The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-08
MISSOURI CROP REPORT



gf HflrHETANT BOARD or
Hftt kAEfta fNAE EfE
t1HiaN uatneat rleler 1p
sgns ~ sfefsu - ~ Esarf ~
1Esrliiere
Iohs Ceasssratis e5ntasa = nsss
a# a9ffNefn Naft " fnf
go slsas sad & rfesf snsi "a
~ har been rar ane fsss a
bren Dlsnfff ftfeH tmaa u ; greet
thr ~
80 pfaa pFapf fafHsastsu ava
hlfH Wgfns ant fhe r1 nt
@thr bare efr the eaes Tor 80
us rF Naslaf HH as~ars n4
Tor ~ thr crop ~ fhr ettiss Nnse
NHHeHrfs the UfEHpsf 81 e1aal 70 f1I
lhF prfeat es epa
" ~ efre1a9ta fof Me eagra
slAla h. . 81 1lnasaa pnH ro-sBfssn
~ y az fhf sane tlsae trst fe4r a-N
mpsree s1th q nFeyef semes -
nof1hern counties prartsaFF ~ ~ fhe
GRIP has teen pLsrfed ean-M ths Fe4s
tAat are = A@ rFpisrta1 a lsrReiF an-
creasd acreage has teea gM rae
eru sectl9n where b - esinaases taaf
y pr ueut larger increase ell - glanss8
'sn Or year sE EE lAe eatlr Nsfs
e. estimated that fhe acrszEe ISL -
increaeei 3 per- arnt over iast year. msk-
ing the total acreage Tor the state af71sn1
g1aa - ths large sesszse fDr Lhe year
MHEAT-wEhie uasse q ,a-eer mf ffs
co~rreEponaenta rspo~ ar fnn-urpe-
- tna wheat crop 1urlnE fhe mD-fh tire
e-nfrl average op14iucn for tre state
2 Ptnts On fhe nprhearHrn section. ore
point la IRE r~lrrhWeEtErn Harfinr A
points IN ire reGfral ecEtgr- o. uainFs
N the BquthE eEterr section ard II pginfs
iB the southeastern secEiOu The Deter
auratigu has been calaeG ~ eEresare
rains 81 some iara{ltieE -pnawentinE uruzer
p~os5nation and ~ rust ll = number q
tbs southern E1unttes- The hEzs1 aFer-
aRe coudittun for fne wheat crua "a -
the section o. the stale bordering en- ara
nnrfh % tire Missouri river. bui ia ahsat9
= rernembered that . large sarT . ms
section broWE Dut FsV Nttle Wheat ia
a group % counties in the s-gurnWHNEerE
section Including Polk Dade. gueene.
Webster, Jasper, LaWrence CtrHslaG
able acreage q hezt the oonlii&oE -
generally NerT poor. 30 the Mslahezsferu
section Cape Girsr9eAu. Suott. BelanEef
and some 81 the angririnE counties re-
port a deterioration durfan the rnlnth
Of more thar - per cent. and 30 thsa s#E-
ton some fields VIII not hs harvested
entire state - ~ - cumusra1 wEth -
one month and compared with 81
one year ago. and - the NNe-glAaE GNFT-
age for this time % year. Masking the
present cOnlltiu1 as shDWu = th= aver
axe % an correspondents auiy , pgiu-E
below the lVe-gear average bus as stated
above The lowest condition b. EU some
- the largest wheat prsduclIE counties
hence. the actual prospective vlei8 ss
more than . pciuLs below the average
90 this tire % the FHaF The EreateEt
danger FROM now on W1l - th@ der-a9p-
ment ~ rlsl. hBt tbe c1ol Weather q lsE
favorable FOR rust
PASTURES AND MEAuows-Ths
dr. weather early in THE seaE,u caused
Slow growth u pastures and meadows
but dIring the month % MaF grasses
made "A fairly good ErgWth aEa at ANS
time there IS a fgu average prospect far
timothy and clover hsF. The general ave
erase condition for the state Is - as
compared with - one Fear ago.
OATS-The average condition az nass
rs Hhown hE 8A Of the correspondents
reporting is row - as compared Wttl
ruiy - one year agn. tnis Be- = points
ahcNe the flye-FeaF average The hlEh-
ess condition % the crop be- in tte north-
eastern section 30 fhH state and the taH-
eEt coadlfinu in th0 southwestern
COTTON @Thers 81 some cgmalalnt ~
n ec7ttou being W~e3y. but the geuer1'
averege condition for EN cnrresneua~r1
report is - as compared witD tEe cHuti-
ton 81 y ore year aE0 A considerably
decreased acreage has been planted gl4s
year