30

Sept,> 30

Sept,. 30

Oct. 10

Oct. 10

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

Oct. 10

Sept. 25

Oct. 10

Oct. 5

Oct. 1

Oct. 7

Sept . 15

Sept. 25

Oct. 10

Oct. 15

Oct. 5

See footnotes on page 124

20 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Sept, 5 Sept. 15-3C

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 31

Sept, 10 Oct. 1-Jan. 1

Sept. 5 Sept. lO-Oct. 5

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 5

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-Oct. 1

Sept. 5 Sept. lO-Oct. 1

Sept, 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 5

A'Jg. 25 Sept. 5-D9C. 15

Au€. 25 Sept. 10-Oct. 30

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-Dec. 30

Sept, 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 10

Aug. 20 Sept. 30-Oct. 20

Aug. 1 Aug. lO-Sept. 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-20

COMMERCIAL APPLgS BY VARIETIES - Continued

1,000

buehele

Dec. 1

Dec. 31

Jan. 5

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 10

Oct. 15

Dec. 30

Sept. 25

79

205

i/

42?

262

50

Dec. 1 50

Jan. 15 162

91

Mar. 1

Kov. 1 8/

Sept. 20 5/

§J

Liete of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

For principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages 4-15.

13

Sept. 5 Sept. 20-Oct. 20 Nov, 15

Sept. 10

Sept. 1

Sept. 25-Oct. 20

Sept. 15-Oct. 5

Nov. 25

Oct. 30

- 21
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting date

Begins Most active Ends

GRIM3ES QOLDBf

Colorado - Continued

SaSt Slope

Fremont

LariiDer ,

New Mexico ,

JONATHAN

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Maryland

Weat of Chesapeake Bay,

Virginia

Shenandoah Valley

fioanoke Area

Southwest

West Virginia

Äistern P&nhandle

North Carolina

Mountain

Ohio

Illinois

West Central

South

South Central

North

COMMSRCIAL AFPL£S BY VâHI£TIJES - Continued

April 30

May 20

April 10-20

April 25.May 30

April 20-May 1

April 25

April 30

April 20

April 30

April 20

April 20-I-iay I5

April 25

April 15

April 20

May 1

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-25

Sept. 10 Sept. 25-Oct. 5

Aug. 15 Aug. 30-Sept. 15

Sept. 10

Sept. 5

Sept. 1

Sept. 5

Sept. 10

Sept. 5

Sept. 10

Aug. 25

An^. 10

Sept. 1

Sept. 5

Sept. 1

Sept. 5

Sept. 15

Sept. 15-25

Sept. 10-25

Sept. 10-25

Sept. 10-30

Sept. 15-30

Sept. 10-25

Sept. 15-30

Sept. 5-20

Au/?. 25-3ept. 20

Sept. 5-20

Sept. 15-25

Sept. 5-15

Sept. lD-20

Oct. 1-15

Oct. 5

Oct. 15

Sept. 25

Sept . 30

Sept . 30

Sept,. 30

Oct. 10

Oct. 10

Oct. 5

Oct. 10

Sept. 25

Sept . 30

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Sept. 25

Oct. 1

Oct. 25

See footnotes on page 124

22
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

COMMBRCIAL APPLBS BY VARIBTIBS - Continued

1.000

bUBhele

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 5 Oct. 30

Sept. 10 Sept. 25-Oct. 20 Nov. 25

Aue. 15 Sept. 1-25 Oct. 15 «/

Liste of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

?or principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages 4-15

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-30 Dec. 1 2g

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-Dec. 3I Jan. 30

Sept. 10 Oct. l-Iteb. 1 March 1

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-Oct. 10 Oct. 25 •¡Ok

Sept, 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 10 Oct. 25

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-Oct, 1 Oct. 15

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 10 Oct. 25

Aug. 25 Sept. 5-aov. 30 Dec, 15

221

13

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Oct. 5 Oct. 15

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-Jan. I5 March 10 367

65^

Sept. 5 Sept. 15-Oct. 10 April 1

Sept. 1 Sept. 5-20 April 1

Sept. 5 Sept, 10-30 April 1

Sept. 15 Oct. 1-25 April 1

-23
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

JOHATHM - Continued

Michigan •• • •

Mieeouri

Nebraska

Kansae • • •

Hortheasi and Baet

Central

South Central

Kentucky

Arkansas

2ior thwea t

Idaho •

Southwest •

South Central

Colorado <

West Slope

Delta

Montezuna, Montrose,

and Oarfield

Mesa

Bast Slope

Fremont

Larimer

Hew Mexico

Utah

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

COMMKHCIAL APPLfiS BY VAHISTIiSS - Continued

May 15

April 15-25

April 24-May 2i

April 10-25

April 10

April 25-Mûy 5

April 30-MBy 10

May 10

May 15

April 25

April 25

May 15

April 10-30

May 5

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct.

Aug. ^5 Sept. 3

Aug. 15 Sept. 10.30

Aug. 30 Sept. 10-25

Aug. 25 Sept. 5-20

Aug. 1 Aug. 10-Sept. 1

Aug, 10 Aug. 15-25

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-25

Sept. 5 Sept. 15-30

Ends

Oct. 25

Sept. 20

Oct. 7

Sept. 30

Sept. 30

Sept. 15

Aug. 30

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

Sept. 1 Sept. 20-Oct. 5 Oct. 10

Sept. 5 Sept. 20-Oct. 5 Oct. 10

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-25 Oct. 5

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-25 Get, 5

Sept. 5 Sept. 20-Oct. 5 Oct. 10

Aug. 15 Aug. 30-Sept. 20 Sept. 30

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Oct, 20 Oct. 30

See footnotes on page 12it

2k
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-April 1

Aug. 25 Sept. g

Aug. 20 Sept. 30-Oct. 20

Aug. 30 Sept. I5.N0V. 30

Aug. 25 Sept. 10-Nov. 15

Aug. 1 Aug. 10-Sept. 1

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-25

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-Octi.. 15

Sept. 5 Sept. 15-30

COMKBBCIAL APPLfiS BY VARIETIBS - Continued

1.000

bushels

May 15 1.9^3

Sept. 20 241

Nov. 1 ^

§J

l^b. 25

Feb. 15

Sept. 20

Aug. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

8/

331

419

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

Por principal producing counties by

States end within-State areas see

pageR 4-15.

Sept. 1 Sept. 20-Oct. 20 Nov. 30

Sept. 5 Sept. 25-Oct. 25 Nov. 30

Sept. 1 Sept. 15.30 Oct. 30

Sept. 1 Sept. 15.30 Oct. 30

Sept. 5 Sept. 25-Oct. 25 Nov. 30

Aug. 15 Sept. 1-30 Oct. 30 8/

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Dec. 15 Jan. 15 8/

25
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

JONATHAN - Continued

W& ahington

Yakima Valley

Lower Yakima Valley l/

Upper Yakima Valley 2/

California

VSALTHY

Maine

New Hampshire

Vermont

Massachusette

Bhode Island

Connecticut

New York

West

Pennsylvania

Ohio

Illinois

West Central

South

South Central

Michigan

Vleconsln

COMMÏRCIAL APPLES 3Y VAfilETIJîS - Continued

April 25

April 29

*fey 16-2S

May 10-22

May 11-2J

May 6-19

May 4-17

May 4-17

May 15^5

April 25-May 30

April 25-May 10

April 25

April 15

April 20

May 10

May 18-June 1

Sept. 9 Sept« 10-20

Sept. 15 Sept. 17.25

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 1

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-20

Au€. 25 Sept. 5-15

Au€. 25 Sept. 5-15

Aug. 20 Sept. 1-3 0

Aug. 20 Sept. 1-10

Aug. 20 Sept. 1-10

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-20

Aug. 20 Aug. 25-Sept. 5

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Sept. 15

Aug. 1 Aug. 10-20

July 20 July 25-Aug. 5

July 25 Aug. 1-10

Aug. 15 Aug. 25-Sept. 10

Aug. 20 Sept. 1-Oct. 1

Sept. 25

Sept. 30

Oct. 15

Sept. 25

Sept. 20

Sept. 20

Sept. 15

Sept. 20

Sept. 20

Sept. 25

Sept. 15

Sept. 20

Sept. 1

Aug. 20

Aug. 20

Sept. 20

Sept. 30

See footnotes on page 124

- 26 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COm^gRCIAL APPLES BY VARISTIBS - Continued

1,000

bushels

Sept. 9 Sept. 15-Nov. 1

Sept. 15 Sept. 20.N0V. 10

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-Oct. I5

Feb. 1

Feb. 1

Nov. 30

1,175

286

Liets of principal producing coontiee

by varieties are not generelly available.

7or principal producing counties by

States and within-State areee eee

pages 4-15,

Sept. 5 Sept. 15.25 Oct. 1 5/

Aug. ?5 Sept. 10-20 Oct. 1 8/

Aug. 25 Sept. 10-20 Oct. 1 5/

Aug. 20 Sept. 5-2 C Oct. 1 5/

Aug. 20 Sept. 5-20 Oct. 1 S/

Aug. 2C Sept. 5-20 Oct. 1

680

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-Oct. 15 April 1

Aug. 20 Aug. 25-Oct. 15 Dec. 15 85

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Oct. 30 Nov. 15 98

91

Aug. 1 Aug. 10-30 Oct. 1

July 20 July 25-Aug. 15 Sept. 20

July 25 Aug. 1-20 Sept. 20

AUÄ. 15 Aug. 25.Sept » 15 Sept. 25 355

Aug. 25 Sept. 15.0c t,. 10 Feb. 1 258

- 27
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

WJEALTHY - Continued

Minneso ta ,

Tvíin City ,

Southeast ,

Mlßsouri ,

Nebraska

Montana

Colorado ,......,

West Slope

Delta

Monte zuma, Montrose,

and Oerfield

%st Slope

Fremont

Tjarlmer

BALDWIN

Maine

New Hempshire

Vermont

Massachusetts

Bhode Island

Connecticut

New York

West

Hudson Valley

Pennsylvania

Ohio

See footnotes on page 124

GOmmCUL APPIiSS BY VABIÜTIJES - Continued

May 10-15

May 15

May 10

April 15.25

April 24-May 20

June 5

May 15

May 20

April 30

May 20

Viay 20-Jiine 1

May 15-27

May 15.27

May 11-2^

May q-22

May 9-22

May 10-25

May 5.15

April 25-MBy 30

April 25-May 10

Aug. 20 Aug. 30-Sept. 10

Aug. 25 Sept. 10

Aug. 20 Aug. 30

July 25 Aug. 1

Aug. 15 Sept. 10-30

Aug. 30 Sept. 15

Sept. 1 Sept. 20-Ort. 1

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 1

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-25

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 1

Oct. 5

Oct. 1

Oct. 5

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 10

Sept. 20

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Oct. 10-20

Oct. 10-25

Oct. 10-20

Oct. 10-25

Oct. 10-25

Oct. 10-25

Oct. 15-25

Sept. 25-Oct. 5

Oct. 1.25

Oct. 5-20

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Sept. 10

Aug. 10

Oct. 7

Sept. 25

Oct. 5

Oct. 10

Oct. 5

Oct. 10

Oct. 25

Nov. I

Oct. 25

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Oct. 30

Oct. 10

Nov. 1

Oct. 30

- 28 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COMMSRCIAL APPLBS BY VAHIETISS - Continued

1.000

buehele

Aug. 30 Nov. 25

Sept. 5 Nov. 25

Aug. 30 Nov„ 25

July 25 Aug. 1

Aug. 20 Sept. 30-Oct. 20

Sept. 5 Sept. 25

Nov. 30

Nov. 30

Nov. 30

Aug. 10

Nov. 1

Oct. 30

§/

17

11

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

For principal producing counties by

States end within-State areas see

pages U-I5.

Sept. 1 Sept. 20-Oct. I5

Sept. 1 Sept. 20-Oct. 25

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-30

Sept. 1 Sept. 20-ûct. 25

Nov. 15

Nov. 20

Oct. 25

Nov. 20

Oct. 10 Nov. 15-Aprll 15 June 1 ^

Oct. 10 Nov. 10-May 1 June 15 5/

Oct. 10 Nov. 15-April 15 June 1 5/

Oct. 5 Nov. lO-toy 1 June 15 5/

Oct. 5 Nov. lO-Kay 1 June 15 ^

Oct. 5 Nov. 3 O-May 1 June 15

1.53^

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-Dec. 15 June 1

Sept. 20 Sept. 25.Dec. I5 June 1

Sept. 25 Oct. l-March 15 May 30 116

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-î^c. 15 Jan« 15 229

29
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

Usual harvesting dates

full bloom Begins Most active Unds

C0MM2RCI1L APPUSS 3Y YAfilBTIBS - Continued

BIH DAVIS AND OAKO

New York

West

West Virginia

Sastern Panhandle ••••

Ohio

Illinois ,

Weet Central

Nebraska

Arkansas

Northwest ,

Montana ,

Colorado

West Slope

Delta

Montesuna, Montrose^

and Qarfield

Mesa

East Slope

Fremont

Larimer

New Mexico

BLACK WIO (PAHAGON)

New Jersey

Pennsylrania

May 15-25

April 30

April 25-MBy 10

April 25

April 30-Mfty 20

April 10

June 5

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-25

May 15

May 25

May 5

May 5

May 25

April 30-May 15

April 25-May 15

Oct. 1 Oct. 10^5

Oct. 15 Oct. 20-Nov. 5

Sept. 15 Sept. 25.0ct. 10

Oct. 10 Oct. 12-18

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-15

Sept. 20 Oct. 1

Oct. 1 Oct. 10-25

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-28

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-10

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-10

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-28

Sept. 15 Sept. '25-Oct. 10

Oct. 15 Oct. 20-30

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-20

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Nov. 15

Nov. 1

Oct. 25

Oct. 20

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Nov. 2

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Nov. 2

Oct. 25

Nov. 5

Oct. 25

See footnotes on page 124

- 30 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

OOMKKRCIAL APPLSS BY VARIflTIBS - Continued

1.000

bushels

Oct. 5

Oct. 1

Sept. 15

Oct. 15

Sept. 30

Sept. 25

Oct. 10-Nov. 15 May 1

527

150

Oct. 10-Feb. ?5 March 30

Oct. 20-?eb. 25 March I5 24

29

Sept. 25-Oct. 20 April 1

Oct. 15-HÖV. 1 Nov. 15 5/

5/

Oct. 5-15 Oct. 20

Oct. 5 Nov. 20 8/

125

Liste of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

For principal-producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages 4-15.

Oct. 1

Oct. 5

Sept. 25

Oct. lO-Nov. 15

Oct. 15-Nov. 20

Oct. 5-isrov. 15

March 30

March 30

March 1

Sept. 25

Oct. 5

Sept. 15

Oct. 5-Nov. 15

Oct. I5.N0V. 20

Sept. 30-Oct. 20

March 1

March 30

Dec. 15 ^

Oct. 15

Sept. 25

Dec. 1-May 1

Oct. 5-March I5

June 15

May 30

50

115

31
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

BLACK TWIG (PABAGON)

C9ntiDH^(^

West Virginia

North Carolina ••••

Mountain

Arkanaaa

Northwest •

Few Mexico

CORTLAI^

Maine

New HainpBhire

Verioont

Massachusetts

Bhode Island

Connecticut

New York

West

Hudson Valley .•.

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Ohio

Wisconsin

Minnesota

Southeast

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

COMMJERCIAL APPLES BY VAxtlETIJuS - Continued

April 25

April 10

May 5-15

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-20

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 30

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-15

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-ûct. 10

Ends

Oct. 25

Nov. 15

Oct. 20

Oct. 25

May lg.30 Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Cct. 5 Oct. 10

May 12-24 Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. R> Oct. 15

May 13.25 Sept. 20 Oct. 1-10 Oct. 20

May g-21 Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 10 Oct. 20

May 6^19 Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 5 Oct. 15

May 6-19 Sept. 15 Sept. 25.0ct. 5 Oct. 15

May 15.25 Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 10 Oct. 15

May 5-15 Sept. 10 Sept. 15.30 Oct. 5

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-30 Oct. 5

April 25-tey 30 Sept. 1 Sept. 5-Oct. 5 Oct. 15

April 25.May 10 Sept. 5 Sept. IC-Oct. 1 Oct. 5

«v^y 20-June 5 Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Oct. 20 Oct. 30

May 10-15 Sept. 10 Sept. 15 Sept. 20

Vay 10 Sept. ic Sept. 15 Sept. 25

See footnotes on page 124

32
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COMMSRCI/g APPLES BY VAJíISTIüG - Coatinued

1,000

bushele

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-Jan. 30 Eeb. ?5 62

30

Sept. 15 Oct. l-Kov. 30 Pet). 10

U

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-15 Oct. 20

Sept. 15 Sept. 30-Oct. 20 Dec. 15 U

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

Por principal producing counties by

States and wlthln-State areas see

pages ^-15.

