Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-05-09

OF CROPS
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.o,,pFAU'S WEEKLY AG-
.''I 30 TRIAL REPORT.


s. EaHaged
atened iii. peen the Most faVoraole Vi
Vs Tor lie Season. Conditions Cen
Ihen iii f's"' - Farming Opera
although HeIp.u' ,,,o
& ~ 1holn fine fro|'
~ IRE ap-
.sss Walt- ..rcek has been by tar the mos ~.
49, Tam af the season, says '""1ea
Z Not f the crop DIVISION VI INC
81 arrest rrrp9u although Iile ilfSt p"IU
ssaseflnl N co cool in the ONO 'ailcS :,
',st and east gulf dlStflcts' anu
LIE ~, lfa- r.b Pacific coast In the states
l k.s, .nner Mississippi ana missouri
81 ing aver the eastern Rocky Noun
a. nv 60, IDEAL weather conditions pre-
80. 49, I'll IL tamDcraturc beng exception
s.ssas INTO ,o1 hl,hIv favorable for farm
!, St rsa- .,;ons termination and growth.
49,. ,r,rress has been made prepar-
nj. Tar corn planting in the States
,'s'9n ,roI Mississippi and lower Mis-
br..s ~ ~,rs but this work has been
r;cs ,s2.s G,rei in the Ohio valley and mid
i 49,. n.c States. Some corn has been
hials SC in Illinois and Nebraska; plant
.in,- ."n.ra in Missouri and Kansas
ins arm s'y.@ IN, III n'aol, in Iowa if favor
;,tYra,,,.a .r,,ns continue. Throughout the
III n;ght ,rr east Gulf and south Atlantic
some s. ,r. oppcral condition of corn is
alla fha .r;r, to unseasonably cool and wet
or u,,iaf .mI much rcplanting in these dis
. shnrt. necessary.
insisi nhoot continues generally In
IN the .., condition. Oklahoma and
lp va, r,,r c,n+inun RI renort dam
an,fd IS ,t, orl similar renorts arn
Spread $m,I from southwestern Mis-
lo,,alg I.,.,,or, tbo+ tho effects of +he
rushed A.. oro much loss snrious than
gel ouf ,,,I oItb,,,,b this most is cousino
od. tha .,r,o o14ont osneciaTv in tho
When n,r IN tho North Pacific wheat
nemeff r, Growth in consequence oP
oppin0 -r,..r,,,rns In central ond north
Is and I%f,nfo wheat bos been greatly
atlv r,in although late grain in
chilli ,;rs will ha emf for bov
Sc. ii ..,,n., birb winds in tbo Dakotas
ted ,,5. ,tter nort of the week which
ID sun a.r;n nIo,ns and in o+bars deenlv
tellspn .II,,. n-,,,.,, ,,,r;n,, rrboo+ +bo con
lie h. I,a, hi,,lI7, fororohIo fo,.
M He ,anT ,,r,,f,,tinn tho pornor no.
NJ the oIran.oJ ovor tho northern nor
hat he t,l,'.,,r;,,,, r.hoo+ rooio, ond nroc-
E,:haI,, ti,, Tortb pooifo noast
I,.. ..;.,.,-,S 49, ~ ro.tio,,.
~. S,I7 ,tI,,,4;. $780, ~ Lns
,s.~",IIo ,'n',,.,,,l, =, att,nu dis+r;n+1
1sAsn .Ea;,b,1
"a 9s,s. ..ntione iniur;ors in Oklahoma
sas,a aT,vo. Tbn rnr,vorobla offects oP
3sasA W ~
IAseu ,"~S VI the previous week appear
ln OF lave been more serious to cotton in
IL
"'"' - ~ tH0
was Indicated i'll the preceding Dulle-
IoI d Much Of the crop that was up prior
1pa4 p 18Th in Louisiana Mississinni and
Nm
u - ''."1 was hI"eu, neceSStallnS re-
1ins.
Legs The mr or tho Taxoe cron Ia now
RSa Initial orI ,I.;., .,,,,-,o,t,,;.,.x
Aap U'' anu P'""I'ilS Is progressing rap
Wis over the northern portion of the cot
lrgep rgiop WiInsDrcnd scarcity Of seed
,P'o"N 'N"NA'y 0AE
49, "Ior'ed from the central ana eastern
wy &rS Some tobacco has been trans
lN00 nrI in South Carolina, but none far
ha4N r r,r,b,.o.I Io,,t;f,I 2.rnnIy of
- Plch'ihui supp
A@&a aIay plants is indicated, although they
aHy generally small
.spn '"e MUiI mas sustained sllght INJURY
9a2kA some districts, in the northern portion
the Southern States the general out
bilH n; continue, ,T,;a; 80 - tho
- '''""eS promising east VI '4iN
IA! Mountains. FrOSts caused mate
damage on the North Pacific coast
ynk a in ,.n.; . r, ,.,: i. .,;rs
PU'uohS VI California, puC AaA
We probably lcsSened their injurious
AQ tectS in the Stote nomad
hAs
1sA State Reports.
AN lS0nr-WeQther exceptionally favorable
farm work and soil generally In good
fS lIt0n, hut warm showers now needed
s8s grain and grass. corn and GOTTEN plant
Y Progressing rapidly, some corn cult
lied In extreme south; wheat, oats and
ISn sa@es doing well except some damage to
s HEAT 10y grain Iousp In few southwestern
g1aioS fruit vow nrnnlsiro
wa llaois-Warn, md I Nv on55 favorable for
g oncr1tin ,"o az, uty anu t"E Mai and
mEjnI ,.T rs ,t 4iiu stoWan W.. = 49, from
s5 emf So, lJ,,.' Mt'n tc sii6 I oon1In0
gi,,.y, '.7 neatly nhtsheu alIu ~ nn9
rma T. .2'H Stouuu DelhB PIepaheu 80
@"r N1' IL planted; meadows and pastures
,}.4s IairIy we'll; considerable gardening
G''"lo planting done; fruit prospect con-
Inu rA'rn'nt.
~'aAa- Cool rains, followed by warm,
"D{ Weather; wheat rye clover, timothy,
.o"W>, and pastures much improved and
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