Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-06-14
MICHIGAN CROP REPORT

| WHEAT The average condition OF
wheat Is SO in the State and southern
counties, 81 in the central counties.
S5 in the northern counties. and 81 In
the Upper Peninsula. The present
condition of wheat is practically the
same as reported on May 1st. The
condition one year ago was SO in the
State. 4S 10 the southern counties, 60
ia the central counties. 73 In the
northern counties and 81 10 the Up
per Peninsula. The per cent OF wheat
sown that Will be powed up because
winter killed or otherwise destroyed
is In the State and southern
counties, in the central counties, 4
in The northern counties and , in the
| Upper Peninsula. The damage by
Hessian fly is 5 per cent in the State,
in the southern counties and 2 in
the central and northern counties.
RYE. The condition Of rye in the
State and southern counties is 80, in
the central counties 50, in the north
eru counties 80 and 10 the Upper Pen
insula 94. One year ago the condition
was Is In the State, rs in the south
ern counties, "A ia the central counties
S5 in the northern counties aud 81 in
the Upper Peninsula.
| CORN. The acreage Of corn planted
or To be planted as 10 be compared
| with last year, is 100 la the State, 80
! in the southern counties, l0l in the
central counties and l03 In the north
ern counties and Upper Peninsula.
| The condit OF corn as compared
with an average Is 81 in the State, 81
| in the southern counties, 81 in the
central and northern counties and los
in the Upper Peninsula.
| OATS The condition OF oats as
State, central and northern counties,
SO in the southern counties and 81 in
the Upper Peninsula.
The condition one year ago was 81
in the State, 80 in the southern
counties. 20 in the central counties,
Sc in the northern counties and 81 iu
the Upper Peninsula.
BARLEY. The acreage OF barley
sowu or that will be sown as compared
with last year is 50 in the State and
northern counties, % in the southern
counties, SO in the central counties
and 81 in the Upper Peninsula.
MEADOWS. The condition of mead
ows as compared with an average is
SO in the State. S. in the southern
counties, II in the central counties,
81 In the southern counties and 9l in
the Upper Peninsula.
The condition one year ago was 50
in the State. S5 In the southern coun-
ties, 90 in the central counties. "a in
the northern counties aud >l0l In the
Upper Peninsula.
WHEAT. The acreage planted as
compared with last year is 93 in the
State and southern counties, 90 In the
central counties. 96 in the northern
counties and 94 ia the Upper PENN
sula.
The condition as compared with an
average is 80 in the State and south
ern counties, 81 in the central coun.
ties, 92 Ia the northern counties and
% in the Upper Peninsula.
SUGAR BEETs. The acreage OF su.
gar beets planted or to be planted as
compared with last year Is 81 in the
State, 79 in the southern counties, 81
In the central counties. So Ia the
northern equities and 81 la the Bp-
per Peninsula.
COLTS and CALVES. The number
OF colts az compared with last year is
J 93 per cent in the State, southern and
northern counties, 81 In the central
counties aud 95 in the Upper Penin-
suls. The number Of calves as COM
pared with last year is 96 per cent in
the State, 95 in the couthern counties
9I 10 the central counties. 81 Ia the
northern counties aud l0l ia the Up
per Peninsula.
FRUIT. Fruit correspondents IN 26 OF
the 2S counties la the southern four
; tiers OF counties, III OF the l3 in the
, central counties. l6 of the 81 In the
northern counties and 4 OF the Is In
the Upper Peninsula report serious
damage to fruit by the heavy frosts
On May sth TO the llth, WHICH has