Sept. 20 Oct. 3 0-Jan. I5 April 1 3/

Sept. 15 Oct. 10-Jan. 15 April 1 ?/

Sept. 20 Oct. 10-Jan. 15 April 1 S/

Sept. 15 Oct. Wsn. 15 March I5 5/

Sept. 15 Oct. 5-jRn. 15 March I5 8/

Sept. 15 Oct. 5-Jftn. 15 March I5 5/

1,775

Sept. 20 Sept. ?5-Jan. I5 May 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-Jan. I5 May 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-Oct. 15 Dec. 1 69

Sept. 15 Sept. 5-Jan. I5 June 30 lUi

Sept. 5 Sept. IÇ-March I5 April 15 124

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 30 March 1 14^

Sept. 15 Nov. 25 Jan. 1 5/

Sept. 15 Nov. ?5 Jan. 1

- 33
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

DELICIOUS

Maine

New Hampshire

Vermont

Kjaseachuectts

Bhode I eland

Connecticut

New York

West

Hudson Valley

Kew Jersey

Pennsylvania

Delaware

Maryland

West of Chesapeake Bay

Virgirda

Shenandonh Valley

Piedmont

Boanoke Area

Southwest

West Virginia

5astern Panhandle

North Carolina

Mountain

Ohio

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

CÜMMfiECIAL APPLfiS BY VAAIBTIJïS - Continued

May 20-June 1

May l^u26

May 15-27

May 10-23

May g.21

May 8-21

May 10-25

May 5-15

April 25-May 20

April 20-Hay 1

April 20-May 1

April 25

April 30

April 25

April 20

April 30

April 25

April 25-MQy 10

Oct. 1 Oct. 5.15

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-15

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-15

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-15

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-15

Sept. 25 Oct. 5.15

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-15

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 5

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-30

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 15

Sept. 7 Sept. 15-30

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Ûct. 5

Sept. 1 Sept. 5-30

S3pt. 10 Sept. 15-30

Sept. 5 Sept. lC-25

Sept. 1 Sept. 5-25

Sept, 10 Sept. 15-30

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-15

Aug. 20 Sept. 5-Oct. 10

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 10

Ends

Oct. 20

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 20

Oct. 10

Oct. 5

Oct. 20

Oct. p

>

Oct. 15

Oct. 10

Oct. 10

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

Oct. 10

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 15

See footnotes on page 124

3h
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

P rincipal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COMMERCIAL APPLäS BY VARJ2TISS - Continued

1,000

buBhels

Oct. 10

Oct. 1.0

Oct. 10

Oct. 5

Oct„ !<f

Oct. •S

Oct. •

Sept. 20

Sept. 1

Sept. 15

Sept. 8

Sept. 20

Sept. 1

Sept. 10

Sept. 5

Sept. 1

Sept. 10

Sept, 20

Aug. 20

Sept. 5

Nov. 10-Aprll 1

Novc 10-April 1

Nov. 10-April 1

Nov. 1-April 1

Nov. 1-April 1

Nov. l-April 1

Oct. 5-îfeb.25

Sept. 25-MBrch 30

Sept. 15-Jan. 1

Sept. 25-^îarch I5

Sept. 15-«J8n. 1

Oct. 1-Feb. 1

Sept. 5-Oct. 15

Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Sept. 10-Oct. 1

Sept. 5-Oct. 1

Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Oct. 1-Kerch 30

Sept. 5-Oct. 30

Sept. 15-terch 15

June

June

June

June

June

June

June

June

April 1

Mey 30

Feb. 1

May •L

Nov. 15

Nov. 15

Nov. 5

Nov. 1

Nov. 15

>lay 30

Jan. 20

May 15

5/

Í/

885

286

1»157

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available

For principal producing counties by

States end within-State areas see

pagea ^-15.

58if

277

^18

35 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

DJgLICIOUS - Continued

Illinois

Weat Central

South

South Central

North

Michigan

WiBconein

Minnesota

Southeast

Mieeouri

Behre 8k:a

Kentucky

Arkaneae

Northwest

Crowley fiid£e

Montana

Idaho

Southwest ....••.

South Central

Colorado

West Slope

Delta

Monte zuma, Montrose,

and Qarfield

Mesa

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

COMMSRCUL ÁPPLAS BY ViJlIETIJfiS > Continued

April 25

April 15

April 20

May 1

May 15

May 20-June 1

May 10-15

Mey 10

April 15-25

April 30-May 20

April 10-30

April 10

March 30

June 5

April 25-May 5

April 30-May 10

May 10

May 15

April 25

Sept. 20

Sept. 10

Sept. 15

Sept. 25

Sept. 15

Sept. 15

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Sept. 10

Aug. 20

Sept. 1

Aug. 30

Aug. 20

Sept. 30

Sept. 15

Sept. 25

Sept. 25-Oct. 10

Sept. 20-30

Sept. 25.0ct. 10

Oct. 5-20

Sept. 20-Oct. 20

Sept, 20-Oct. 20

Sept. 30

Sept. 30

Sept. 15

Sept. 20-30

Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Sept. 5-10

/-ug. 25-30

Oct. 15

Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Sept. 30-Oct. 15

Ends

Oct. 20

Oct. 10

Oct. 20

Nov. 1

Oct. ?5

Oct. 30

Oct. 5

Oct. c;

Sept . 25

Oct. 10

Oct. 30

Sept . 15

Sept , 5

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 20

Sept. 25 Oct. 1.15 Oct. 20

Oct. 1 Oct. 1-20 Oct. 25

Sept. 20 Sept. 20-Oct. 5 Oct. 15

See footnotes on page 12^

36
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

P rincipal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COMMBRCUI APPLES BY VAHIETIJS - Continued

1,000

buBhels

236

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 20 April 15

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. 10 April 1

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 20 April 10

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-30 May 15

Sept. 15 Oct. l-May 1 June 1 SSO

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-30 March 5 50

Sept. 30 Nov. 25 Jen. 1 §J

Sept. 30 Nov. 25 Jan. 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15 April 30 110

Aug. 25 Oct. l.Nov. 1 Nov. 15 sj

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 15 March 1 8/

8/

Aug. 30 Sept. 5-10 Sept. 15

Aug. 20 Aug. 25-30 Sept. 5

Oct. 5 Oct. 15 Nov. 10 8/

Ü32

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 30 March I5

Sept. 25 Sept. 30-Oct. 15 Nov. 5

LietB of principal producing cciaitiea

by varieties are not generally available.

For principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages ¿f-15.

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-Nov. 5 March 1

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-Nov. 10 March 1

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Nov. 10 îteb. 15

283

- 37
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety ftnd State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

DSLICIOUS

Colorado -Continued

fiBst Slope

iVemont

Larimer

New Mexico

Utah

Washington

Yakima Valley

Lower Yakima Valley \J

Upper Yakima Valley 2/

Oregon

California

QOLDBN PgLICIOUS

Maine

Maeeackueette

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Maryland

West of Chesapeake Bay

Virginia

Shwnandoah Valley

Piedmont

Boenoke Area

Southwest

COMMERCIAL APPUfiS BY VATIäTIäS - Continued

April 25

May 15

April 20-May 10

May 5

April 25

April 29

April 30-MEiy 10

May 21-June 2

May 11-24

April 25-^îay 20

April 20-May 1

April 25

April 30

April 25

April 20

April 30

Sept. 20

Oct. 1

Aug. 25

Sept. 20

Sept. 15

Sept. 20

Sept. 10

Aug. 25

Sept. 20-Oct. 5

Oct. 1-20

Sept. 10-Oct. 5

Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Sept. 22-Oct. 20

Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Sept. 2ú-0ct. 20

Sept. 10-Oct. 20

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-25

Oct. 1 Oct. 10-20

Sep^;. 20 Sept. ?:5-0ct. 10

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 15

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-15

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Oct. 15

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-15

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 10

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Oct. 5

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-1»5

Oct. 15

Oct. 25

Oct. 15

Nov. 5

Oct. 25

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 15

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Oct. 15

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 15

Oct. 20

See footnotes on page \?M

38
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing countiei

COKMgRCIAL APPLBS BY YOIJSTI3SS - Continued

1,000

bußh«!6

Sept. 20 Sept. 25.M0V. 10 Feb. 15

Oct. I Oct. 5-Nov. 10 March 1

Aug. ?5 Sept. 15-Oct. 15 Nov. 30 §J

Sept. 20 Sept. 30.Jf>b. 15 April 5

13.769

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-MRy 20 June 15

Sept. 20 Sept. 20-MÄy 20 Jvjne 15

Oct. 1 Nov. 1-Merch 1 April 15 882

Aug. 25 Sept. 10-Dec, I5 April 30 980

Liste of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

TOT principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages ^-15,

Oct. 25 Nov. 20-March 1 April 1 i/

Oct. 20 Nov. 15-ilarch 1 April 1 §J

Sept. 20 Sspt. 25-j8n. 1 April 1 142

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Marcb 30 June 30 270

Oct. 1 Jan. 1-March 3I May 15

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Nov. 1 Dec. 30 430

Srpt. 25 Oct. l-Nov. 1 Deo, 30

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 20 Dec. 15

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 20 Dec. 15

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-Nov. 1 Dec. 30

- 39 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

aOLDSN DSL.TCIOUS - Coptinued

'liest Virginia

Eastern Ppuhandla

North Carolina

Mountain

Ohio

Illinois „

tiest Central

South

South Central

North

Minnesota

Southeast

Miesouri

Nebraska

Ketitucky

Arkansas

Northwest

Crowley Eiige

Montana

Idaho

Southwest

New i-fexico

Utah

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

COKMEHCIAL APPLES BY VAHIJSTIBS - Continued

April 25

May 1-15

April ^5

April 15

April P.O

May 1

May 10-15

ifey 10

April l^-¿'5

April 50-May 20

April 10-30

April 10

March 30

June 5

April 25-May 5

April 20-i-Iay 5

May 5

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 10

Aug. 25 Sept. 5-Octc 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. 10

5.-ct. 20

Sept. 15

Sept. 20

Sept, 3c

Sopv, 30

Sopt. JC

Sept. 15

A-^. 20

Sept. 1

-og. 25

Aü¿. 15

Sept. 30

Sept. 20

Aug. 25

Sept. 20

Oct. 1-10

Sopt. 2>Gct. 5

Sept. 30-Oct. 10

Oct. 10-20

Get« 10

Oct. 10

Sept. 25

Sep^ 20-33

Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Au^. 25-Sept. 5

Au^. 15-25

Oct. 15

Sept. 25.Cnt. 10

Sept. 10-30

Sept. 25.0ct. 25

Ends

Oct. 20

Oct. 10

Oct. 15

Oct. 20

Oct. 15

Oct. 20

Nov. 1

Oct. 1')

Oct. 15

Oct. 1

Gel, 10

Oct. 30

Sept. 10

-^üg. 30

Got. 30

Oct. 15

Oct. 10

Nov. 5

See footnotes on page 124

ho .
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Sept. 15

COMMBRCIAL APPI.KS BY VARIETIES - Coiitlpued

1.000

bu«3hel8

Sept. 25-March 30 May 30

P3g

ISO

Aug. 25 iept. 10-Oct. 30 Dec. 10

Sept. 10 Sept. 25-March 15 May 25 171

571

Sept. ?.0 Oct. 1-20 April 15

Sept. 15 s.?pt„ 25-Oct. 15 April 1

Sept. 20 Sept. 30-Oct. 20 April 10

Sept. 30 Oct. 10-30 Mtiy 15

Oct. 5 JSov. 2«=^ Jan. 1 8/

Oct. 5 Nov. 25 t>>n. 1

Sept. 15 Sept. 25 April 30 118

Aag. 25 Oct. 1-Nov. 1 Nov. 15 §J

Sept. 1 Sept, î5-0ct. 15 March 1 5/

5/

Aug. 25 Aug. 25-3ept. 5 Sept. 10

Aug. 15 Aug. 15-25 Aug. 30

Oct. 5 Oct. 15 Nov. 10 i/

18

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 15 Oct. 30

Au€. 25 Sept. 15-Oct. 10 Nov. 15 §J

Sept. 20 Sept. 30-.i^eb. I5 April 5 §J

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

For principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages ^-15.

41
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

GOLDM DSLICIOUS > Continued

Washington

Yakima Valley

Lower Yakima Valley l/

Upper Yakiiiia Valley 2/

California

McINTOSE

Maine

ISTew HaiDpahire

Vermont

Massachusetts

Bhode Island

Connecticut

New York

West

Hudson Valley

Chemplain

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Ohio

Michigan

Wisconsin

Minnesota

Twin City

Southeast

Montana

See footnotes on page 124

COMMSfiCIAL AFPLSS BÏ VAÄlüTIES - Continued

April 2S

-^prll 30

May lg-30

May 12-24

May 13-25

May 8-21

May 6-19

May 6-19

May 10-20

May 5-15

May 20-30

April 25-:4ay 20

April 25-May 10

May 13

May 20-June 5

May 10-15

May 15

May 10

June 5

Sept. 20 Sept. 26-Oct, 20

Sept. 22 Sept. 26-Oct. 2C

Sept^ 1 Sept. 10-30

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 10

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-30 Oct. 10

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-30 Oct. 10

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. 5 Oct. 15

Sept. 5 Sept. 15-25 Oct. 5

Sept. 5 Sept. 15-25 Oct. 5

Sept. 5 Sept, 15-25 Oct. 5

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 10 Oct. 15

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-30 Oct. 5

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Oct. 5 Oct. 10

Aug. 20 Sept. 5-25 Sept. 30

Aug. 55 Sept. 1-Oct. 1 Oct. 10

Aug. 20 Sept. 10-Oct. 1 Oct. 5

Aug. 30 Sept. 10-30 Oct. 5

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. 20 Oct. 30

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-25 ^Sept. 30

Sept. 15 Sept. 25 Sept. 30

Sept. 10 Sept. 15 Sept. 25

Sept. 20 Oct. 1 Oct. 30

k2 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

C0f4MBHCIAL APPLBS BY VARISTI£S - Continued

1,000

bushels

Sept. 22 Oct. 15-Jan. I5

Sept. 22 Oct. 15-Jaii. 15

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-Dec. I5

June 15

June 15

Feb. ^5

779

^3

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

?or principal producing counties by

States and wlthin-State areas see

pages ^15.

Sept. 15 Oct. 1-May 1 June 20 §J

Sept. 10 Oct. 1-May 1 June 20 §J

Sept. 10 Oct. l-May 1 June 20 §/

Sept. 5 Sept. 25-May 1 June 20 u

Sept. 5 Sept. 25-May 1 June 20 8/

Sept. 5 Sept. 25-May 1 June 20 8/

5.562

Sept. 20 Sept. 25.Peb. 25 June 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-^April 1 June 30

Sept. 15 Sept. 20.April 1 June 30

Aug. 20 Sept. 5-30 Jan. 15 2i*l

Aug. 25 Sept. 1-Dec. 3I Jan. 30 263

Aug. 20 Sept. 15-i^b. 15 April 15 li*9

Au.ç:. 30 Sept. 15-April 15 May 30 I.U96

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Cct. 30 March 1 310

Sept. 15 Nov. 25 Jan. 1

8/

Sept. 20 Nov. 25 Jan. 1

Sept. 15 Nov. 25 Jan. 1

Sept. 25 Oct. 5 Dec, 1 U

^»3
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety end State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

NORTHjtslBN SPY

Maine

Nev/ ílaiDUGhirí»

Vermont

Msaecchusette

Connecticut

Sew York

Wect

Hudson Valley ....

Ohio ,

Michigan

RHODB I SLANT) GPKJgNINO

Vermont ,,..

Hhode Island

ConTi3Cticut

îlew York

Weflt

Obio

ROKS BJIAUT:

Connecticut

New York

West

Hudson Valley ...•

New Jersey

C0MM2HCIAL APPLES BY VARIKÏIAS - Continued

May 21-June 2

May 15.27

May l6-2g

May 11.2^

May 9-22

May 20-30

May 20-30

April 30-May 10

May 20

May 12-2Ai

May 5-18

May 5-18

May 10-20

April 25->Iay 10

May 9-22

May 20-30

May 20-30

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-25

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-25

Oct. 5 Oct. 15-25

Oct. 5 Oct. 15-25

Oct. 5 Oct. 15-25

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-25

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-20

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-25

Oct. 10 Oct. 20-31

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-10

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 5

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 5

Sept. 30

Sept. 5

Oct. 5.15

Sept. 10-25

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-25

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-25

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-20

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-30

N07. 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Oct. 30

Oct. 25

Oct. 30

Nov. 5

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 25

Sept. 30

Nov. 1

Oct. 30

Oct. 25

Ncv. 5

See footnotes on page 12^

kk -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COMMKRCIAL APPLES BY VARI5TIÎS - Continued

Nov. 5

Nov. 5

Nov. 5

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Oct. 10

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

Oct. 10

Dec. 10-April I5

Dec. 10-April I5

Dec. lO-April I5

Dec. lO^prll I5

Dec. 10-Aprll I5

Oct. 15-March 1Ç

Oct. 10-March I5

Oct. 10-Dec. 5

Oct. 20-May 1

1,000

bushels

June 10 §/

JUTiO 10 8/

June 10 §/

June 10 3/

June 10 i/

665

June 1

June 1

Jan. 5 ^g

June 30 i,l?5

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

Por principal producing counties by

States and wlthin-Stñte areas see

pages 4-15.

Sept. 25 Oct. 10-ibb. 1 March 1 i/

Septo 15 Oct. 1-Feb. 1 March 1 á/

Sept. 15 Oct. 1-Peb. 1 March 1 i/

2,250

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-Dec. 15 May 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-öct. 10 Oct. 15 29

Nov. 1 Dec. lO^pril 1 June 1

1.067

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-March 30 June 30

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-March 30 June 30

Oct. 5 Dec. 1-May 1 June 15 71^*

k3~
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

ROMS BEAUTY - Continued

Penneyl vaiiie.

Delaware

Maryland

West of Che sapea k^e I^ay

Virginia

Shrnandoah Valley

Piedmont

Boanolr»? Area

Scuthwe91

West Virginia

Bastei'n Panhandle

North Carolina

Mountain

Ohio

UlinoiG

Wf)st Centr*il

South w

South Central

Ken tucky

Montana

Idaho

Southwest

SouLû Central

COMMfiRCIkL APPLES BY VAIilîCTIBS - Continued

April 25-I^y 30

April 20-May 1

April 20-May 1

April 25

April 30

April 25

April 20

April 3c

April 30

April 3O.MR7 15

May 1

April 20

April 25

April 10-30

June 5

April 25-Mp.y 10

April 30-MR7 15

Oct. 1 Oct. «5-25

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-15

Oct. 1 Oct. 10-25

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-Nov. 5

Oct. 10 Oct. 20-Ncv. 5

Oct. 5 Oct. l^i-Nov. 1

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-25

Oct. 10 Oct. 20-Sov, 5

Oct. 1 Oct. 10-25

Mov. 5

Oct« 20

Oct. 30

Nov. 10

NoVo IC

Nov. 5

Nov. 1

Nov. 10

Oct. 30

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. 30 Nov. 10

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-25 Oct. 30

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-15 Nov.

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-15 Nov.

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-15 Nov.

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 15 Oct. 30

Sept. 30 Oct. 20 Oct. 30

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-25 Oct. 30

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-30 Nov. 10

See footnotes on page 124

- k6
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

COyj^lSRCTAL APPL2S BY VARIETISS ~ Continued

1.000

buBhelfi

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-March 30 Juno 30 676

Oct* 1 Nov. 1-Dec. 31 March I5

Oct. 5 Dec. l-Jan. 1 May 1

Oct. 5 Oct. 15-Dec. 1 Dec. 30 ?26

Oct. 10 Oct. PO-Pec. 1 Dec. 30

Oct. 5 Oct. 1^-Nov. 15 Dec. 20

Oct. 5 Oct. 15-Nov. 10 Dec. 15

Oct. 10 Oct. 20-D9C. 1 DGC. 30

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not ^-^neraliy available.

