The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
CROP REPORT FOR
JUNE OPTIMISTIC
Condition Generally IL
Gratifying.
OATS MAKE A NEW RECORD
Condition Nut 10 Ia IAHt
Wear


D.. WuoINurI fold agent Tor ''hv
bureau ot crop ,4Uuafr# H htlod
on tUr phgrIuut ufuapt,.a Tor corn
with A substantial acreage, 'hu
heavy prod ..fI.U pf Wh'I' fIIr.uH.,. %
from the ,uu1I'Iuu at time of huIy
"Ht. the record urrttinH production
Of oats and IN. uu.,HupI condition ~
hay and p1rIurna Do H vHtuH .ui
from AN sour,rp of available lufnI
uafiuu hat the corn acreage fHr
Oklahoma lH rNEhuy ur.Ir8H,H uH
compared with lant ErpT HhDwiur
g,Ohh 900 acres planted 'u.N year Wi. .u
growing condition of yH per CONT
fpre,hH'InF about %. 500 900 HUHN.I"
Tho moot marked dr.rur#r pIYnUHN
"a iu tho northeastern section OF 'Nr
Hthio where. Oh account uf heavy Iu.
creased acreage lu Hut|. grains Nul
thD uutAyUrIbir planting .r{aHN. fNU
usual acreage WAS unf uuI 300 30.
lowing mo unusual fuuu.5 Of mn."
turc throughout 'h" winter uu1
early spring there whH p H'IHuT t'Hd
ruoy 10 most H"uiionr of thr state.
whore land was available. 90 aub.
H'Autialy inrrouHo the u'-uuro ~
corn. but owing 90 heavy acreage m
small grains together with nu uu.
favorable planting season the acre.
axe FOR the state tn apparently slight.
~ reduced Tho high condition w
gratifying for tho corn 100 tho con.
tfal and southern parts NJ 'ho state
n well advanced. ElkiuE nicely has
"a good healthy color and nothing 10
mar iLa condition other than lack Ot
gufflci lent cultivation.
Itcsord Wheat Crop.
The condition of winter wheat time
of hnryeHt forecasts a production 0f
b7,D13 900 bushels. record break
Ing crop for Oklahoma. prodVcod on
the largest RUwu acreage. with the
least abandonment and harvested
under many trying conditions. Iu lu-|
ca1frfrs some wheat lodged ON ht
count ~ excessive and continued
rainH and thcre II probably a very
small portion Of tho crop that could
not hc saved Insect damage, par
ticularly army worms and grusshop.
pers menaCDd tho crop iu some com
munities and stem rust which de
vclOped to a very marked degree Just
prior to harvest has caused cunHid
erAble damage to the quality " tho
crop and this following the most
prolific infeHtation OF leaf rust prob
ably ever known ia this state with
weather conditions as trencherOuH as
they wsrr during the fore part Of
June At the time much OF tho wheat
waa ready FOR harvest there was
tendency to cut tho whoat too groen
resulting In soma damage to the
quality, Threading IL quite well ad
vaneed throughout the state. with the
exception ~ the northwest whore
harvest In not completed. showing
some diaappointmcnt In localities In
the yicld per acre ~ well aA con
adorable variation In different soc
uuns OF the state ~ TO tho quality
Of the grain
Oats Dld Fine.
Tho o2ta crop. uu"h Huhaia tally
Increased acreage with "a condition of
100 per cent July /. and forscastrd
production OF b4.Aai00O hushclss-,si
probably q record for this state. The
crop has been generally harvested
under favorable conditions. only "A
few sections where Il rcmplned too
wet and the oats could not he saved
Tho labor question was serious "a
some sections, cSp Ccially whore there
was heavy acreage OF wheat In the
eamo communities, the uaM became
oVerrige before they could be- har-
vested. ThroshinE had started I'M tho
southern ana southeastern sections
during the latter week OF juno
win the favorable rains through
out the spring and summer tho con
dillon OF AL hay. including prairic
hay and Alfalfa, is reported Al gS ppf
cent with prwtrie hay the growth
or grass has been especially good and
ConHiderablo of the first cutting has
bcen put on tho market during the
month In good condition with the oN
cepuon of weeds. The second cutting
or Altalta, unuHually good, was har-
vested during tho month and quile
Evncrally saved In good condition
The yields In most sections are AL.
most a. heavy as thc first cutting
Tho army worm damage had appuf
enuy stopped by tho laAt ut the
month.
Not M Many Pcanuta
IhcrC N marked decrease in IA,
acreage of peanuts owing lu the dis
couraging crop Of last year wherein
tho crop could not be pruperI, saved.
high prices ana scarcity ut seed this
ycaf with moro or loss uuflNurahlr
plating conditions The condition i4
also low on account ~ poor stands
In many sections and lack or proper
cultivation duo to tho continued
heavy rains
The acreage planted 90 grain
HoIEhums s not as heavy fpl the
stat" as a whole as Aat Year prob
ably ON account ~ t.u N.l., n
crease 900 wheat acreage .n syuubl
ana western sections .| |ns ..tfr.
however tho acreage fur 7.auy ln
touihyrU uud eastern s...I.u. I.
larger than ever before which trr, .
"t" hau replaced to u considerable
eAten, tho reduced cotton a,rytEr
Cotton IHlls Duwu.
Inc hurraus preliminary estimate /
or the auNr0rr ~ cotton s,prI..r. uI .
June 30 shows a reduction uf 30 per T.
cont a. compared with lyIN or A
planted acreage ~ '.l5G.o0u acres f.
with a growing CputifI.,t .y Inn. sr F.