Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-23
CROP NOTES.

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A little less rain cry the farmers.
I[Pawnee Republican.
Crops are rushing right along
[SuttOn Times.
We notice some sod wheat here
abouts in head.-COlumbus Journal.
Reports from the Blackbird, say
that crops never looked better.
The crops on both the Omaha and
WinnebagO reservations are looking
well.-CBurtOnian.
Crops look fine. Wheat crop
could not look better.-[Seward Re-
porter.
The crops will do now without
any more rain, Not as much has
fallen here Us up north, however,
beatrice Gage county, Express.
The recent hail storms damaged
the corr to a great extent in various
portions of the county. Garden
vegetables also suffered severely
from it.5[Saunders Co. Republican.
Crops of all KINDS look better
now than / ever saw them at this
time Of the year, since / have been
in the State.IMadison Correspond
ence West Point Republican.
Since the warm days set in corn
has been growing at a wonderful
rapid rate. One can almost see it
grow, SO rapid is its upward ten
dency.-lGrand Island Indepen-
dent.
The crops i'm Kearney county are
looking splendid. We noticed one
or two fields of corn that were a
little too "yaller," the effects of late
planting and weather.-[Ccr. Crete
Post.
We hear some few complaints in
the neighborhoOd of Hooper about
wheat, but taking small grain gen.
orally. it looks well. Potatoes and
corn never looked better, and
promise a good yield.-[FremOnt
Tribune.
The crops i'm this county are in
excellent condition. The farmers
have a pleasant smile on their cOun-
tenances, and everything betOkens
that greenbacks will be plenty with
them this fall.-[HOward Co. Ad-
vOOate.
The recent rains that this county
has been blessed with has done q
great deal towards bringing the
wheat crop to maturity. The win
ter wheat will soon be ready for the
reaper, and all the farmers report
that prospects for all kinds of grain
are good.-[FillmrOe Co. Bulletin.
The present high water will doubt
less cause some damage to the crops.
1t is generally believed, however,
that the rainfall was heavier in the
vicinity of Lincoln than elsewhere.
We have heard of no damage in
this locality and the crops are look
ing better than ever.I[Crete Post
Wheat in many localities in this
county is heading out, and every
thing now indicates an early and
abundant harvest. Corn Is coming
on very fast since the recent rains
and the return of warm, bright days,
while vegetables of every kind are
growing at q rate which is fairly as
tonishing.5(Lone Tree Courier.
We are having splendid weather
for the wheat ; rather too cool for
corn. The storm of Wednesday
night injured our gardens and corn
in this vicinity considerably. 1t was
q regular flood here /; there was oon-
siderable hail, which hurt the corn
and gardens. Prospects, generally
speaking though, are good for an
abundant barvest.-[Schuyler (Col-
fax Coz Register.
Our farmers at one time were
almost discouraged because we could
not have q rain, but they have been
almost as much alarmed at the pros
pect Of it never stopping as they
were with the everse situation some
time since. Crops look remarkably
well, taking all things into cOnsid-
Grafton, and the farmers all express
themselves well satisfied with
the rulings of Providence, and
feel confident of a very large
yield of their different crops, 1
hope this may be so. The recent
rains have had a tendency, to rid
the potato vines, mot of their
blows) but Of their bugs. / notice
the vines generally i'm full blow
rWahOO correspondent of Ashland
Times.
Who can beat this? Kemish, of
Beaver City reports us that he has
had corn in tassel last week, An.
other reports having eaten new DO
tatOcs last week. And 1t may be
further said here that crop reports
from all sections Of the country and
the entire valley are Of the most en-
cOuraging character. The growth
Of cereals and root crops Is almost
unexampled. - Republican Valley
(Harlsnd county, Sentinel.