Por principal producing counties by

States and within-St>abe areas see

pagos 4-15o

508

Oct. 1 Oct. lO-March 30 May 30

192

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Nov. 20 Feb. 10

Oct. 10 Nov. 5-March I5 May 30 604

75

^'^Pt, 25 Oct. 1-25 I'fey 15

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-20 May 1

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-25 May 1

Sept. 1 Sept. IÇ-Oct. 15 March 1 1/

Oct. 5 Oct. 20 Nov. 20

478

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-Nov. 30 March I5

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-30 Nov. 15

^»7
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

ROIŒ BEAUTY > Continued

Colorado

West Slope

Delta

Montezume, Montroae,

and Qerfield

Meea

Bast Slope

?reinont

Larimer

New Mexlco

Utah

Washington

Yakina Valley

Lower Yakima Valley l/

Upper Yakinû Valley 2/

California

STAYMAU

Connecticut .......•

New Jersey ..,,„

Pennsylvania

Delaware

Maryland

West of Chesapeake Bay .

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

COMMSaCIAL APPIAS BY VARIBTIBS - Continued

May 15

May 25

May 5

May ^

May 25

April 25-May 15

May 5

April 29

May 3

»fey 8-21

April 25-May 30

April 20-May 1

April 20.Mny 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 5

Sept. 25

Oct. 5

Sept. 15

Sept. 20

Oct. 5

Sept. 25

Sept. 30

Sept. 30

Oct. 5

Oct. 5-20

Oct. 10 Oct. 15-20

Oct. 9 Oct. 12-25

Sept, 15 Oct. 1-25

Oct. 10-20

Oct. 5-25

Oct. 5-25

Oct. 5-20

Oct. 10-25

Ends

Oct. 25

Oct. 10-28 Nov. 2

Septo 25-Oct. 10 Oct. 20

Sept. 25-Oct. 10 Oct. 20

Oct. 10-28 Nov. 2

Sept. 3()-0ct. 20 Oct. 30

Sept. 25-Oct. 25 Nov. 5

Oct. 30

Nov. 1

Nov. 30

Oct. 25

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 25

Oct. 30

See footnotes on page 124

- hS
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

COMMBBCIAL APPLSS BY VABIBTISS - Contipved

1,000

bushels

i?21

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-Nov. 10 March 30

Oct. 5 Oct. 15-Nov. 20 March 30

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-Nov. 15 March 1

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-Nov. 15 March 1

Oct. 5 Oct. 15-Hov. 20 March 30

Sept. 15 Oct. 5-30 Dec. 30 «/

Sept. 20 Sept. 30-7eT5. I5 April 5 1/

1.137

Oct. 10 Oct. 20-May 20 July 1

Oct. 9 Oct. 20-M6y 20 July 1

Sept. 15 Oct. l-Nov. 30 »Jan. 30 527

Lists of principal producing cotintiee

by varieties are not generally available.

For principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

peiges 4-15

Oct. 25 Nov. lO-Î^Bb. 1

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-?eb. 15

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-March I5

Oct. 1 Dec. 1-March 1

Oct. 10 Dec. 1-March 1

March 1

May 1

May 30

March I5

May 1

8/

498

1.170

2/

. 49
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

STAYMAN - Continued

Virginia ...o

Shenandosh Valley

Piedmont

Hoanoke Area

Southwe et

I^est Virginia

fia p. tern Panhandl« . •. •.

North Carolina

5k>untain

Ohio

Illinois

South

North

Kentucky

Arkaneae

Northweot

New Mexico

V/IMESAP

New Jersey •

Penneylrauia

Virginia

Shenendoah Valley ••.••

Pie^Dcnt

Boanoke Area

Southwee t

See footnotes on page 124

COMMERCIAL APPLJ8S BY VARIETlÄS - Continued

April 2r

April 30

April 25

April 20

ipril 30

April 30

April 25-rÄy 10

April 20

May 5

April 10-50

April 10

April 25-May 15

April 25.May 30

April 25

April 30

April 25

April 20

April 50

Sept. 2C

Sept. 25

Sept. 20

Sept. 20

Sept. 25

Sept. 1

Sept. 20

Sept. 25

Oct. 10

Sept. 1

Sept. 30

Sept. 10

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 5

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 5

Oct. 1-^C

Oct. ^20

Oct. 1-2C

Oct. 1-20

Oct. l.ie>

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-20

Sept. IC-Cct. 20

Septo 25.0ct. 15

Oct. 10-2C

Oct. 20-30

Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Oct. ^1^

Sept. 30-Cct. 20

Oct. 5-25

Oct. 5-25

Oct. 5-25

Oct. 10-25

Oct. 5-20

Oct. 5-20

Oct. 10-25

Nov. 1

Nov. ]

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 20

Oct. 25

Nov. 10

Oct. 20

Nov. 1

Nov. 10

Oct. .30

Oct. 20

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Nov. 1

- 50
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins

Sept. ?5

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Sept. 25

Sept. 30

Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

COMMBÄCUL APPLKS BY VARIETIKS - Continued

Oct. 5-KûV. 20

Oct. 10-Nov. 20

Oct. 5-Nov. 15

Oct. R-Kov. 10

Oct. 5-Nov. 15

Oct. 5-Karch 30

1,000

bu9hel6

Dec. 30 1,162

Dec. ?0

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. ^0

April 30

UZ2

25p.

Sept. 1 Sept. 20-Kov. 20 Feb. 10

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-Feb. 20 May 15 320

3«

Sept. 25 Oct. IC.30 May 1

Oct. 10 Oct. 20-Nov. 10 May 30

Sept. 1 Sbpt. 15-oct. 15 March 1 5/

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-15 Oct. 20

u

Sept. 10 Oct. 5-30 Dec. 30 §J

Oct. 1 Jen. l-Kay 1 Jure 15 ?3

Oct. 1 Oct. f,-^farch 30 Jur.G 30 77

Oct. 1 Oct. 15-Dec. 1 May 30 1,301

Oct. 5 Oct. 20-Dcc. 1 May 30

Oct. 1 Oct. I5.WOV. 25 May 30

Oct. 1 Oct. l*>-Kov. 20 MBy 30

Ort. 5 Oct. 20-D€C. 1 May 30

LittR of principal producing counties

by varieties aro not generelly available.

For principal producing counties by

States and wlthin-State aren^ eee

51
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety end State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

WISIJSSiJ* - Contliiued

VTet^t Virginio

Bastern Panhandle ....

^'o^th Carolina

Mountain ,

IllinoiB

Weßt Central ,

South ,

South Central ,

Nebraska ,

Kentucky ,

Arkansas

Northwest ,

Idaho

Southwest ,

Colorado

West olope

Delta ,

Mentezuflkt, Montroße,

and Garfield ,

Mesa

East Slope

Fremont ,

Larimer ,

New Mexico

COMf-LsJiCUL ^PLJLS £Y VAHIJSI'IJíS - Continued

April 3C

May 3

April 20

April 25

April 30^iiay 20

April 10-30

April 10

April 25»«ay 5

May 10

Vay 20

April 30

April 30

Vny 20

May 5-2G

Oct. 1 Oct. 10-2^;

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-ûct. 30

Oct. f. Oct. 20-30

Oct. 1 Oct. 15-25

Oct. S Oct. 20-30

Oct. 10 Oct. 12-18

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-üct, 15

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-15

Oct. 15 Oct. 20-Nov. F

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-20

Oct. 5 Oct, 10-28

Sept. 25 Sept. 25-ûct. 10

Sept. 25 Sept. 25-Oct. 10

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-28

Sept. 20 Oct. 5-15

Oct. 30

Nov. 15

Nov. 10

Nov. 5

Nov. 3 0

Oct. 25

Oct. 30

Oct. 20

NOT. 10

Oct. 25

Nov. 2

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Nov. 2

Oct. JO

See footnotes on page 124

52 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

COMMäHCIAL APPL3KS BY VARISTIÄS - Continued

1,000

bushels

Oct. ] Oct. 10-Harch 30

167 LietB-^i)! principal producing counties

by varieti«B are not generally available,

April 30 ^or principal producing counties by

Statee end wlthin-State areas eee

48 pageo ^IÇ.

Sept. 15 Oct. 1-Nov. 30 Feb. 10

96

Oct. 5 Oct. cO-Kov. 10 >îay 30

Oct. 1 Oct. 1^30 May 1

Oct. 5 Oct. 20-Nov. 10 May 15

Oct. 15 Oct. 15.B0V. 1 Nov. 15 ^

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 1Í3 March 1 5/

Sept. 30 Oct. ^-15 Oct. 20

7^

Oct. 15 Oct. 20-Dec. 30 ieb. 15

Oct. 1 Oct. 10-Kov. 10 March 30

119

Oct. ^ Oct. i5-.i;cv. 20 March 30

Sept. 25 Oct. I-Kovo 15 March 1

Sept. 25 Oct. l.Hov. 15 March 1

Oct. 5 Ort. I5-IÎ0V. 20 March 30

Sept. 20 Oct. 10.25 Dec. 30 §/

53
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and State

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

WimeSAP - Continued

Washington

Yakima Valley

Lower Yakima Valley 1/

Upper Yakima Valley 2/

California

YMLLOV NISWTOVfJ

(ALBJMABLB PIPPIN)

Virginia

Piedmont

fioanoke Area

Washington

Yakima Valley

Lower Yakima Valley l/

Upper Yakima Valley 2/

Oregon ,

California

YOBK IMPERIAL

PenneylTanta

Maryland

West of Chesapeake Bay ..

Virginia

Shenandoah Valley

PledBont

Boanoke Area

Scuthw^e.t

COMMERCIAL APPLES BY VAHIETISS - Continued

April 27

May 1

April 25

April 25

April 20

April 27

May 1

May 5-15

April 25-May 30

Ap^-il 20-MBy 1

April 25

April 30

April 25

April 20

April 30

Oct. 2 Oct. 10-25

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-25

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-0ct. 3

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Oct. 1

Sept« 15 Sept. 20-Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 10

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Sept. ?5

Sept. 25

Oct. 5-25

Oct. 20-30

Oct. 1-15

Oct. 1-15

Oct. 1-15

Oct. 1-15

Oct. 1-15

Oct. 30

»ov. 1

Hov. 10

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Sept. 24 Oct. 1-15 Oct. 25

Oct. 8 Oct. 10-20 Oct. 25

Sept. 15 Oct. 1-20 Nov. 1

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. 20 Nov. 25

Oct. 30

Nov. 5

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 25

See footnotes on page 12^*

- 3^ -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

COMMERCIAL APPLgS BY VARIBTIBS - Continuad

1,000

bushels

Oct. 2 Nov. 15-May 30

Oct. 5 Nov. 15-May 20

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Nov. 10

Aug. 20

Aue. 20

Dec. 15

8.499

117

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

For principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

pages 4-15

Oct. 1 Nov. 1-Dec. I May 30

Oct. 1 Nov. 1-Dec. 1 May 30

Oct. 1 Nov. 1-Dec. 1 May 30

310

?39

Sept. 24 Oct. ^-Jan. 15 Juno 1

Oct. g Oct. 15-Janv 1 June 1

Nov. 15 Dec. 15-Aprll 1 June 1 1,222

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Jan. 30 April 30 2,641

Oct. ]

Oct. 15

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Oct. 25

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Oct. 5-March 30

Nov. 1-Jan. I5

Oct. 1-Nov. 15

Oct. 1-Nov. 15

Oct. ]-Nov. 1

Oct. 1-Nov. 1

Oct. 1-Nov. 15

Juno 30

April 1

Jan. 30

Jan. 30

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Jan. 30

1,19U

2.' 59

55
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Variety and St&te

YORK IMPüRIAL - Continued

West Virginia

eastern Panhandle ••«.

North Carolina

Mountain

Ohio

New Mexico •

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

COMMERCIAI. APPLSS BY VAfilJáTXilS - Continued

^ril 30

April ^0-May 10

May 5-20

Oct. 1 Oct. 10-25

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. ^0

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-20

Sept. 20 Sept. 30-Oct. I5

Oct« 30

Nov. 10

Oct. ?5

Oct. 30

See footnotes on page 12**

56 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Oct. 1

C0MMÄRC1AI. APPL15S BY VAHIBTI^ - Continued

1,000

bushels

Oct. lO-Harch 30 May 30

1.2W*

27

Lists of principal producing counties

by varieties are not generally available.

For principal producing counties by

States and within-State areas see

Sept. 10 Sept« 25-Kov. 20 Fe^. 1

Oct. 5 Oct. 10-Dec. 15 Dec. 30 33

Sept. 20 Oct. 5-25 Dec. 30 8/

- 57 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

C^IFORNU

Fresh

Winters District ..

Brentwood District

Central Coast

San Joequin Valley

Processing

Cwnninc and Freezing

Central Coast

Winters District ..

Brentwood District

South

Drying

Central Coast

Winters District ..,

Brentwood Dirtrict

South

Feb. 20->îarch 20

Feb. ?0-Kprch 10

Feb. 20-March 10

Feb. 20-M&rch 10

Feb. 20-March 10

^eb. 20-Mflrch 10

Feb. 20-March 10

Fob, 20-March 10

March 1-20

Feb. 20-Msrch 10

Feb. 20-#ferch 10

Feb. 20-March 10

March 1-20

APRICOTS

May 25 June l-Aug. 10

May 25 June 1-15

Jujie 10 June 15-July 15

July 10 July 15^U€. 10

June 1 June 15-July 15

July 5 July 10-25

June 15 June 20-July 5

June 20 June 25-Jaly 10

June 15 June 20-July 10

Aug. 15

June 20

July 25

Aug. 15

July 20

Aug. 15

July 15

July 20

July 25

July 5 July 15-30 Aug. 15

June 15 June 25-July 10 July 15

June 20 June 30-^uly 15 July 20

June 15 June 25-July 15 July 25

58
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

APRICOTS

Tons

May 2Ç June 1-Au€. 10 Au€. 20 190.300

May 25 June 1-15 June 20 Solano, Yolo

June 10 June 15-July I5 July 25 Contra Costa

July 10 July 15-Aug. 10 Aug. 15 Santa Clara,

June 1 June 15-July 15 July 20

Monterey, Santa Cruz

Stanislaus, San Joaquín, Kings,

Merced, PVesno, Talare

July 5 July 10-25 Aug. 15

June 15 J\ine 20-July 5 July 15

June 20 June 25-July 10 July 20

June 15 June 20-July 10 July 25

Santa Clara, San Benito, Alameda,

Monterey, Santa Cruz

Solano, Yolo

Contra Costa

Riverside

July 10 July 20-Aug. 5 Aug. 20

June 20 June 30-July I5 Aug. 1

June 25 July 5-20 Aug. 1

June 20 July 1-20 July 30

Santa Clara, San Benito, Alameda,

Monterey, Santa Cruz

Solano, Yolo

Contra Costa

Elver«ide

59 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

WASHINOTON

Yakima Valley

Pro8ser-Kennewick

Lower Yakima Valley l/

Upper Yakima Valley 2j

North Central Area

River Zone ^J

Intermediate Zone kj ..

Upper Zone 5/

UTAH

North

South

CALIFORNU

Fuerte 2/

South

Other Varieties

South

FLORIDA

Usual dates

of

full bloom

>feirch 22-April I6

March 22

April 6

April 7

April 5

April 9

April 16

April 5-10

April 10

April 5

Jan. lO-April 20

Jan. 10-April 20

Jan. 10-April 20

Feb. 1-April 30

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

APRICOTS - Continued

Jure 27 July 10-Au^. 2

June 27 July 10

July 6 July 12

July 21 July 27

July 7 July 15

July 10 July 18

July 27 Aug. 2

June 10 June 15-July 30

July 10 July 15-30

June 10 June 15-25

AVOCADOS

Oct. 1 Nov. 5.îfey 15

Oct. 10 Nov. 5.May I5

Oct. 1 Juno 10-Aug. 25

July 15 Oct. 15-Nov. 15

Ends

Au^. 9

July 15

July 20

Aug. 1

July 22

July 25

Aug. 9

Aug. 5

Aug. 5

June 30

Sept. 30

June 20

Sept. 30

March I5

See footnotes on page 124

60
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

July 3 July 10-Aug. U

July 3 July 10

July 7 July 15

July 22 July 28

July 8 July 15

July 11 July 18

July 2S Aug. ^

June 15 June 15-July 30

July 10 July 15-30

June 15 June 15-25

APRICOTS - Continued

TÇI^B

Aug. 11 13,31o

July 16 Benton

July 22 Yakima

Aug. 2 YakimR

Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan

July 24

July 27

Aug. 11

Aug. 10 5,370

Aug. 10 Weber, Davis, Box B.der,

July 5

Utah, Salt Lake

Washington

Oct. 1 Mov. 5-)fey 15

AVOCADOS

Tons

Sept. 30 25,210

Oct. 10 Nov. 5-May I5 June 20 San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles,

Ventura

Oct. 1 June 10-Aug. 25 Sept. 30 Ventura, San Diego, Santa

Barbara, Los Angeles

July 15 Oct. 15-Nov. 15 March I5 9,110 Dade, Highlands, Polk

- 61 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

KSW YORK

West

Hudson Valley

PENNSYLVANU ...

Northwest ....

South Central

OHIO

Northeast ....

MICHIGAN

Northwest ....

West Central .

Southwest ••..

MONTANA

Flathead Lake

IDAHO

Southwest ....

Lewiston

Twin Falls ...

