The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26

ne annual production 81 potatoes In
- United states during the past ten
ears averaged Approximately 40s.oTs
90 bushels. while the annual exports
potatoes during that period aver
wsd g aze. Tas buAhai@. and the inn
o=xs s.s0z.fBs basne1s. Cuba t. the
arxsst buyer OF Americas potatoes.
vsGn Canada ard Mexico next Ia or
-. Most OF the early potatoes fm-
astea ~ the United fSates come
xom Bermuda. the receipts from that
ource during she past three years av-
Faging about 1s30eo bushe.s annually.
denmark shipped 81. geo bushsls Of
sosatoaa 70 America IN 1sa0. TIE first
eeslved from that country since 1914.
FIoriaa win produce an excess Of
.oee. o00 more boxes Of oranges this
seas0n than last year, according 80 ez-
mates complied ~ the z. :. Bureau
{ Crop Estimates, During 1859 the
Inal reports ~ transportation com
1anies show that T.00o.ooe boxes OF or
Ma9es were produced IN tha state. Up
- April ! u this year. 7.1ae. oo boxes
rad beaa shipped. ard this indicates a
isld Cor ths 1904 season Of !. so. 600
.soxea. During the season Of 1880.
~ gtSte produced $500. 900 boxes Of
Tapefraait. aa compared with the esti-
aate@ kor this years crop og E.o00.ooe
loxes. Tie total citrus fruit crop. IN
inalnE oranges ard grapefruit. was
!. 6oo. 600 boxez last year, as compared
Win the estimated production Of Ia
eo.aee boxes ft4s year. IRE total value
{ the grange ana grapefruit crop fer
s1o-ai - estimated at K1a.sse.ooo. as
osnpar@a TO a9s.saa. ooo last season,
asser crop. but lower prices.
Ths prevention 81 fires In our for
rs IN a matter Of concern to Florida.
- q question of the present and fu-
80. pres and timber do not mix 20
80 well being OF sf1a state ana nation.
Z Ems dasnmga 10 the soil and timber Is
no ~ fEvated 70 the state and who
contributes 60 our fncoFne7 Who cares
. no8cr. 81 hunt or fish o. camp along
mmxmo bEah lands with hlackaned
.eznupe ard trees and breathe apaoks
I'd nEuuawe7 Florida has the best al
b. yemr rouna climate IN the United
ssataa with opportunities for the state
ss@utifai beyond any ether. but "a
carlyle says. eft is only discora that
.oudly prociaams itaeif,@
Ths State Marketing Bureau has
aampIsz Of daahsens from exhibits at
hs state Fair last fall They are stiu
n good condition. The dasiaeen could
= made = profltablo crop IN Florida.
Interested persons can get a bulletin
- the subject BY writing % the United
states department o. agriculture.
washington. d. c.
When you have a farm problem or
auuseh01d problem present a. 70 your
sounty agent or home demonstration
tKans. II there Is enc In pour county.
e there IS no such agent. or II the In
cremation through that source does not
szac9iy meet the case. write % the
Department OF Agriculture 1T TaIia-
aaasnn. or the state temperament sta
glon. Calnesville. II you have some
hing 20 sell. for whicn there IL no
aoue market. write TO the state Mar
xsting Bureau. Jacksonville. Fla
uzsea on receipts during The last
arop year. the leading wheat markets
n the order ct their Importance are; |
MInnea polls. Kansas City. Chicago.
Sc. Louis. Omaha. Duluth. indianapolis.
Milwaukee. The leading corn markets
n the erlsT OF their importance are:
Chicago. Omaha. So. Louis. Peoria.
<ansas City. Milwaukee. indianapolis.
Minneapolis. The leading primary cat /
szarkets IN M order of their impor-
anes are: Chicago. Milwaukee. Sc.
soais. Minneapolis. Indianapolis.
lsnaiaa. Peoria.
Nearly 100000 domestic animals
we're lest from disease and exposure 4
N ths farms Of TIE Unlted states DUR
e shm year ending with April. 1921,
u the T. :. Bureau OF Crop Estimates
As recently estimated. and their value
xmn about 1se o0e Gee These gosseH
sornpraaa about aes. coo horses and
nulas. 6gs.8eo lambs. 1.2sse 900 mature
sheep. f.7xaoo0 cattle and s.sse.oee
gwfne
The Koeds imported into the Philip
ssns lslau.fs during 1890. those carried
n British scored the greatest value.
whsch was So. e4f.a a2, compared 70
My tss.s47. Sos during 1913. American
.seselz carried So sSa.s1i worth OF
mports. Al increase Il si0ss&b5s over
- figures for 1913. There were s45
ntrances and 8s1 ciearances 81 British
.assels. aag entrances and 240 elear-
.nces Tor American vessels. and ga
nsrances and 81 ciearances Of 1apa-
.ese vessels during the year.
ire average production q potatoes
! fhe United States In about 4ea. zoe.
90 bushels. In Germany. before the
ar. the production was about Ieee.
20 bushels. Of which over hair was
sea for livestock feed and 20 make al
a1aoi and starch.
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