The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-15

|g1RoP REPORT
: state are Very Dry
P'1' s.nners Doing Much Dam
Gf'ssA'ss Some sections-showers
u s,,y Portions Of State and
sit Nav usy Crop is Universal Over
,,,,r e.-showers or heavy
elena, re, ,eportsd from sixteen out o.
are NJ Montana counties for the
igh's s;ae2 July 2 by the Depart
enons ;,,ulture. Six counties re-
Of Al. from insects, and one,
d'na asaorts some red rust IS s in
lsnd, re agrcasshoppers have done
q =
there r Ha't crop outlook in Teton
uyed. o the than irrigated land,
y o. 0''l Only a heavy rain !la., w1 II!
81 goo .,eat where not on summer
the vn sssvy hay crop is report
~. A he dH;sffricts in the state.
s..n all dlstiiS oh,,nties are
En 'sn e, reports by '''A''''
blows; Weather very hot, but
y ram; + IN Early wheat head,
ed COM Looking fine. Some req
but and lGJe Oats. looking
is IN e W excellent shape. First
corn o'fa,f "a yielded well. Pastures
celensW Weather conditions favor;
rste.;sL w two inches Of rainfall
A lI,o' week. General growing
n s.t the po ndIN' Small, grain dam
hons So ge' localities but now com
N sode shape. First cutting al
N gOOQ SLAP
beng nc, general heavy rain
den.. ,.1 local thunder showers
supplG!g yain coming in fine shape
snt. ut aiy weather between showers
the no, ranid growth in the corn
begladn me;ood showers fell over
oseoua' county. General growing
Rtlo a;sa s0'CG rasshoppers are dam.
gains, narts OF the county but
g some s,,a p with cooperative con-
. g,nu poison mash - With .
8 hoi showers in some localities
Eplta1l0n ros s, of the dry weather
ssd as dam damage reported from
uDoss%te,r si showers in north.
u wv" If the county. Central par
par .o' IN we extremely hot and dry;
s,o svs are burning badly. Frs
w. s.sr If alfalfa being made
suss.tHi,.nd.-Showers general. Pien'
y a'I moisture and: warm weather s
Il mo good growing conditions Al
II good shape. .ond;.
Wis . and Clark.-Growing conM.
' s,c ellie this week. All crops
rs rapidly. Heavy hay crop 4
: = cut. Potatoes and peas are = :
condition nm, Sheep snearlng i
,lsted with heavy clip.
x sssso the close Of the weel
avr rain over the entire country
a avssd conditions. Crops suffered
U,' IN the week from heat ane
II, Good yield Of first cuttine
ia reported. . ~
! Some grain was burned iron iron
extremely hot, dry weather EARL:
\ the week. . Hay harvesting II
, rom. fell in nearly al
Of the county almost every ga :
No = the week. The hot days fol
by showers in the evening hav'
pOted wonderful crop growth
shopper damage is reported Owe
areas Of the county. In som'
CROPS have been practically &c
yed by grasshoppers:
eton-Growing conditions not es
ally favorable: i of an inch ran
during the week. Crops are IN
bus condition where not under II
|tion. Only a good rain within
DAYS will save the wheat wher'
on summer fallow1 A small pof
is already lost.
oosevelt.-Very hot days; some 10
showers; good growing conditions
lost all crops in good shape ex
where grasshoppers have Dam q
Farmers have cooperated Il
ing out three carloads of po'sol
b in a part of the county;
houteau.-Weather generally no
dry with local thunder showers
eral growing conditions fair.
rain was falling Saturday. In
box is good for a fair wheat GRO
a good corn crop. Cutting Q
crop Of alfalfa is we'll under way
shoppers in damaging nuinoer
been reported from nearly ever
Jon Of the county.
ascade. -Forepart Of the week nc
dry with cooler weather las
days. Total precipitation re
ed 5 Of an inch. Grasshoppers !
aging numbers reported from nv
rent communities. Poison cor
methods being used.
alley.-Weather conditions gane1
favorable. Local showers hav
n over the county and in comb
On with hot days nave caused yer
\ growth. At present there is
supply Of moisture and prospect
favorable for a good crop. Coz
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