COLOBADO

Delta

Me sa

Garfield

Usual dates

of

full bloom

April 25-May 15

May 1.15

April 25-May 10

April 20-May 10

April 25-May 10

April 20-May 5

April 20-May 5

April 25-May 5

April 25-Mfty 20

May 1-20

April 28.May I5

April 25-May 10

May 5.15

April 15-30

April 15-25

April 15-25

April 20-30

April 23.May 2

April 27

April 23

>îay 2

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

CHJERHISS - SWEST VAHISTIiiS

June 15 June 25-July 10

June 25 June 30-July 10

June 15 June 25-July 5

June 10 June 20-July 5

June 15 June 25-July 5

June 10 June 20-July 1

June 15 June 20-July 10

June 25 June 30-July 10

June 25 July 5-20

July 4 July 10-25

June 30 July 1-20

June 25 June 30-July 15

July 20 July 25-Aug. 10

June 15 June 25-July 5

June 15 June 25-July 5

June 15 June 25-July 5

June 20 June 30-July 10

June 20 June 24-July 8

June 26 June 30

June 20 June 2k

July 1 July 8

Ends

July 15

July 15

July 10

July 10

July 10

July 5

July 15

July 15

Aug. 5

Au€. 5

July 25

July 20

Aug. 15

July 15

July 10

July 10

July 15

July 17

July 8

July 1

July 17

62
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins

June 15

July 20

Most active

June 25-July 10

July 25-Au€. 10

June 15 June 25-July 5

June 15 June 25-July 5

June 15 June 25-July 5

June 20 June 30-July 10

June 20 June 2U-July 8

June 26 June 30

June 20 June 2^

July 1 July 8

Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

CHARRIAS - SWMT VAfiIBTI3S

Tons

June 15 June 25-July 10 July 15 4,080

June 25 June 30-July 10 July 15

July 10

June 10 June 20-July 5 July 10

June 15 June 25-July 5 July 10

June 10 June 20-July 1 July 5

June 15 June 20-July 10 July 15

June 25 June 30-July 10 July 15

June 25 July 5-20 Au^. 5

July U July 10-25 Aug. 5

June 30 July 1-20 July 25

June 25 June 30-July 15 July 20

Aug. 15

July 15

July 10

July 10

July 15

July 17

July 8

July 1

July 17

1,130

3^7

8,510

1,185

2,590

597

Wayne, Niagara, Monroe, Orleans,

Chautauqua

Columbia, Ulster

£rie

Lance8ter. Adame, Franklin,

York, Cumberland

Lake, Summit, Stark, Ashtabula,

Wayne

Orand Traverse, Leelanau

Oceana, Maeon

Berrien

Lake

Gem, Canyon, Pa yette

Nez Perce, Latab

Twin îtellfl

Delta

Meea

Garfield

63
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

UTAH

North

South

WASHINGTON

Yakima Valley

Lower Yakima Valley \J

Upper Yakima Valley 2/

Prosser-Kennewick

North Central Área

River Zone ¿/

Interoiediate Zone kj ,.

Upper Zone ¿/

OR¿iíX)N

«líillamette Valley

The Dalles

Hoo.i River

CALIFORNIA

San Joaquín Valley

Central Coast

Sacramento VeUey and

Foothill Areas

South

CH£âHI£S - SWilâT VüRIüTIäS - Continued

April 15-25

April 25

April 15

April i?-May 2

April 15

April 20

ipril 8

April 10

April 27

Mey 2

April 5-Wfly 1

April 10-20

April 5-15

April 15'May 1

March 15-April 10

March 15-April 10

March 25-^pril 10

March 20-April 10

March 25-April 10

June 10

June 30

June 10

June 11

June 30-July 10

June 30-July 10

June 10-25

June 15-July 15

June Ik June 2/i-2g

Jure 23 July 1-6

June 11 June 15-17

June 25 July l^k

July 1 July 4-10

July 5 July 10.15

June 5 Jure 15-July 20

June 10 Jure 2û.July 5

June 5 June 15-25

June 15 July 5-20

%y 5 May 25-June 10

N^y 5 May 20-30

May 20 June 1-25

Mey 5 May 25-June 5

May 20 June 1-20

July 15

July 15

June 30

July 30

July 5

July 15

June 20

July 10

July 15

July 30

Aug. 1

July 20

July 10

Aug. 1

July 1

June 15

June 30

June 20

July 1

See footnotes on page 124

6k -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

June 10

June 30

June 10

June 11

June 30-July I5

June 30-J^ly 15

June 10-25

June 15-July I5

CHgRRIlfiS - SWfflST VARISTIBS - Continued

Tons

July 20

July 20

July 5

AU^. 3

3.37^

Utah, Dsvie, Weber, Box JSlder

Washington

19,200

June Ik June 2¿i-28 July 10

June 23 July 1-6 July 25

June 11 June 15-17 June 20

June 25 July l^U July 12

July 1 July ¿^-10 July 20

July 5 July 10-15 Aug. 3

June 5 June 15-July 20 Aug. 1

June 10 June 20-July 5 July 20

June 5 June 15-25 July 10

June 15 July 5-20 Aug. 1

May 5 May 25-June 10 July 1

MBy 5 May 20-30 June 15

May 20 June 1-25 June 30

May 5 May 25-June 5 June 20

May 20 Jure 1-20 July 1

21.880

30,720

Yaklma

YekiuiB

Benton

Cheleu. Double8, Okenoeí^n

Polk, Marlon, I.eae, Yamhill

Waaco

Rood Kiver

San Joequin

San te Clara, Sonoma, Alameda,

Contra Coste, Santa Cruz, Monterey

Solano, SI Doredo, Placer,

Sacramento, Sutter

Rivereide

65 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

CHÄKÄIJBS - SOUE VAfilBTISS

row YOM

West

Hudson Valley ,

PBMHSYLVANU

South Central ,

Northwest

OHIO

Lake Krie

Other

MICHIGAN

Northwest

West Central

Southwest

WISCONSIN

EöFt

WSST VIRÖINU

eastern Panhandle

MONTANA

Bitterroot Valley

IDAHO

Southwe 81

Twin Falls

See footnotes on page 124

May 1-20

May 5-20

May 1-15

April 25-May 15

April 25-May 5

May 5-15

April 20-May 10

April 50-May 10

April 20-May 10

April 2S-ifey 25

May 5.25

May 1-20

April 22-tey 12

May 20

April 20-30

May 10-30

April 20.te.y 5

April 20-30

April 25-^fey 5

June 25 July 5-30

July 10 July 15-30

June 25 July 5-20

June 25 July 5-25

J^jine 25 July 5-20

July 1 July 10-25

June 20 July 5-15

June 30 July 5-15

June 20 June 25-July 5

June 30 July 5-Aug. 1

July 12 July 15-Aug. 1

July 5 July 10-25

June 30 July 5-20

July 15 July 20-Au^. 5

June 20 June 25-July 10

July 25 Au€. 1-10

June 30

June 30

July 5

July 5-20

July 5-15

July 10-20

-^ug. 5

•^ug. 5

July 30

Aug. 1

July 25

Aug. 1

July 20

July 20

July 10

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

Aug. 1

July 25

Aug. IS

July 15

Aug. 15

July 30

July 25

July 30

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins

July 15

June 20

Most active

Jun« 25 July 5-30

July 10 July 15-30

June 25 July 5-20

June 25 July 5-25

June 25 July 5-20

July 1 July lC-25

June 20 July 5-15

June 30 July 5-15

June 20 June 25-July 5

June 30 July 5^ug, 1

July 12 July 15-Au^. 1

July 5 July 10-25

June 30 July 5-20

July 20-Aug, 6

June 25-July 10

July 25 Au€. 1-10

June 30 July 5-20

June 30 July 5-15

July 5 July 10-20

Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

CHgHRIBS - SOUR VAHIBTIES

Tone

Auß. 5 22.5^0

Aug. 5

July 30

Aug. 1

July 25

Aug. 1

July 20

July 20

July 10

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

Aug. 1

July 25

^ug. 1-5

July 30

July 25

July 30

Waynt, Orleene, Niagara, Monroe,

Ontario, Chautauqiia

9,070

1,791

71,550

Columbia, Ule ter

Adame, Franklin, Cumberland,

York

Srie

Sandusky, Lucae, ïrie, Loraln, Ottawa

Orand Traverse, Leelanau, Antrim,

Menietee, Benzie

Oceana, Mason

Berrien, Van Buren, Allegan

Aug. 20 Door, Kewaunee

10/ 1,203

July 15 Berkeley, Jefferson

302

802

Bavalli

Oem, Payette, Washington

Twin IVills

67
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

COLORADO

UTAH

North

WASHINGTON

West Central

Southwest

OHBGON

Willamette Valley

The Dalles

MASSACHUSETTS

NSW JjilHSBY

WISCONSIN

Central, West, North and

Northwest

WASHINGTON

Grays Harbor-Pacific ....

OREGON

Coast

Usual dates

of

full bloom

May 10

April 20

April 15-20

April 20

April 15

April 10-25

April 15-25

Apri] 10-20

June 20-July I5

June 1-15

July 12-20

June 8-12

June 20-Jiay 10

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

CHERRIES - SOUB VARIETIES - Continued

July 12 July 17

June 15 July 10-25

July 15 July 20-25

July 20 July 25

July 15 July 20

June 20 July 1-15

June 25 July 5-15

June 20 July 1-10

CRANBERRIES

Sept, 5 Sept. 20-Oct. 5

Septo 5 Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Sept. 17 Sept. 22-Oct. 10

Oct. 1 Oct. 7-10

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-Nov, 1

knds

July 22

July 30

Au€. 5

AU€. 5

Aug. 1

July 25

July 25

July 20

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 20

Nov. 1

Nov. 15

. 6Q
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

July 12 July 17

CHERRIES - SOUH VAHIETIKS - Continued

July 22

Tone

1#975 Larimer

June 15 July 10-25 Aug. 5

2,120

Box Slder, Utah, Weber, Salt Lake

July 15 July 20-25

July 20 July 25

July 15 July 20

July 1 July 5-20

July 5 July 10-20

July 1 July 5-20

Aug. 5 2,190

Aug. 5 King

Aug. 1 Clark

July 25 3,050

July 25 Lane, Marlon, Polk

July 25

CRàNB£EHI£S

Berrele

Waeco

Sept. 15 Oct. 20-Dec. 10 Jan. 15 55?,100 Plymouth, Barns table

Sept. 15 Nov. 20-Dec. 20 Feb. 5 89,000 Burlington, Ocean, Atlantic

^89,000

Sept. 18 Sept. 25-Dec. 2ii April 1 CMTHAL: Wood, Juneau, Portage;

WEST: ^tonroe, Jackeon; NORTH:

Vilas, Oneida, Price, Lincoln;

NORTHWEST: Waehburn

Oct. 2 Oct. 8-11

57,300

Nov. 2 Pacific, drays Harbor

Oct. I Get« 10-Nov. 15

32,300

Nov. 30 Cooe, Clateop

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

State and group

Begins Most active Ends

DAT^

CALIFORNIA

Desert Areas Jan.-March Au/:. 15 Oct. 1-Dec. 15 March 1

FIGS

GALIP0H1ÎIA June 5 June 2C-Aug. 25 Od.. 15

Freeh and Canning

Black varieties (Mission),

Calimyrna and white

Adriatic

San Joaquin Valley .• June 5 JujDe 10-July 10 Sept. 1

Radota

San Joaquin Valley .. June 15 June 20-July I5 Sept. 15

Brentwood Aug. 15 Sep'.. l-Oct. 15 Oct. 15

Other varieties

San Joaquin Valley ,. July T July 25.Aug. 30 Sept. 15

Dried

All varieties and areas June 15 July 25-Sept. 15 Oct. 15

GRAPäS

NE^ YORK June 1-3 5

June 5-15

June 5-15

June 1-10

Sept. 10

Sept. 20

Sept. 20

Sept. 10

Sept. 20-Oct. 25

Oct. 1-25

Sept. 25-Oct. 20

Sept. 20-30

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 25

Oct. 15

i'hautftuoua—Srie

Finger Lakes •

Hudson Valley

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

Aug. 15 Oct. 1-Dec. 20

DATSS

Tone

18,09^

March I5 fiivereide, Imperial, San Diego

June 5 June 20-Aug. 25

Tone

Oct. 15 90,550

June 5 Jvine 10-July 10 Sept. 1 Preeno, Merced, Madera, Tulare

June 15 June 20-July I5

Avg. 15 Sept. 1-Oct. 15

Sept. 15

Oct. 15

Merced, Frceno, Tulare, Madera

Contra Coeta

July 1 July 25-Aug. 30 Sept. 15 Preeno, Merced, Madera, Tulare

June 20 Aug. 5-Sept. 30 Oct. 30 Fresno, Merced, Madera, Tulare,

Yolo- Solano

GHAPBS

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-0ct. 25

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-25

Sept. 20 Sept. 25-Oct. 20

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-30

T0L8

Nov. 5 7^,020

Nov. 5

Oct. 30

Oct. 20

Chautauqua, Niagara, Erie,

Cattaraugus

Yates, Stauben, Ontario,

Schuyler, Seneca

Ulster, Columbia, Orange

71 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Hïïi JÄBS3Y

PÍNNSYLVANU

Eri«

OHIO

North

INDIANA

ILLINOIS

South

North

MICHIGAN

Southwest

Concord

Other varieties

IOWA

MISSOURI

KANSAS

Northeast

7IH5INIA

Usual dates

of

full bloom

May 25-June 5

June 5-20

May 20-June 10

May 25-June 10

May 30

May 1-June I5

May 1-June 1

May 15-June 15

June 5-13

June 10-18

June 5-15

May 2?-June 8

May 25

May 10-20

April 25

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

ORAPJCS - Continued

Aug. 25 Sept. 5-20

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Sept. 10 Sept. 20-Oct. 10

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 10

Au^. 30 Sept. 5-30

Au^. 15 Sept. 1-10

Aug. 15 Sept. 1-10

Aug. 15 Sept. 1-10

Aug. 25 Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Sept. 20 Sept. 28-Oct. 25

Aug. 25 Sept. 15-Oct. 10

Sept. 1 Sept. 5-25

Aug. 10 Sept. 1

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 10

July 15 Aug. 1-Sept. 25

Ends

Oct. 5

Nov. 1

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 5

Sept. 15

Sept. 15

Sept« 15

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 20

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Sept. 20

Oct. 15

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Au^. 2S Sept. 5-20

QMPSS - Continued

Oct. 5

Tons

1,360 Atlantic, Camdon, Burlin^çton

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 25 Nov. 1

21,?80

Brio

Sept. 15 Sept. 25-Oct. 15

Sept. 20 Sept. 30-Oct. I5

Sept. 5 Sept. 10.30

Aug. 15 Sept. 1-10

Aug. 15 Sept. 1-10

Aug. 15 Sept. 1-10

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 10

Sept, 15

Sept,. 15

Sept. 15

14,240

1,150

1,710

Ashtabula, Lake, Lorain,

Ottawa, Erie, Cuyahoga, Geauga

LaPorte, St. Joseph, Lake,

Blkhart

Hancock, Lake, Tazewell, McLean

Madison, St. Glair, Monroe

Aug. 25 Sept. 25-Oct. 25 Oct. 30 37,650

Sept. 20 Sept. 28-Oct. 25

Aug. 25 Sept. 15-Oct. 10

Oct. 30

Oct. 20

Van Buren, Berrien, Kalamazoo

Van Buren, Berrien

Sept. 1 Sept. 5-25 Oct. 1 1,880 Pottawattamie, Lee, Polk

Aug. 10 Seoto 1 Oct. 1 3,660 Phelpe, Crawford

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 20

July 15 Aug. 1-Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Oct. 15

910

8O5

Doniphan

Auf:u6ta, Mecklenburg, Page,

Loudoun, ifeirfax, Lancaster,

Bot*tour t

73
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

NOHTH CAHOLINA

Bunch

Muscadine

SOUTH CAROLINA

SandhillB

Piedmont

Upper Coa8tal Plain

GSOHOIA

Bunch

Muscadine

AHKAHSAS

Northwest

Concord

Fredonia

West Central

Concord

Fredonia

ARIZONA

Phoenix

Yiima

Usual dates

of

full bloom

May 5*June 10

May 5-20

June 1-10

May 1-10

May 5-15

May 10-20

May 1-20

April 15-30

April 15-30

April 15-30

April 25-30

April 30

April 30

April 25

April 25

March 15-April I5

March 15-April 10

March 20.April I5

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

ORAPJSS - Continued

July 25 Aug. 1-Sept. 25

July 25 Aug. 1-15

Sept. 1 Sept. 5-25

July 10 July 25-Aug. 15

July 15 July 25-Aug, 15

July 20 Aug. 1-20

July 10 July 20-A.ug. 10

July 25 July 30-Sept. 20

July 25 July 30^ug. 20

Aug. 15 Aug. 30-Sept. 20

July 20 July 25-Sept. 5

Aug. 5 Aug. 2C-Sept. 5

July 25 July 30-Aag. 10

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-30

July 20 July 25-^ug. 5

June 5 J\me 15-July 10

June 5 Jane 15-July 5

June 10 June 20-July 10

Ends

Oct. 10

i^ug. 25

Oct. 10

Aug. 20

Aug. 15

Aug. 20

Aug. 10

Sept. 25

Aue. 25

Sept. 25

Sept. 10

Sept. 10

Aug. 10

Sept, 5

Aug. 5

July 15

July 10

July 15

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

GRAPES - Continued

Tons

July 25 Aug. 1-Sept. 25 Oct. 10 1,Q90

July 25 Au€. 1-15 Aug. 25

Sept, 1 Sept. 5-25 Oct. 10

July 10 July 25-Auê:„ 15 Aug. 20 1,230

July 15 July 25-Auê. 15 Aug. 15

July 20 Aug. 1-20 Aug. 20

Polk, Lincoln, McDowell, Wake,

Washington, Buncombe

Chesterfield, Lexington

Sportanburg, Laurene, Oreenville,

York, Union, Chester, Pickens,

Oconee, Greenwood, Saluda,

Anderson

July 10 July 20-Aug. 10 Aug. 10

July 25 July 30-Sept. 20 Sept. 25

July 25 July 30-Aug, 20 Auf:. 25

Aug. 15 Aug. 30-Sept. 20 Sept. 25

Orangeburç

1,530 Harris, Pike, Fulton. Meriwether,

Wllcox, Upson, Spalding,

Gwinnett, Oglethorpe

July 20 July 25-Sept. 5 Sept. 10 7,290

Washington, Benten

Aug. 5 Aué:. 20-Sept. 5 Sept. 10

July 25 July 30Wlug. 10 Aug. 10

Aug. 10 Aug. 15.30 Sept. 5

July 20 July 25-Aug. 5 Aug. 5

June 5 June 15-July 10 July 15

June 5 June 15-July 5 July 10

June 1 0 June 20-July 10 July 15

3t?70

Franklin, Crawford

Maricopa

Yuma

- 75 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

WASHINGTON

Yakima Valley

Lower Yakiraa Valley \J .

Kennewlck-Proeser

West Central

Southwest

OHKOON

Willamette Valley

CALIFORNIA

Wine varieties

San Joaquin Valley

Central and North Coast.

South

All areas

Table varieties

San Joaquín Valley

All table varieties.

