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The United States weather bureau
hHA perfected special ssasensa aud
/ facilities far nssIaiainE and sisaaemlnat.
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tiie protection oE growers &c ,aiaay sIae-
sial crops ia different asssassla ar tlta
country In connection with the weatsl-
i ar ref,Arta received franf It's 200 atss
/ tiaia and frasn a.tsfsn atsler observation
patfta. the bureau has established Ms
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obser ynfiisg erDg, weather sunaIstons lts
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1 eattle-saiasng districts Tsse uhiaet OF
this EesvIca ri 10 FURNISH tile growers
| 1T each ut these efggss throughout the
summer Wlsi Information ilsaf Mil ssl.
i nbtc them ia handle tfae craps III ssast
advantage. The corn and wheat region
service covers. faF example. the IS
principal grain stsites, in which II
intsintaitis ens region CENTER 1a dis
tsiet rentera, and III special stafiana,
from which teiegrssnis aFs received
tinily and reports disseminated Daily
bulletins showing the temperature
and rsainfiii Ht these sttstaosas are
4 published ps ls different points and
I distributed 10 approximately q a,7775 diff;
ferent people. Similar services deal
ing with cotton weather conditions
cover the II principal eetson states and
consist of data gathered tn i3 eentery
through I75 special stations.
4 The crop weather service lii partic-
sflarly important 10 alfalfa growers In
nll the western states and special three
or four-day forecasts are issued
throughout the season TO alfalfa hav-
i sesters.
Special Fruit Region Service.
t. The special sfruit-region weather
warning service, which forecasts par
ticalariy the coming Of spring frosts,
Is OF particular value in The Intensive
1 oreharding districts where fruit grow.
ers have made preparations by means
or srnudging or heating or other means
i To protect their orchards from frost.
The orchard forecasts a,ad warnings
are principally for the beiaeft of fruit
men OF Ohio. Colorado, Utah. Wash
ington, Oregon and California. This
service has been expanded by the es-
tablsshment of seven new stations In
4 the grape and peach growing districts
iuf northern Ohio and by the detailing
of trained men for speriaJ duty in the
fruit district OF the Hood river valley.
4 Oregon, and the Gunn,son valley.
ColoraSio. These men study the local
situation aud give expert Information
to the fruit growers as to- the teIn-
q peratures to be expected and as to
the probable need to Light fires IN
their orchards.
Special rain ands temperature fore-
casts Tor the sheepHen IN oregon,
Washington and idaho were made by
the district forecaster at Portland,
Ore, during thu siiearing and lambing
q season Of 1916 1t is estimated that
there are more than 8, ,000, 900 sheep in
these states. AS winter feeding is
expensive, sheep afe usually shorn and
put on the ranges as early as pessf-
Bile. Early lambIng Is encouraged also.
Before being shorn II stormy and
]. cold weather prevails, the sheep may
succumb TO fatigue and starvation,
and after they are shorn It is nleces-
I sary I'd keep them near natural or
: artificial protection for q short period
I it unfauorable conditions prevail. The
forecasts enable proper precautions to
+ be taken by anticipa ating these condi-
&, tions, and also give information as to
] favorable weather condi tions for sew