Bmperor

Tokay

Desert Valleys

Cardinal and

Perlette

All areas

May 24-July 10

May 28

May 2k

July 10

July 5

June 10-July 10

April 10-Jane 10

May 10-June 10

May 20-June 10

May 10-June 10

May 10-June 10

May 15-30

May 10-25

May 20-Jmi€ 10

Anril lC-20

OBAPSS - Continued

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Oct. \k

Sept. IS

Sept. 15

Oct. 10

Oct. 3

May 25

Aug. 15

May 25

May 25

Sept. 22

Sept. 20

Oct. \k

Oct. 10

Aug. 20 Aug. 25-Sept. 30

Aug. 30-Oct. 5

Sept. 5-Oct. 31

Sept. 1 Sept. 25-Oct. 25

Aug. 25 Sept. 20-Oct. 25

Aug. 15 Sept. 5-Oct. 31

July 5 Sept. 1-Nov. 5

Sept. 10 Oct. 1-Nov. 5

Aug. 25 Sept. 5-Ocl, 10

June 10-July 10

June 10-Nov. 5

Oct. 22

Oct. 1

Sept. 25

Oct. 22

Oct. 20

Oct. 1

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Nov. 25

Nov. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Oct. 30

July 20

Dec. 15

See footnotes on page \2k

76 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

Sept. 15 Sept. î?0-Oct. Ik

GEAPSS - Continued

Oct. 22

Tons

'^3.o'+o

Sept. 18

Sept. 15

Oct. 10

Oct. 3

July 5

Sept. 15

May ?r;

Key 25

Sept. 22

Sept. 20

Get« 14

Oct. Ik

Sept. l-Jen. 3I

Oct. 15-J8n. 31

Sept. 5-Oct. 20

June lO-July 10

June 10-Jftn. 10

Oct. 1

Sept. 25

Oct. 22

Oct. 22

April 30

April 30

»ov. 15

July 20

April 30

960

Au^. 25 Sept. 1.30 Oct. 5

May 25 Sept. 10-Nov. 10 May 30 2,680,800

580,300

Aug. 15 Sept. ^-Oct. 31 Dec. 15

Sept. 1 Sept. 25-Oct. 2R Nov. 25

Aug. 25 Sept. 20-0cto 25 Nov. 1^

Aug. 15 Sept. S-Oct. 31 Dec. 15

5&^,6oo

Yakima

Benton

Meson, Klteap

Clark

Yamhill, Clackamas, i«/öQhington

San Joaquín, Fresno, Stanislaus,

Tulare, Merced, Kern, Madera

Sonóme, Napa, Santé Clara,

Alameda. Contra Costa

Sen Bernardino, Riverside

Tulare, San Josquin, Fresno,

Kern, Merced

Tulere, Fresno, Kern

Sfen Joaquín

Ri ver ride, Sen Dier~o

- 77 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual dates Usual harvesting dates

State and group of

full bloom Begins Most active Ends

GBüPäS - Continued

CALIFüRNU (Coûtinued)

Baiein varieties

San Joaquin Valley

All reiein varieties May 10-25 July 15 Aug. 30-Oct. 5 Dec. 15

Freeh July 15

July 15

July 25-Gept. 30

Sept. 5-Oct. 20

Dec. 1

Cruehing Dec. 15

Haleine Aug. 25 Sept. 1.15 Oct. 5

Thompson Seedless May 10-25 July 15 Aug. 30-Sept. 25 Dec. 15

Freeh July 15

July 15

July 25-Sept. 25

Sept. 5-Cct. 10

Nov. 10

Crushing Dec. 15

BRieins Aug. 25 Sept. 1-15 Sept. 25

Muscat «.... May 10-25 Sept. 5

Sept. 5

Sept. 5

Sept. 25-Cct. 25

Sept. 20-Oct. 25

Sept. 25-Cct. 30

Dec. 15

Dec. 1

Dec. 15

Fresh •••••••••

Crushing

Haisine Sept. 10 Sept. 20-30 Oct. 5

Desert Valleys

Thompson Seedless April 10-20

Freeh June 5 June 15-July 10 July 20

All ureas April lO-itey 25 June 5

June 5

July 21-Oct. 20

July 21-Sept. 30

Dec. 15

Dec. 1

Fre PIJ

Crushing July 15 Sept. 5-Oct. 20 Dec. 15

Htislns Aug. 25 Sept. 1-15 Oct. 5

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

July 15

July 15

July 15

Sept. 20

July 15

July 15

Ju}.y 15

Sept. 20

Sept. 5

Sept. 5

Stpt. 5

Oct. 1

Sept. lO-iov. 10

July 25-Oct. 30

Sept. 5-Oct. 20

Oct. 1-DBC. 25

Sept. I5.IÎ0V. 16

July 25-Cct. 15

Sept. 5-Cct. 10

Oct. l-Dec. 25

Sept. 25-ÎÎ0V. Ç

Sept. 20-Oct. 25

Sept. 25-Oct. 30

Oct. 20-Dec. 20

GHAPBS - Continued

Tons

1.535.900

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

May 30

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

May 30

Jan. 30

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Jan. "^0

Freeno, Tulare, Madera, Kern,

Kerced, St¿»iiitlau8, Finge

yreeno, Tulare, Madera, Kern,

Merced, Stanielaus, Finge

Fresno, Tulare, Fings, Fern,

Madera

fiivereide, San Diego

June 5

June 5

June 5

July 15

Sept. 20

June 15-July 10

July 25-Dec. 25

July 25-Oct. 20

Sept. 1-20

Oct. 1-Dec. 25

July 20

May 30

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

May 30

79
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting date s

State and group

Begins Most active Ends

NJiCTAHINiS

CALIFÖKNU March 1-20 June 10 June 15-Auc. 10 Sept. 5

San Joaquín Valley >ferch 1-20 June 10 June 15-Aug. 10 Sept. 5

Central Coast March 1-20

March 1-20

July 15

June 20

July 25-Au€. 20

June 30-July 15

Aug. 30

Sacramento Valley July 25

OLIVSS

CALIFORNIA April 10-June 1 Sept. 25 Oct. 5-F^^. 10 March 15

San Joaquín Valley

Freeh, canned and

other processing ll/.

Crushed for oil 12/ ..

Sacramento Valley and

Foothill ArePB

Freeh, canned and

other processing ll/.

Crushed for oil \2j ..

South

Fresh, canned end

other processing ll/.

Crushed for oil 12/ ..

April 10-Mfiy 20

Sept. 25

Dec. 1

Oct. 1-30

Dec. 15-FBb. 15

April 20-June 1

April lC-^îay 20

Sept. 25

Dec. 1

Sept. 30

Dec. 15

Oct. 5-IÎ0V. 1

Dec. 15-i^h. 15

Oct. 5-l.'ov. 5

Jan. 5-Feb. 10

Nov. 10

March I5

Nov. 15

March I5

Nov. 15

March I5

See footnotes on page 12^1

- 80 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

June 10

June 10

July 15

June 20

June 15-Au^« 10

June 15-<^u#:, 10

July 25-^uê. 20

June 30-«^^iy ^5

NSCTÂfiINXS

Tons

Sept. 5

Septo 5

Aug. 30

July 2Ç

17,950

Tulere, ïreeno, Stanislaus,

Merced

Contra Costa

Sut ter

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-.reb. 10

OLIVES

Tons

March I5 ^7,700

Tulare, Frepno, Madera, Kings,

San Joaquín

Sept, 25

Dec. 1

Oct. 1-30

Dec. 15-reb. 15

Nov. 10

March I5

Sept. 25

Dec. 1

Oct. 5-ÎI0V. 1

Dec. 15-Feb. 15

Nov. 15

MArch 15

Butte, Tehp.mE, Sacramento,

Glenn, Shasta, Yuha

Riverside, San Diego, Los

Angeles, San Bernardino

Sept. 30

Dec. 15

Oct. 5-Nov. 5

Jan. 5-?eb. 10

Nov. 15

March I5

. 81
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full blooin

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

NIEW HAMPSHIBB . .

MASSACHUSETTS ..

RHODS ISLAND ...

COHNECTICUT ....

IS^ YORK

West

Hudson Valley

USti JJBHSST

South

Central

North

PANNSïLVàNU ...

South Central

East

Northwest ....

OHIO

North

South

May 5-20

May 1-15

April 25-May 10

April 25-May 10

April 25-May 20

April 30-May 20

April 25-May 15

April 15-May 5

April 15-25

April 20-30

April 25-May 5

April lO-lfay 15

April 10-May 10

April 15-May 10

April 20-May I5

April 5-May 5

April 20-May 5

April 5-25

PJiACHXS

Aug. 15 Sept. 10-25

Aug. 10 Sept. 10-25

Aug. 10 Sept. 5-20

Aug. 10 Sept. 5-20

Aug. 1 Aug. 30.Sept. 25

Aug. 15 Sept. 10-25

Aug. 1 Aug. 30-Sept. 15

July 5 Aug. 1-Sept. 10

July 5 Aug. 1-30

July 10 Aug. 5-Sept. 5

July 15 Aug. 10-Sept. 10

July 25 Aug. 10-Sept. 25

July 25 Aug. 10-Sept. 5

July 30 Aug. 15-Sept. 15

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 25

July 25 Aug. 10-Sept. 10

Aug. 5 Aug. 20-Sept. 10

July 25 Aug. 10-30

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 10

Oct. 10

Sept. 30

Oct. 5

Sept. 25

Sept. 30

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

Sept. 15

Sept. 30

Oct. 5

Sept. 20

Sept. 20

Sept. 5

- 82 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Aug. 15

Aug. 10

Sept. 10-30

Sept. 10-30

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

PBACH3SS

1.000

bushels

Hillflborough

72 Worcester, Middlesex, Hanipshire

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

Sept. 5-30

Sept; 5-30

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

14 Providence

131 Hartford, Hew Haven

Aug. 1 Aug. 30-Sept. 25

Aug. 15 Sept. 10-25

Aug. 1 Aug. 30-Sept. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 5

1.122

Niagara, Wayne, Monroe. Orleans,

Ontario, Schuyler, Chautauqua

Ulster, Orange. Columbia. Dutches«

July 5 Aug. 1-Sept. 10 Jet. 5

July 5 Aug. 1-30 Sept. 25

July 10 Aug. 5-Sept. 5 Sept. 30

July 15 Aug. 10-Sept. 10 Oct. 5

July 25 Aug. 10-Sept. 25 Oct. 5

July 25 Aug. 10-Sept. 5 Sept. 15

July 30 Aug. 15-Sept. 15 Sept. 30

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 25 Oct. 5

July 25 Aug. lO-Sept. 10 Sept. 25

Aug. 5 Aug. 20-Sept. 10 Sept. 25

July 25 Aug. 10-30 Sept. 5

1,7^2

2.489

944

Olouceater, Atlantic. Camden.

Cumberland

Burlington. Monmouth

Bergen. Morris, Warren

Franklin, Adame. York, Lancaster.

Cumberland

Berks. Lehigh

Xrie

Ottawa. Lake, Aehtabula, Lorain,

Xrle, Columbiana. Sandusky.

Mahoning. Stark. Wayne

Hamilton. Washington, Montgomery

83
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

imiAM

South

North

Central

ILLINOIS

South

South Central

West Central

MICHIQAN

Southwe 81

Vest Central

MISSOÜEI

KANSAS

Northeast and Saet Central

South Central and Southeast

Southwest rj/

DJCLAWAfiS

April 10

April 5

April 25

April 10

April 5-15

April 5

April 10

April 15

April 25-lfay 20

April 30-May 10

May 5-20

April 1-15

April 5-25

April 15-25

April 5-15

April 5-20

PgACHgS - Continued

July 10 Aug. 10-30

July 10 Aug. 10-25

July 25 Aug. 20-Sept, I5

July 15 Aug. 10-30

July 15 Aug. 10-25

July 15 Aug. 10

July 20 Aug. 15

July 25 Aug. 25

Aug. 1 Aug. 15-Sept. 25

Aug. 1 Aug. 15-Sept. 20

Aug. 10 Aug. 20-Sept. 25

July 10 July 25

July 10 July 20-Aug. 25

July 15 July 25-Aug. 25

July 10 July 20-Aug. I5

July 1 Aug. 1-28

Sept, 20

Aug. 30

Sept, 20

Sept. 10

Sept. 10

Aug. 25

Aug. 30

Sept. 10

Oct. 1

Sept. 25

Oct. 1

Sept. 1

Sept. 5

Sept. 5

Aug. 30

Sept. 1

See footnotes on page 124

dk
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

PX^CHSS - Continued

1.000

bushels

July 10 Aug. 10-30 Sept. 20 37^

July 10 Aug. 10-25 Aug. 30

July 25 Aug. 25-Sept. 15 Sept. 20

July 15 Aug. 15.30 Sept. 10

July 15 Aug. 10-25 Sept. 15 1.149

July 15 Aug. 10 Sept. 1

July 20 Aug. 15 Sept. 5

July 25 Aug. 25 Sept. 15

Aug. 1 Aug. 15-septl. 20 Oct. 1 2,912

Aug. 1 Aug. 15-sept. 20 Sept. 25

Aug. 10 Aug. 20-Sept. 25 Oct. 1

Knoz. Washington. Daviess. Sullivan.

Crawford

LaPbrte» Hkhart. Marshall. Lagrange.

¿>teuben

Bartholomew. Madison. Vigo. Morgan.

Delaware. Marion

Union. Jackson. Johnson. Franklin.

Massac

Marion. Calhoun. Ffeyette. Jefferson,

Washington. St. Clair

Adams. Hancock. Tázewell

Berrien. Van Buren. Allegan

Oceana. Mason

July 10 July 25 Sept. 1 ¿137 St. Louis. Howell. Oregon. Stoddard.

Jefferson, Douglas. Dunklin, Texas,

Wright

July 10 July 20-Sept. 10

July 15 July 25-Sept. 10

July 10 July 20-Aug. 30

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Sept. 20

124

NORTHiAST: Doniphan, Wyandotte.

Marshall. Leavenworth, Jefferson,

Nemaha, Atchison, Brown, Jackson

jEàST CJSNTBAL: Shawnee

SOUTH CSNTBÀL: Sedgwick, Sumner,

Be no

Ford. Pratt, Stafford, Meade,

Sdwards

July 1 Aug. 2-Sept. 1 Sept. 5 123 Kent, Sussex

-85
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

MâfiYLAHD

West of Chesapeake Bay •..

JBastern Shore

VIRaiNU

Shenandoah Valley

North Piedmont

Piedmont

last

Boanolce Area

Southwest

V/iST ViaOINU

]ÍBstern Panhandle

NOHTK GABOLIN/l

Sandhills

Southwest •

Northwest

April 5-25

April 10-25

April 5-20

April 5

April 10

April 5

ipril 1

March 20

April 1

April 10

April 1-30

March 10-April 20

March 10-^pril 10

March 15-April I5

March 20-^pril 20

P£/LCHSS - Continued

July 1

July 15

July 1

June 15

July 1

July 10

July 20

June 1

June 1

JiÂne 25

Jure 25

Au^. 1-Sept. 5

Aug. 1-Sept, 5

Aug. 1-28

June 10 Aug. 10-25

July 1 Aug. 15-Sept. 1

June 25 Aug. 10-2^

June 15 Aug. 5-20

June 10 July 25-Aug. 10

Aug. 5-20

Aug. 15-Sept. 1

Aug. 15-Sept. 1

Aug. 15-Scpt. 1

June 20-Aug. 10

June 20-Aug. 10

July 15-Aug. 10

July 15-Aug. 10

Sept. 8

Sept. 8

Sept. 1

Sept. 5

Sept. 5

Sept. 1

Aug. 25

Aug. 15

Aug. 25

Sept. 5

Sept. 10

Sept. 10

Aug. 15

Aug. 15

Aug. 15

Aug. 15

- 86
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

P8Â.CHSS - Continued

1,000

buehelB

July 1 Aug. 1-Sept. Ç Sept. 10 451

July 16 Aug. 1-Sept. 5 Sept. 10

July 1 Aug. 2.Sept. 1 Sept. 5

June 10 Aug. 10-25 Sept. 5 1.315

July 1 Aug. 15-Sept. 1 Sept. 5

June 25 Aug. 10-25 Sept. 1

June 15 Aug. Ç.20 Aug. 25

June 10 July 25-Aug. 10 Aug. 15

June 13 Aug. 5-20 Aug. 25

July 1 Aug. IS-Sept. 1 Sept. 5

July 10 Aug. 15-Sept. 1 Sept. 10 616

July 20 Aug. 15-Sept. 5 Sept. 10

June 1 June 20-Aug. 10 Aug. 15 1.050

June 1 June 20-Aug. 10 Aug. 15

June 25 July 15-^ug. 10 Aug. 15

June 25 July 15-Aug. 10 Aug. 15

Washington, Frederick, Carroll,

Baltimore, Hontgonery, Howard,

Allegany

Mlcoinlco, Talbot

Frederick, ^cklngham, Shenandoah,

Augueta, Page

MadlBon, fiappahannock, Fauquler

Albemerle, Nelson, Prince Sdward,

Anherst, Lunenburg, Kelifea

Nansemond, lancaster, Elizabeth City,

Northumberland, Warwick City

Bote tourt, Boanoke, Patrick, Tïranklln,

Bedford

Carroll, Smyth, Wythe

Eanpshlre, Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan

Montgomery, Richmond, Moore, Anson

fiutherford. Polk, Cleveland, Catawba

Surry, Stokes

- 87-
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

SOUTH CAfiOLINA

Piedmont

fildge

Upper Coastal Plain

Sandhills

GiöfiGIA

South

Central

North

KSHTUCKY

Paducah-HeDdereon ...

Other Areas

TKN1ÍBSSBE

ALABAMA

MISSISSIPPI

North

South

March 5-25

March IÇ-SÇ

March IO-I5

March 5-10

March I0-I5

March 5-April 5

March 5-25

March IO-30

March 15-Aprll 5

March 28^pril I5

March 2g-April 10

April 1-15

March 25-April I5

Feb. 15-Aprll 10

March 1-April 5

March 10-April 5

March 1-25

PSüCHJilS - Continued

May 20 Jiine 15-Ang, 1

June 5 June 15-^ug, 1

May 25 June 10-July 20

May 20 June

May 30 June 10-July 20

May 25 June 10-July 20

May 25 June 10-July 10

May 30 June 15-Jiay 20

June 10 June 25-July I5

July 10 July 10-Aug. 20

May 25

June 1

June 10

June 1

Sept . 1

Sept . 1

Aug. 1

July 10

Aug. 15

Aug. 5

July 20

^^e» 5

Aug. 5

July 1 July 10-Aug. 20 Aug. 30

July 1 July 15-Aug. 15 Aug. 25

Aug. 30

July 1-Aug. 10 Aug. 15

June 10-Aug. I5 Aug. 30

July Aug. 20

July Aug. 20

July Aug. 10

- 88 .
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

P8Â.CHSS - Continued

1,000

bushel8

May 20 June 15-Aug, 1 Sept. 1 2,931

June 5 June 15-^Aug« ] Sept, ]

•fey 25 June 10-JuIy 20 Aug. 1

May 20 June July 10

»fay 30 June 10-July 20 Aug. 15

May 25 June 10-July 20 Aug. 5 2,101

May 25 June 10-July 10 July 30

May 30

June 10

June 15*July 20

June 25-July I5

Aug. 5

Aug. 5

Spartanburg, Cherokee, York,

Greenville, Laurene

îdgefield. Saluda, ^iken

Barnwell, Orangeburg, Allendale

Lexington, CheEterfield

Peach, Crawford, Macón, Houston,

Ifeylor, Washington, Dooly, Bleckley,

Crlep, Sumter

Meriwether, Upeon, Jones, Spalding,

Morgan, Henry, Cowete, Talbot,

•Tasper, Clayton, Monroe, Pike

Jackeon, Habereham, Oconee

July 1

July 1

July 10

July 15-Aug. 20

July 15-Aug. 15

July 20-Aug. 20

Aug. 30

Aug. 25

Aug. 30

21?

McCracken, Hendereon, Oravee,

Livingston, Hickman, Webster

Warren, Trimble, Boone, Bullitt,

Jefferson, Kenton, Campbell,

Barren, Oldham, Carter, Orant,

Fleming

June 20 July l^ug. 10 Aug. 15 192 Hamilton, Crockett

Davidson, Medison

May 25 June 10«-Aug. 15 Aug. 30 5O8 Chi 1ton, Blount

June 1 July Aug. 20 33^

June 10 July Aug. 20 Panola

June 1 July Aug. 10 Clarke, Lauderdale

- 89-
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

ABKAHSAS

Bashville

ClarkBYllle ...

Cpowley Hid«e ,

Northwest ••••<

LOUISIAHA

Horth Central

OKLAHOMA

TEXAS

XBlBt

Korth Central

West

Central

Northwest ••..

South

IDAHO

Southwest ••..

Soutn Central

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Karch 5-20

March 5-15

March 5-20

March 10-20

March 20

March 1-20

March 25-Aprll 10

March IO-3O

Merch 20

March 25

March 25

March 20

Mnrch 30

March 10

April 10-30

April 10-25

April 20-30

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

P£ACH£S - Continued

May 30

May 30

June 5

June 5

July 25

June 20-^Au^. 5

June 5-July 30

June 10-Au€, 5

June 10-^Aug. 5

July 30-Au^. 15

June 20 July-Aug,

June 10 June 20-July 3I

June 25 July 15-Au«« 30

June 1 June 15-July I5

July 30 ^ug. 20-Sept, 10

July 30 Aug. 20-Sept. 5

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 10

Ends

Aug. 20

-^ug. 5

Aug. 10

Aug. 10

Aug. 20

Juno 1 June 5-July 15 Aug. 15

Juno 25 July 10 Oct. 15

June 1 June 15-Aug. 30 Sept. 3

June 15 June 20-July 3I Aug. 30

June 20 July-Aug. Sept. 1

Sept. 30

Aug. 25

Sept. 3^^

Aug. 15

Sept. 20

Sept. 20

Sept. 20

90
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

u sual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

PS^CHfiS • Continued

1,000

buBhels

May 30 June 20^ug, 5 Auc. 30 1,^^52

May 30 June 5-July 30 Aug. 5 Howard, Fike

June 5 June 10-Aug. f) Au^. 10 Johnson, Pope

June 5 June 10-Au/;. 5 Aug. 10 Cross, St. Francis

July 25 July 30-Aug. 15 Aug. 20 Benton. Washington

7**

June 1 June 5-July I5 Aug. 15

June 25 July 15 Oct. 15 625

June 1 June 15-Aug, 30 Sept. 30 625

June 15 June 20-July 3I Aug. 30

June 20 July-Aug. Sept. 15

June 20 July-^ug. Sept. 30

June 10 June ?0-July 3I Aug. 25

June 25 July 15-Aug. 30 Sept. 30

June 1 June 15-July I5 Aug. 15

July 30 Aug. 20.Sept, 10 Sept. 20 290

July 30 Aug. 20-Sept. 5 Sept. 20

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 10 Sept. 20

Lincoln, Union, Morehouee,

Ouachita, Claiborne

Wagoner, Tulsa, Muslcogee, Adair

Cherokee, üpshur. Smith, Bed River,

Ven Zandt, Henderson, Hunt,

Freestone, Harrison, Lamar

Estland, Parker, Clay, Palo Pinto,

Wise, Montague, Orayson

Olllespie, San Saba

Cooanche, McLennan, Bosque,

Williamson, Falle, Mllam, Travis

liiheeler, Collingsworth, Donley

Bastrop, Fayette, Lee, Hays, Bexar

Canyon, Gem, Adams, Owyhee,

Washington

Twin Palls, Gooling

• 91
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

COLORADO

£1bertas

Meea

Delta

NiW MEXICO

North

South

UTAH

North

South

WASHINGTON

Yakima Valley

Profleer-Kennewick

Lower Yakima Valley l/.

Upper Yakima Valley 2/.

North Central Area

Douglas County

Clrrk County

Usual dates

of

full bloom

April 7-28

April 7-10

April lg-28

March 20-May 5

April 5-May 5

Merch 20-April 20

April 10-20

April 20

April 10

April g-20

April 8

April 12

April l6

April 15

April 20

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

PSACKSS - Continuad

Aug. 5

July 20

Aug. 23-Sept. 15

Aug. 5 Aug. 23.30

Aug. 25 Sept. 6-15

July 20 Aug. 10-Sept. 10

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 10

Aug. 10-Sept. 1

July 25 Aug. 25-Sept. 15

Aug. 20 Aug. 25-Sept. 15

July 25 July 30-Aug. 15

July 12 Aug. 20-Sept. 10

July 12 Aug. 20

July 15 Aug. 30

July 25 Sept. 5

July 20 Sept. 5

Aug. 1 Sept. 10

Ends

Sept. 20

Sept. 10

Sept. 20

Sept. 15

Sept. 15

Sept. 10

Sept. 20

Sept. 20

Aug. 20

Sept. 20

Aug. 25

Sept. 15

Sept. 20

Sept. 15

Sept. 20

See footnotes on page 12'l

92 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Aug. 5 Aug. 23.Sept. 15

PJiIACEES - Continued

1,000

bushels

Sept. 20 1,682

Aug. 5 Aug. 23.30 Sept. 10

Aue. 25 Sept. 6-15 Sept. 20

July 20 A\jg. 10-Sept. 10 Sept. 15

Aug. 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 10 Sept. 15

July 20 Aug. 10-Sept. 1

July 25 Aug. 25-Sept. 15

Aug. 20 Aug. 25-Sept. 20

July 25 July 30-Aug. 20

July 12 Aug. 20-Sept. 10

Sept. 10

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Aug. 25

Sept. 30

1^7

523

Mesa

Delta

San Juan, Bio Arriba, Santa Fe,

Bernallllo, Sandoval, Valencia

Otero, Lincoln, Orant

Utah, Box Blder, Davis, Weber,

Salt Lake

Washington

1,^92

July 12 Aug. 20

July 15 Sept. 5

July 25 Sept. 10

Jul.y 20 Sept. 5

Aag, 1 Sept. 10

Aug. 30

Sept. 25

Sept. 30

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Benton, Takima

Yakima

Yakima

Douglas

Clark

93 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

OitEGOK

Willaroettc Valley

Southwest „

The Dalles

GüLIFORNU

CiIngstone

San Joaquín Valley

Sacramento Velley

All areas

Sxtrs Äarly Varietloî»

Burly VarietleB

Late Varieties

Sxtra Late Varieties «

Freestone

Fresh and canning

San Joaquin Valley ...

Sacramtnto Valley .,..

South

Central Coas t

Drying

Sacrafuento and San

Joaquin Valleys

April 1-30

April 5-20

April I-IS»

April 10-30

torch 1-25

March 5-20

í4Brch 5-20

March 5-20

March 5-20

March 5-20

March 5-20

March 5-20

March 1-25

March 5-20

March 10-25

March 1-20

iferch 10-25

March 1-25

PÄ/iCHES - Cüntinued

July 30 Aug. 5.Sept. 15 Sept. 20

July 30 Augo 5-^eFt. 10 Sept. 2C

Aug. 15 Aug. 20-3ept. 5 Sept. 15

Aug. 25 Sept. 1-15 Sopt. 20

May 10 June 25-3epto 5 Oct. 5

July 10 Aug. 5-Scpt. 5 Sept. 30

July 10 Aug. 5-Sept. 5 Sept. 30

July 10 Aug. 5-Sept. 5 Sept, 30

July 10 July 15-50 Aug. 20

July 20 Aug. 1-20 Sept. 10

Aug. 1 Aug. 15-Se?t. 5 Sept. 20

Aug. 20 Sept. 1-15 Sept. 30

May 10 June 25-Sept« 5 Oct. 5

May 10

June 15

Ju3.y 1

July 1

July 20

June 25-Ai;g. I5

June 20-July 20

July 20-Aug, 25

July 15-Aug. 20

Aug. 10-30

Oct. 5

A\ig. 20

Sept. ?5

Aug. 30

Sept. 30

- 9k -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

PBACKSS - Continued

July 30 Aug. 5-Sept. 20

July 30 Aug. 5-Sept. 15

Aug. 15 Aug. 20-Sept, 10

A\iê, 25 Sept. 1-20

May 10 June ?5-Sept, 5

July 10 Aug. ?-Sept.

July 10 Aug. 5-Sept. 5

July 10 Aug. 5-3ept. 5

July 10 July 15-30

July 20 Aug. 1-20

Augo 1 Aug. 15-Sept. 5

Aug. 20 s«pt. 1-15

May 10 June 25-Sept, 5

1.000

bu3hel8

Sept. 25 439

Sept. 25

Sept. 20

Sept. 25

Oct. 10 33,152

Sept. 7,0 22,218

Sept. 30

Sept. 30

Aug. 20

Sept. 10

Sept. 20

Sept. 30

Oct. 10 10,93^

Marion, Vamhill, Washington, Lane

Jackson, Douglas

Vasco

Stanislaus, San Joaquín, íterced, Tulare

Suttcr, Tuba, Butte

May 10

June 15

July 1

July 1

J\u)e 25-Aug. 15

Jujae 20-July 20

July 20-Aug. 25

July 15-Aug. 20

Oct. 5

Aug. 20

Septc 25

Aug. 30

fresno, Tulare, Merced, Stanislaus,

San Joaquín, Kings, ^federa. Kern

Solano, Tehaine, Yolo, Butte, Tuba, Glenn

Hiverside, San Bernardino, Loe AngeleP,

San Diego

Contra Costa, Santa Clara

July 30 Aug. 20-Sept. 10 Oct. 10 Fresno. Tulare, Merced, Stanislaus,

San Joaquín, Kings, Madera, Kern,

Solano

- 95 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

CONinSCTICUT ....

NIW YOHK

West

Hudson Valley

PENNSYLVAIÏU ...

OHIO

North

South

ILLINOIS

MICHIGAN

Southwest

Bartlett ...

Kieffer ....

West Central .

MISSOUHI

VlfiGINU

WBST VIRGINIA . .

Kieffer

»fey 1-10

May 1-20 Aug. 5

May 5-20 Au€. 15

May 1-15 Aug. 5

April 5-May 5 Aug. 5

April lO-May 5 Aug. 10

April 20-May 5 Aug. 25

April 10-30 Aug. 10

April 10 Sept. 1(

May 2-15

May 5-10

May 2-8

May g-15

April 5-10

March 30

April 20-May 5

PBARS

Aug. 5 Sept. 10-Oct. 10

Aug. 10-Oct. 10

Aug. 20-Oct. 10

Aug. 10-Sept. 25

Aug. 15-Sept. 25

Aug. 20-Sept. 15

Aug. 30-Sept. 15

Aug. 20-Sept. 10

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Oct. 25

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-30

Oct. 10 Oct. 10-25

Aug. 20 Sept. 5-Oct. 25

Sept. 1 Sept. 15

Aug. 1 Sept. 15-Oct. 25

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Sept. 30

Oct. 20

Oct. 30

Oct. 30

Oct. 20

Oct. 31

Sept. 25

Sept. 25

Sept. 20

Oct. 20

Nov. 1

Sept. 5

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

Oct. 1

Nov. 1

Oct. 31

96 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

P rincipal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

Aug. 5 Sept. 10-Oct, 30

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Oct. 15

Aug. 20 Aug. 25-Oct. 15

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Sept. 30

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Sept. 30

Aug. 10 Aug. 20-Sept. 20

Aug. 25 Aug. 30-Sept. 20

Aug. 10 Aug. 20-Sept. 15

Sept. 10 Sept. 20

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Oct. 30

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Sept. 5

Oct. 10 Oct. 10.30

Aug. 20 Sept. 5-Oct. 30

Sept. 1 Sept. 15

Aug. 1 Oct. 1-Nov. 1

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Sept. 30

Dec. 1

Nov. 30

Nov. 30

Nov. 20

Dec. 15

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

Sept. 30

Oct. 25

Nov. 15

Sept . 20

Nov. 15

Nov. 15

Oct. 1

Dec. 15

Dec. 1

PIAfiS

1.000

bushelB

51

491

159

127

146

S79

49

New Haven, Bartford

Wayne, Niagara, Oswego, Orleans,

Monroe, Cayuga

Columbia, Ulster, Oreene. Orange

Arie, Schuylkill, Luzerne, Westmoreland, Allegheny, Lancaster

Ottawa, Qeauga, Aehtabula, Lake,

Summit

Montgomery

Marion, Pulaski, Clay, Union

Berrien, Allegan, Van Buren

Allegan, Berrien, Van Buren

Mason, Oceana

108 Christian, St. Louis, Davisse, Wright

67 Pittsylvania, Scott, Rockingham, Lee

Ohio, Webster, Barbour, Harrison,

Preston, Hardy, Mineral, Handolph,

Jefferson

- 97 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

NORTH CkROLlM .

GfiOHQIA

KSNTUCKY

TJENNSSSSB

ALABAMA

MISSISSIPPI ....

ARKANSAS

LOUISIANA

OHiAfiOMA

TSXAS

North Central

JBaet

IDAHO

Southwest ••..

Usual dates

of

full bloom

March 25-Aprll 15

Feb. 5-March 5

April 1-15

March 25-April I5

Feb. 1-March 25

March I-30

March I5-3O

Feb. 25-March 15

April 1-15

April 1

April 1

April 1

April 20-30

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

PSABS - Continued

Aug. 1 Aug. 25-Oct. 1

July 15 «^uly 30-Au€. 30

Oct. 1 Oct. lO-Nov. 1

Aug. 1 Sept. 1.30

July 15 Aug. 1-Sept. 30

July 1 Aug. 10-Sept. 20

July 15 Aug. 10-Oct. 10

July 15 Aug. 1-31

Aug. 20 Sept. 1-15

Aug. 1 Aug.-Sept.

Aug. 1 Aug.-Sept.

Aug. 1 Aug.-Sept.

Aug. 15 Aug. PC-Sept. 5

Ends

Nov. 1

Sept. 15

Nov. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Nov. 5

Sept.. 15

Sept . 30

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Sept. 20

98
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

Aug. 1 ATog. 25-Oct. 1

PHAJRS - Continued

1,000

bushels

Nov. 20 Sk Brunswick, Oullford, Bockingham,

Bowan

July 15 July 30-Aug. 30 Septo 15 1^7 Habersham, Telfair, Brooke, Dougherty,

Grady, Decatur, Colquitt, Thomas

Oct. 1

Aug. 1

Octo 10-Nov. 1 Nov. 15 b3

Sept. 1-30 Oct. 15 S3

Campbell

Davidson, Knox, fiutherford, Washington,

Wilson, Greene, Sullivan, Claiborne

July 15 Aug. 1-Sept. 30 Oct. 15 SS Lauderdale, Mobile, Chilton, Limestone,

St. Clair, Madison, Pike, Colbert,

Tuscaloosa, Tallapoosa

July 1

July 15

Aug. 10-Sept. 20

Aug. 10-Oct. 10

July 15 Aug. 1.31

Aug. 20 Sept. 1.15

Aug. 1 Aug.-Sept.

Aug. 1 Aug.-Sept.

Aug. 1 Aug.-Sept.

Oct. 15 11?

Nov. 5 76

Sept. 15 67

Sept. 30 66

Oct. 15 179

Oct. 15

Oct. 55

Pearl River, Harrison

Johnson, Saline, Cross, Crawford,

Sebastian, Lonoke, Benton, White

St. Tammany, Washington, St. Landry

LeTlore, Payne, Major

Comanche, Parker, Brath, Palo Pinto,

Callahan, Bastland

Sffith, -Anderson, Cherokee, Freeetoce,

Houeton, MilaiE

Aug. 15 Aug. 20-Sept« 5 Sept. 20

go

Canyon, ^dams, G-em

- 99 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting datei

Begins Most active Ends

COLOBADO

Mesa County

Deltft County

UTAH

Horth o.

South c

WASHINGTON

Sartlett

Yalcima Valley

Lower Yakimo Valley \J

Upper Yakima Valley £/

North Central Area

Hiver Zone T/

Interineiiifite Zone ^

Upper Zone ¿/

Clark-Skamania Co\mtieB.

All Areas

Other

YaklnÄ Valley

Lower TakiiLa Valley 1/

Upper Yakima Valley 2j

North Central Area

River Zone Jj/

Internedia le Zone ^

Upper Zone ¿/

April 19

April 2k

April 20

April 2k

>iay 5

PüáHS - Continued

April 15-30 Au^. 15 Aug. ?0-Sept. 20 Sept. 30

April 15 -Ä.Uß. 15 Aug. 20-Sept. 10 Sept. 20

^pril 30 Au^. 25 Aug. 30-S6pt. 20 Sept. 30

April 25-5C Au^. R Aug. IC-Gepto 15 Sept, 20

April 30 Aug. 25 Aug. 30-Sept. 15 Sept. 20

April 25 Aug. 5 Aug. 10-20 Aug. 25

April 3-Miiy 7 Aug. )0 Aug. 20-Ûct. 20 Nov. 1

April 20 Aug. 10 Aug. 2C Aug. ?0

April 23 Aug. 35 Sept. 1 Sept. ]5

April 20 Aug. 10 Aug. 20 Aug. 25

April 23 Ai;g. 15 Sept. 1 Sept. 15

»fay 7 Aug. 30 Sept. 10 Sept. 20

April 5 Aug. 15 Aug. 20 Aug. 30

April 5-Kay 7 Aug. 10 Aug. 20-Scpt. 10 Sept. 20

Sept. 5 Oct. 1

Sept. 10 Oct. 15

Sept. 7 Oct. 1

Sept. 10 Oct. 10

Sept. 22 Octo 20

Oct. 20

Oct. 30

Oct. 15

Oct. 25

Nov. 1

See footnotes on page 12^1^

. 100
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing date s

Average

production

1948-57

P rincipal

Begind Most active Ends producing counties

Au€. 15 Aug. ?0-Sept. 20

Augo 15 Aug. ?0-Sept. 10

Aug. 25 Aug. 30-Sept. 20

Aug. 10 Aug. 3 5-Sept. 20

Aug. ?o Sept. 5-20

Aug. 30 Aug. 35-25

Aug. 10 Aug. 20-Dec. 5

Aug. 30 Aug. 20

Aug. 16 Sept. 10

Aug. 11 Aug. 25

Aug. 16 Sept. 3 0

Aug. 30 Sept. 10

Aug. 15 Aug. 20

Aug. 10 Aug. ?0-Sept. 10

Sept. 6 Bee. 5

Sept. 11 Dec. fï

Sept. 7 Dec. 5

Sept. 10 Dec. 5

Sept. 22 Dec. 5

PSAHS - Continued

1,000

bushele

June 1

June 1

June 1

June 1

June 1

Sept. 30 Igg

Sept. 20

Sept. 30

Oct. 5 215

Oct. 5

Aug. 30

June 1 5.^3»

3,826

Dec. 15

Dec. 35

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 1

Dec. 15

1,612

Mesa

Delta

Utah, Seit Lake, Weber, Box Elder, Davis

Washington

YakiDta

Chelan, Douglas, Olcanogan

Clark, SkaoDQnla

Yaklme

Chelan, Douglas, Okaiiogan

101 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

WASHINGTON

Other - CoDtinued

Skamania County

All Areas

OBBOON

Medfopd

Hood River ,.

Willamette Valley

All areas

Bartlett

Other

d'Anjou

fiOBC

Comice •

Winter Belle

CALIFOHNIA

Bartlett

Fresh

Lake-Mendocino

Sierra Mountain

Sacramento fiiver

Sacramento Valley ....

Tehachapi-Littlerock ,

Solano

Contra Costa

ipril 3

ipril 3-May 5

April 10-^îay 5

April 10-25

April 20-M6y 5

April 15-30

April 15-30

>prll 10-May 5

April 10-30

April 20-30

April 20-30

April 25.MBy 5

March 10-April I5

March 10-April 10

March 10-April 10

March 20-April 10

March 20-April 10

March 10-April 5

March 10-April 5

March 20-April 10

March 20-April 10

March 20-April 10

P2ABS - Continued

Sept. 5 Oct. 1

Sept. 5 Oct. 1-20

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Oct. 15

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Oct. 10

Aug. 15 Aug. 20-Oct. 15

Aug. 15 Aug. 20-Oct. 15

Aug. 10 Aug. 15-Sept. 5

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-Oct. 55

Sept. 1 Sept. 10-25

Sept. 5 Sept. 15-20

Sept. 1 Sept. 15-30

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-15

July 5 July 10-Sept. 15

July 5 July 10-Sept. 5

July 5 July 10-3ept. 5

Aug. 1 Aug. 15-2ept„ 1

July 10 July 15-Aug. 30

July 5 July 10-30

July 5 July lO-Aug, 10

Aug. 5 Aug. 10-Sept. 5

July 10 Jul.y 15-Aug. 5

July 25 Aué;. 1-15

Oct. 10

Nov. 1

Oct. ?5

Oct. 20

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Sept, 20

Oct. 25

Sept, 30

Sept. 25

Oct. 10

Oct. 25

Oct. 5

Sept. 15

Sept. 15

Sept, 15

Sept, 15

Aug. 10

Aug. 20

Sept. 15

Aug. 15

Aug. 25

102 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

PSAfiS - Continued

Sept. 6

Sept, 6

Aue. 10

Au€» 10

Au€. 15

Aug. 15

1,000

buehele

Dec. 5 June 1

Dec. 5 June 1

Aug. 20.April 30 June 1 5,60«

Aug. 20^pril 30 June 1

Aug. aO-March 3I June 1

Aug. 20-0ct. 31 Nov. 30

Skamania

Jackson, Douglas

Hood Blver

Lane, Marion, Polk, Tamhill,

Washington

Aug. 10 Aug. 20-Oct. 31 Nov. 30 2.?37

Sept. ?0 Oct. 1-April 50 June 1 3.371

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-MEirch 10 June 1

Sept. 20 Oct. l-Dec. 31 April 10

Sept. 25 Oct. 15-Dec. 31 March 15

Nov. 1 Dec. l-Merch 3I June 1

July 5 July 10-Oct. 15 April 30 14,822

July 5 July 10-Sept. 5 Nov. 20 13,072

July 5 July 10-Sept. 5 Nov. 20

Aug. 1 Aug. 15-Sept. 30 Nov. 20

July 10 July 15-Aug. 30 Nov. 20

July 5 July lO-Aug. 15 Sept. 10

July 5 July 10-Aug. 20 Sept. 15

Aug. 5 Aug. 10-Sept. 5 Nov. 20

July 10 July 15-Aug. 5 Sept. 20

July 25 Aug. 1-15 Sept. 20

Lake, Mendocino

Placer, SI Dorado, Nevada

Sacramento, Yolo, San Joaquín

Tuba, Sutter, Glenn

Los Angeles, Kern

Solano

Contra Costa

103
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

CALIFOHÏHA

Bartlett - Continued

Cannir^ and drying

Sacramento River

Santa Clare

Sierra Mountain

Lake-Mendocino

Solano

Napa-ScDocja

Sacrsmento Valley ..,,

Contra Costa

Other

Fresh and processing

Hardy

Central Coast

Mountain and

Sacramento Hiver ..

d 'Anjou

Central Coast

flosc

Central Const

Mountain ••

Co ni ce

Central Cofest

Winter Nelis

Central Coast

Mountain

Sacramento Valley ,.

March 10-April 10

March lO-April 5

March 20-April 10

March 20-April 10

March 20-April 10

March 20-April 10

March 20-April 10

March 10-April 5

March 20-April 10

March 20-April I5

March 20-^pril I5

March 15-Àpri] 10

March 20-April I5

March 25-April 10

March 15-April 10

March 25-April 10

March 20-April I5

March l^^pril 10

March IÇ-April 10

PEkRS - Continued

July 5

July 5

July 20

July 10

^ug. 1

July 15

July 25

Juljr 5

July 20

July 15

July 15-Sept. 5

July 15-Aug, 10

July 30-Aug. 15

July 20-Aug. 30

Aug. 15-Sept. 5

July 20-Aug, 10

Aug. 5-20

July 15-Aug. 15

July 25-Aug. 25

Aug. 15.Sept. 15

July 20 Aug. 10-25

July 15 Aug. 5-20

^u<?. 25 Sept. 1-15

Aug. 25 Sept. 1-25

Aug. 25 Sept. 1-20

Aug. 20 Aug. 25-Sept. 10

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-30

Sept. 1 Sept. 5.25

Sept. 1 Sept. 5-25

Sept. 15

üugo 20

Sept. 15

Sept. 15

Sept. 15

Aug. 25

Aug. 25

Aug. 20

Sept, 5

Oct. ^

Sept. 5

Sept. 1

Sept. 20

Sept. 30

Sept. 25

Sept. 15

Oct. 5

Oct. 5

Cet. 5

IQi^ -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

Pfi^KS - ContlDued

July 5

July i>

July 20

July 10

-i^Ug. 1

July 15

July 25

July 5

July ?0

July 15

July 15-Sept. 5

July 15-Au€« 10

July 30.Au^o 15

July 20-Auê:o 30

Aug. 15-Sept. 5

July 20-Aug. 10

Aug. 5-20

July 15-Aug. 15

July 25^ug. 25

Sept. 1-Oct. 15

1,000

bushels

Sept. 15

Augo 20

Sept. 15

Sept. 15

Sept. 15

Aug. 25

Aug. 25

Aug. 20

Sept. 5

April 30 1.75Û

Sacramento, Yolo, San Joaquín

Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Benito

Placer, El Dorado, Nevada

Lake, Mendocino

Solano

So nenia, Nape

Yuba, Sutter, Glenn

Contre Co«ta

July 20 Aug. 10-25

July 15 Aug. 5-20

Septo 5

Septo 1

Santa Clare, Santa Cruz, Sen Benito

Sacramento, Placer

Aug. 25 Sept. 1-15 Sept. 20 Santa Clara, Sen Benito

Aug. 25

Aug. 25

Sept. 15-Oct. 1

Sept. 15-Oct. 1

Jan. 1

Jan. 1

Santa Clara

SI Dorado

Aug. 20 Sept. 15-Dec. 10 Jan. 25 Santa Clara, San Benito

Sept. 5

Sept. 1

Sept. 1

Sept. 25-Peb. 1

Sept. 20.?eb. 1

Sept. 20-Feb. 1

April 30

April 30

April 30

Santa Clare, San Benito

Placer

Glenn

105
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

Usual harvesting dates

full bloom Begins Most active Ends

PSB3IMM0NS

CâLIFOMU May 1.15 Sept. 25 Oct. 10-Hov. ?0 Dec, 10

CilLIFORNU

Fresh and processing

fiarly varieties

San Joaquín Valley .,

Mountain

Late varieties

San Jcequin Valley .,

Mountain

MICHTOAH ,

CALiyORNIA

IT)AHO

So athwe st

Feb. 25-March 25

Feb. 25-March 10

March 1-2Ç

Feb. 25-March 10

March 1-25

April 30-May 15

June 1-15

April 20-30

PLUMS

May 25

May 25

June 5

June 15-^ug, 1

June I-P5

June 10-Jiily 1

June 15 June 30-Auc» 5

June 30 July 10-Aug. 10

Aug. 15 Aug. 25-Sept. 20

P0M20RAKATSS

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-Oct. 25

PRUNKS

Aue. 10 Auß. 20-Sept. 25

Sept. 20

July 5

July 15

Aug. 30

Sept. 20

Oct. 1

Nov. 10

Oct. 5

106
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

P rinc ipal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

PBfiSIMMONS

Tons

Sept. 25 Oct. 10-Kov. 20 Jen. 10 2,7^0 Orange, Shasta, Talare, San Diego,

lYeeno

May 25 June IÇ-Aug. 1

PLUMS

Tone

Sept. 20 80,600

May 25 June 1-25 July 5

June 5 June 10-July 1 July 15

June 15 June 30^^i€« 5 Aug. 30

June 30 July 10-lug. 10 Sept. 20

Talare, Fresno, Kern, San Joaquín

Placer

Tulare, Fresno, Kern, San Joaquín

Placer

Aug. 15 Aug. 25-Sept, 20 Oct. 1 ^fl30 Berrien, Oceans, Van Buren

P0MEGBÂKATES

Tone

Sept. 15 Sept. 20.0ct. 25 Nov. 10 2,580 Talare, Fresco, Kern

Aug. 10 Aug. 20-Sept. 25

PRUNES

Tone

20.880

Oct. 10 Canyon, Páyette, Oem, Washington,

Owyhee, Ada

107 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

WASHINGTON

Yakima Valley

Lower Takimö Valley 1/

Pro 8 8or-Kénnewi ck

Southwest

OfijíGON

Willamette Valley

Southwest

CALIFORNIA

Central Coas t

Sacramento Valley

April 15-20

April 20

ADrll 16

April 15

April 10-30

April 15-30

April 10-25

March 10-April 10

March lO-April 10

March 10-April 1

PfiUNBS - Continued

Au€. 12 Aug. 24-30 Oct. 2

Aug. 20 Aug. 26 Oct. 2

Aux^. 15 Auf^, 30 Sept. IS

AiiP-, 12 Au^. 24 Sent. 30

Sept. I Sept. 5-30 Oct. 5

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-30 Oct. 5

Sept. 1 Sept. 5.25 Sept. 30

Aug. 10 AU£;. 10-Sept. 25 Oct. 10

Aug. 10 Aug. 10-Sept. 25 Oct. 10

Aug. 15 Aug. 15-Sept. 25 Oct. 10

See footnotes on page 124

108
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends

producing counties

Aug. 12 Aug. 24-31

AuíT. 22 Aug. 2S

Aug. 16 Aug. 31

Aug. 12 Aug. 24

Sept. 5 Sept. 10-Oct,. 5

Sept. 10 Sept. 15-Oct,. 5

Sept. 5 Sept, 10-30

Aug. 15 Aug. 15-Oct, 30

Aug. 15 Aug. 15-Oct. 30

Aug. 20 Aiig„ 20-Oct. 30

PRUNAS - Continued

Tons

Oct. 3 13,130

Oct. 3

Sept. 17

Sept. 30

Oct. 20 50,020

Oct. 20

Oct. 20

April 15 i6o,soo

April 15

April 15

Yakima

BentoQ

Clark

Polk, Yamhill^ Marion, Washington

Douglas

Santa Clara, Sonoma, Napa, San Benito

Sutter. Solano, Colusa. Butte, Tehama,

Olenn, Yuba. Yolo

109
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

FLOfilLA

GEAPifiFHUIT

Merch 5-10 Sept, 5 ^e^. 1-April 1 June 10

March 5 Sept, ? April 1 June 10

March 10 Sept. 5 ^t-b, 1 May 10

Seodless

Other

TSXAS

Lower Bio drande Valley ..

AfilZONA

March 15 Sept. 25 Dec. l-?eb. 2S May 3c

April 5-10 Uov. May July

April 10 Mov. May July

April 5 ÜOV. May July

Seedless

Salt Hiver Valley

Yuma

CALIPORNIA

Desert Valleys ...o

Imperial and Coachella

Valleys -....

Other Areas

South

San Joaquin Valley ...^

CALIFORNIA

South

San Joaquin Valley .......

March 5-30

7ebo 10-March I5

March 5-30

Miirch 5-30

March I5 April lO-Aij^. 30

Nov. 10 Jan. 1-May I5

April 15 May 15-Aug. 30

March I5 April lO-May 30

LEMONS

March 5-Dec. 30

March 5-Dec. 30

(Major blooir: March-April)

Nov. 1 Jan. lO-A-j^. I5

Nov. 1 Jan. 10-Aug. I5

Oct. 25

June 10

Oct. 25

June 15

Merch 5-30 Nov. 1 Nov. 25-Jan. 3I

Oct. 31

Oct. 31

March 3I

110
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

GRAPEFRUIT

1,000

boxes

Sept. 5 Feb. l-.April 1 June 10 33,970

Sept. 5 April 1 June 10 17,870

Sept. 5 Feb. 1 May 10 16,100

Polk, Lake, St. Lucie, Indian Hiver,

Brevard, Pinellae, Orange, Hilleborou^ii,

Hîçhlnnds, Pasco

Polk, Lake, Pinellaß, Hi,çhland8, Manatee,

Hi11«borough. Orange

Sept. 25 Dec. 1-Peb. 2S

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

May

May

May

May 30

July

July

July

3.800

2,604

Hidalgo, Cameron, Willacy

Maricopa, Yuma

Maricopa, Yuma

March 20 April 15-Sept. 20 Oct. 31 2,424

919

Nov. 15 Jan. 1-June 1

April 20 June 10-Sept. 20

March 20 April 15-June 5

July 15

Oct. 31

June 20

1,505

Riverside, Imperial, San Bernardino

San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura,

Los Angeles, San Diego

!Pulare

LJîMONS

Nov. 1 March 15-Sept. lo

Nov. 1 March 15-Sept. 15

Nov. 1 Dec. l-Aprll I5

Oct. 31

Oct. 31

April 30

1,000

boxes

13.669

Ventura, Santa Barbara, Loo Angeles,

Sen Bernardino, San Diego, Orange,

Riverside

Tulare

111 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

AKIZOM

yLOKIDA

UiLlfORmA

South

San Joaqain Valley

Sacramento Valley

FLOrdDA ,

Temple

Other Sarly and Midpeason.

TAXAS

Lower 3io (rrande Valley .,

ARIZONA

Salt Hiver Valley .

YuTia

March 10-April 30

Lii;MONS > Conticiuei

Sept. 15 Nov. 1-Jan. 3I

Continuoue

March 5-3O

March 5-30

March 5.30

March IO-30

Feb. 25-March 5

March 5

March 5

March I5

March 25-Aprll 1

April 1

March 25

LIMifiS 15/

April 1 Jane-Aug.

ÄAfiLY, MIDS2AS0N AMD NAVKL OBANGBS 16/

Nov. 1 Nov. 15-May 15

Dec. 1 Jan. 20-May I5

Nov. 1 Nov. 15-April 5

Nov. 15 Dec. 1-Jan. 20

Sept. 15 Jan. 15-Feb. 1

Dec. 1 Feb. 1

Sept. 15 Jan. I5

Sept. 25 Nov.-Dec.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Doc.

Dec.

Dec.

Feb. 10

March 3I

May 31

May 31

May 15

March I5

April 1

April 1

March 20

Feb. 1Ç

Feb.

Feb.

Feb.

See footnotes on page 12^

- 112
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

P rincipal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

LEMONS - Continued

Sept. 15 Nov. 1-Jan. 3I ^eb. 10

1,000

boxes

lit/ Yuma, MBricopa

April 1 June-Aug.

LIMAS 15/

1,000

boxee

March 3I 32p Dpde, Highlands, Polk

Nov. 5 Nov. 20-May 20

Dec. 5 Jan. 25-May 20

Nov. 5 Nov. 20-April 10

Nov. 20 Dec. 10-Jan. 25

Sept. 15 Jan. IÇ-^eb. 1

Dec. 1 fe\). 1

Sept. 15 Jan. I5

EAHLY. MIDSEASON AND M'ŒL ORANGKS 16/

1,000

boxes

June 20 I4,0fl(4

June 20

May 31

March 20

April 1 Wi,920

April 1 1,783

Msrch 20 ^3.137

San Bernardino, Hiverside, Los

Angeles, Ventura

Tulare, Fresno, Eern

Olenn, Butte, Sacramento

Lake, Orange, Polk, Sto Lucie,

Highlands, Hilleborough, Pasco,

Indian Hiver

Polk, Lake, Orange, Hillsborough,

Merion, Pasco, Hardee, Volusia,

Seminóle, Brevard, St. Lucie

Sept. 25 Nov.-Dec. Feb. 15

1,200

Hidalgo, Cemeron, Willacy

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Dec.

Dec.

Dec.

Feb.

Feb.

Feb.

^92

Mari copa

Yujiia

113 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

LOUISIABA

South

CALI/ORHIA

South ,

San Joaquín Valley ,

HiORIDA ,

TAXAS ,

Lower Hlo Orande Valley •,

AfilZOHA

Salt River Valley

Yuma

FLORIDA

FLORIDA

See footnotes on page 12^

EARLY, MIDSÄASON AND NAV2L ORAIÍQSS l6/ - Continued

March lO^pril 10

March 5-30

March 5-3O

March 5-3O

Feb. 25

March I5

April 1-5

April 5

April 1

Feb. 25

March 10

Oct. 20 Nov. 1-Feb. I5

VAUílíCIA 0RAN03S 1^/

March 10 April IÇ-Oct. I5

March 10 June 5-Oct. I5

March 25 April 15-June 10

Feb. 1 April 15

Jan. 15 Feb.-March

Feb. March

Feb. March

Feb. March

TANOSLOS

Oct. 20 Dec. 15

TANOfiRINBS

Oct. 20 Dec. 20

March 1

Nov. 30

Nov. 30

June 30

July 5

May 15

May

June

May

Jan. 15

Feb. 15

- Ulf -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

Oct. 20

SAHLY, MIDSa^SOW AND NAVÏL ORAKGiS l6/ - Continued

1,000

boxes

Nov. 1-Peb. 15

1S6

^fa^ch 1 Plaquemine8

March 15

March I5

April 1

April 20-Oct. 20

June 10-Oct, 20

April 20-June I5

VALENCU 0BAN08S I5/

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

July 15

1,000

boxes

23,697

Orange, Venture, Los Angeles, San

Bernerdino, San Diego, Riverside

Tulare, Freeno

îteb. 1 April 15 July 5 33.190 Polk, Lake, Orange, Paaco, Hill^borough,

Highlands, St. Lucie, Hardee, Brevard,

Volueia, Indian Biver

Jan. 15 Feb.-March

Feb. March

Fteb. March

Feb. Merch

Oct. 20 Dec. 15

May 15

476

Hidalgo, CemeroQ, Wlllacy

May 579

June Marlcopa

May

TAKaJfiLOS

1,000

boxes

Tuma

Jen. 15 177 302 Lake, Orange, Seminóle, Polk, Manatee

TANOEHINES

Oct. 20 Dec. 20 Feb. 15

1,000

boxes

Polh-, X«ke, OrBoge, Volusia,

Seminóle, Hernando

- 115
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

CALIFORNIA

Sacramento Valley

San Joaquín Valley

Central Coaet

ORSGO\'

Willamette Valley

WASHING'iíüN

West

NOHTU CAIiOLI ÍÍA

Southeast Coastal Plains

and Southern Pledüont »••

Central Coastal Plains

ani Cintrai Piediflont ...

Northeast Coastal Plains

and Northern Piedmont ••

SOUTH CJÚiOLlM

':ç>pr.'T Crjçiîtal Plain

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Feb. 10-i4arch 10

Feb. 10-March 10

Feb. lO-Harch 10

Feb. 10-March 10

Jan. ^-25

Feb. 1-15

April 15-25

April 15

April 25

April 25

April 15-May 1

April 20

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active

Aug. 15 Sept. 1-Uct. 15

FILBJKRTS

Sept. 25 Oct. 1-25

Sept. 25 Oct. 15

PaCiiNb

Octo 15 Nov. 1-25

Oct. 15 Nov. 1.15

Oct. 25

Oct. ¿-f,

Oct. 15

Oct. 15

Nov. 10-25

Nov. 10-25

Nov„ 15.1)?.,^. i^

Nov. 15-IV?Co 15

Ends

ALMONDS

Aus. I Aug. 15-Oct. 15 Oct. 31

Aug. 1 Aug. 15-Gept. 30 Oct. 15

Aug. 15 Sept. 1-Oct. 15 Oct. 31

Oct. 31

Nov. 5

Novo 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 10

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Feb.

Febo

- 116
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

ALMOin)S

Aug. 5

Aiig. 5

Aug. 20

Aug« 20-Octo 20

Aug. 20-Octo 5

Sept. 5-Oct. 20

Aug. 20 Sept. 5-Oct. 20

Nov. 15

Oct. 30

Nov. \5

Nov. 15

Tous

41,280

Butte, Coluea, Yolo, Sutter, Glenn

San Joaquín, Merced, Stanislaus,

Fresno

Contra Costa, San Luis Obispo

Oct. 1 Oct. 5-Nov. 15

FILBERTS

Sept. 30

To DP

7,270

Washington, Lane, Yamhill, Cleckanias,

Marion

Oct. 1 Octo 30-Nov, 30 April 1

636

Clark

FSCANS

Oct. 25

Oct. 25

Kov, 15-20

Nov. 15

1,000

pounds

Dec. 30 2,023

Dec. 30 Columbus, Robe8on, Duplia, Scotland,

Sacipeon, Harnett, Bladen, Cumberland,

Anson, Richmond

Oct. 30 Nov. 20

Oct. 30 Nov. 20

Oct. 15

Goto 15

Novo 15-Dec. 15

Nc7o 15-DeCc 1*";

Dec. 30

Dec. 30

Feb.

Feb.

3.^0

Johnston, Wayne, Wflice, Wilson, Pitt,

Lenoir, Beaufort

Nesh, Mürtin, Bertie, Edgeconibe

Orangeburi», Suniter, Calhoun, Ha-iipton,

Lee, Clarendon, Bamberg, Barnwell,

Bíírlington

- 117 -
FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual dates Usual harvesting date 8

State and group of

full bloom Begins Most active Ends

PJSGANS - Continued

SOblTH CABOLIHA - Continued

Lower Coaetal Plain ..•••• April 15 Oct. 15 Hov. 15-Dec, 15 Jeb.

Piedmont May 1

April 25

Nov. 1 Nov. 15-Dec. 15

Oct. 20 Nov. 15-Dec. 15

fe\}.

Sandhills Feb.

GJOfiOIA

FLORIDA

AI*ABAMA

MISSISSIPPI

ARKANSAS

LOUISIANA

North

Mostly improved varieties

April 15-30

April 15-30

April l-Mdy 15

April 1-30

May 1-15

April 1-^0

April 15-30

Sept. 30 Nov. 15-Itec. 15

Oct. 20 Nov. 15

Oct. 15 Nov. 1-50

Oct. 1 Nov.-Jec,

Nov. 5 Nov. 15-Dec. 20

Sept. 20 Oct. 1-Dec. 3I

Oct. 1 Nov. 1-Dec. 3I

Jan. 15

Nov. 30

Dec. 15

Jan. 20

Jan. 15

Jan. 31

Jan. 31

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates

Begins Most active Ends

Average

production

1948-57

Principal

producing counties

PBCANS - Continued

1,000

pounds

Oct. 15 Hov. 15-Dec. 15

Nov. 25 Dec.-Jan.

Oct. 20 Nov. 15-Dec. I5

Charleston, Beaufort, Florence

Newberry, Abbeville, York, Saluda

Alken, Chesterfield, Bichland,

Lexington

Sept. 30 Nov. 15-Dec. 15 Jan. 15 35,370 Dougherty, Mitchell, Lee, Crisp,

Sumter, Bandolph, Macon, Thomas,

Peach, Lanar, Calhoun, Houston,

Dooly, Terrell, Orady

Nov. 1 Nov. 15 Nov. 30 4,?60 Jefferson, Alachua, Suwanne-i, Santa

Bo sa, Bradford, Jackson, KscBinbia,

Okaloosa, Qedsden, Columbia, Walton

Oct. 15 Nov. 1-Dec. 15 Dec. 30 l6,6gg Mobile, Baldwin, Barbour, Pike,

Covinßton, Montgonery, Bullock,

Dallas, Monroe, Butler

Oct. 15 Nov.-Dec. March 15 9.515 SOUTHBâST: Forrest, Oeorge, Hancock,

Harrison, Jackson, Jones, Lanar,

Pearl River, Stone; SOUTH^^KT: Adams,

Amite, Claiborne, Hinds, Jefferson,

Pike, Wilkineon; DIÏLTA: Bolivar,

Coahona, Lefloro, Sunflower, Washington

Nov. 5 Nov. 15-Dec. 20 Jan. 15 5,5^9 Miller, Hempetead, Jackson, Mississippi,

Poinsett, PhilUpe, Chioot, Pulaski,

Jefferson, Lonoke, Lee

Oct. 1 Oct. 1-Dec. 31 Feb. 2Í? 16,490

Oct. 10 No^. l-Dec. 3I Peh. 2^ Natchitoches, Madison, Bast Carroll,

Tensas, Bed River,, Rapides, Grant,

Guachita, Morehouse, Concordia,

Bossier, Caddo

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

State and group

Usual dates

of

full bloom

Usual harvesting dates

Begins Most active Ends

LOUISUM - Continued

South

Mostly wild and oeedllng

varietlee

P^^GANS - Continued

April 1-15 Sept. 20 Oct. l-Nov. 30 Dec. 3I

OKLAHOMA

Central, Northeast and

Aast Central

South Central and

Southeast

TEXAS

NiîiV MEXICO

FLOEIDA

North

April 5-25

April 10-25

April 5.20

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Oct. 1

Nov. 5

Nov. 5

Nov. 5

April 15 Sept. 15 Oct.-Nov.

18/ May 15-Jime 1 Nov. 1 Nov. I5

rjNQ NUTS

March 5-20 Nov. 1 Dec. 15

Dec. 30

Dec. 30

Dec, 30

Dec.

Feb. 1

Jan. 31

See footnotes on page 124

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

PECANS - Continued

1,000

poTinds

Oct. 1 Oct. 1-Nov. 30 Feb., 2Z Pointe Coupée, West Baton Kouge,

St. Landry, Ifiaçt Eaton Hou^e,

Iberville, St« Tainmany, St. Martin,

Lafayette, Washington, Ascension,

Tangipahoa

Oct. 1

Oct. I

Nov. 15

Nov. 15

Jan. 15 18,620

Jan. 15 CENTRAL: Olcfuskee. Lincoln,

Pottawatomie, Seminóle; NORTH«

SAST: Tulsfl, Wagoner, Ro/p^ro;

EAST CENTRAL: Okmulgee, Meintosh

Oct. 1 Nov. 15 Jan. 15 SOUTH CEÎJTRAL: Carter, Garvín,

Jefferson, Ponto toe, Murray, Love

Johnston, Stephens; SOUTHEAST:

McCurtain

Oct. 15 Nov.-Dec, Jan. 35tO'^0 Comnianche, San Saba, Gonzalos, Hood,

Lavaca. Mille, Parker, Fayette,

Kl rabie, Colorado, Bas trop, Montague,

Srath, Mllam, Wise, Guadalupe,

Glllesple, Ellis, DeWitt, JSastlanl

Nov. 1 Nov. 15 Febo 1 V¡J 3,030 Dona Ana

TUNG NUTS

No?c 1 Dec. 15-March 30

Tons

17,3^0

May 31 Jefferson, Jactcson, Bey, Calhoun,

Leon, Bradford, Alachua

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual dates Usual harvesting dates

State and group of

full bloom Begins Most active Ends

TUNO NUTS - Continued

ALABAMá

March I-30

March IÇ-April 5

Nov. 1

Oct. 15

Dec. 1-Jan. 3I

Nov.-Jan.

South March 1

MISSISSIPPI

Southeast March 1

LOUISIAHA

Southeast March 20-Aprll 10 Oct. 1^ Nov. 1-Jan. IS ?feb. 1

WALNUTS

OATJTOBNTA ............*.*,.. April 1-15 Sept. 5 Sept. 25-Nov. 5 Nov. 15

ierly varieties 19/

Central and Iik>rth Coaet . March 25-Aprll 10 Sept. 15 Oct. 1-25 Nov. 10

San Joaquín Valley March 25-Aprll 15 Sept. 5 Sept. 25-Oct. 15 Nov. 10

Sacramento Valley March 2?-April I5 Sept. 10 Sept. 25-Oct. 15 Nov. 10

South • March 20-Apr11 5 Sept. 5 Sept. 25-Oct. 20 Oct. 30

Midseason varieties Ig/

San Joaquín Valley April 5-25 Sept. 15 Oct. 1-25 Nov. 20

Sacrarosnto Valley April 5-25 Sept. 20 Oct. 1.30 Nov. 20

Central and Korth Coast . April 5-25 Sept. 20 Oct. 1-30 Nov. r5

South , ipril 5-20 Sept. 10 Sept. 30-Cct. 25 Nov. 5

See footnotes on page 12U

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

Principal

Begins Most active Ends producing countieô

Dec, 1 Jan. l-March 30

TUNG BUTS - Continued

Tona

1.332

May 15 Covington, Mobile, Baldwin

HOT, 1 NOT« -Jan. March I5

39,BS0

Pearl RiTer^ Lamar, Hancock,

Harrison, Stone, Perry, Marion,

Oeorge, Pike, Oreene, Forrest

Oct. 15 Nov. 1-Jan. I5

13»770

isb. 1 St. Tammany, Washington, Tangipahoa

Sept, 15 Oct. 5-NoT, 15

Sept. 25 Oct. 5-NoT. 1

Sept. 15 Oct. l-IToT. 25

Sept, 20 Oct. 5.N0T. 20

Sept. 15 Sept. 20-0ct. 30

WALNITTS

Tons

Dec. 30 66,820

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 15

Dec. 1

Contra Costa, Santa Clara, Lake,

San Benito, Napa, Alameda

San Joaquín, Stflnislöus, Talare,

Merced

Sutter. Butte, Tehama, Colusa

Ventura, HlTerside, Los Angeles,

Santa Barbara

Sept, 25 Oct, 5-NoT, 5

Sept. 30 Oct. 5-NoT. 5

Sept. 25 Oct. lO-NoT, 5

Sept. 20 Oct. 5-NoTa 1

Dec. 15

Dec, 15

Dec, 10

Dec. 5

San Joaquín, Stanislaus, Talare,

Merced

Sutter, Butte, Tehac», Coluso

Contra Costa, Senta Clara, I^ke,

San Benito, Napa, Alau«da

Ventura, RiTersid*^, los Angeles,

Santa Barbara

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual dates U sual harvesting dates

State and group of

full bloom Begins Most active Ends

WALNUTS - Contiuued

CALIFOHÎTIii - Continued

Late varieties l^/

San Jcaquln Valley April 15->^y 10 Oct. 10 Oct. ]5-Nov. 10 Dec. 1

Central and Horth

Coast 1^/

April 15-May 10 Oct. 15 Oct. 30-Nov. 20 Dec. 1

Sacramento Valley April l^-i'i.y 1- Oct. 10 Oct. 15-Nov, 10 Dec. 1

South April 15-May 10

April 20-May 5

Sept. 15

Oct. 1

Oct. 5-2ÍOV. 5

Oct. f-Nov. 5

Nov. 15

OHSGON

Willamette Valley Nov. 15

1/ Prosper to Union Oap belovf the city of YaJcima.

2/ The area around the city of Yakima end exfending northwestward elon^ the Baches Hiver.

"¡J The river-bottom lands extending from Wenßtci-ee to the Canadian line.

kj Locations nf^xt above the river-bottoni lands, ench as Gashnere, ïntiat, Lake Chelaa, Hanson,

Ontak, and Okanogan.

¿/ Loratione which approach the 2,000-foot elevation mark, such as Peshastin, Leavenworth

Ardenvoir, and the Methow Valley.

6/ Butte County apple plantinge are at an elevation of 1,200 feet and above. Tuolumne and

Bl Dorado plantin^^s are at 3,000 to 4,000 feet.

2/ San Bornardino apple plantings are at 4,000 to 5,000 feet and San Diego planting« are

around 4,000 feet.

8/ Not published separately in the national apple variety report.

2/ Off-blooiD Fuertes available in some seasons outside of usual harvest period.

10/ 1954 U. S. Censué.

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FRUITS AND TREE NUTS

Usual marketing dates Average

production

1948-57

P rincipal

Begins Most active Ends producing counties

WALNUTS - Continued

Tons

Oct. 15 Oct. 25-Nov. 20

Oct. 25 Nov. 5-30

Oct. 15 Oct. 30-Nov. 20

Sept. 25 Oct. 15-Nov. 15

Dec. 20

Dec. 20

Deco 20

Dec. 10

San Joaquín, Stanislaus, Tulare,

Merced

Contra Costa, Santa Clara, Lake,

S»n Benito, Napa, Alaiceda

Sut ter, Butte, Tehanft, Colusa

Ventura, Riverside, Loe Angeles,

Santa Barbara

Oct, Oct. 20-Nov. 20 Sept. 30

6,690

Yemhill, Washington, Lane

11/ Includes California Spanish Oreen, Greek Style, Sicilian Style, chopped. and brine cured.

12/ Some olives are picked from oil fruit for salt cured (oil coated).

IjJ New acreage which began to come into bearing in 1959.

Ifi/ Not estimated prior to 1958.

15/ Harvest and marketing are from the bloom of the previous year.

16/ Navel and Miscellaneous varieties in California and Arizona. Barly and Midseaeon varieties

in Florida and Texas. All varieties in Louisiana. Tor all States, except Florida, includes small

quantities of tangerines.

IjJ Short-time average,

la/ By varieties in order of their importance: Western Schley, îfey I5; Bradley. June 1; and

San Saba, May 20.

13/ These groups, which are based upon harvest dates, include the following important varieties:

Sarly varie tie s—PÄyne, Placentia, Concord; Midseason varieties—Hartley, Bureka; Late

erieties—Franquette, Mayctte.

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