Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03
june WEATHER FAVORED GRAIN
CROPS OF MORT INVEST; SPRNG
WHEAT IS HEA DING OUT In n. D.
Live Stock In Good Condi
tion Throughout Regiisn; !;
Corn Crop Late But In
Good Condition; Rye Cut
ting In State Expected To
Begin By Middle OF The
Month.

General crop and live stock condi-.
tons in the Dakotas, Minnesota and
Montana as reported by the agricul-
tural statisticians Of the division OF
agriculture. and issued by j. g..
Diamond, statistician here are as fol-
lows: u
Favorable growing conditions pre-
vailed over most Of the region during
the latter half Of June, although local
areas reported the need of further
moisture and a somewhat spotted
eastern South Dakota, due to the lack
of general rain. Moderate tenn
peratures for most part have favored
the small grain crops and field work
has made satisfactory progress.
Corn.
Corn is considered we'll advanced in
South Dakota and southern Minne-
sofa, where prospects are reported
quite favorable. Elsewhere in the
region the crop is late. although
stand and color are good. An aver
age amount of cultivation has been
possible and prospects in North Da-
kota and Montana will improve with
warmer weather. @
Spring and Winter Wheat.
Spring wheat was favorably af-
fected by temperatures and the out
~ lvoH en4oes pioiis,ns Cver Most s'
VI .ne resion: aohe tnln stands que
~ ~ tne se , coho..lon IN SCUM
DaAoea nave oeen rePorteu, ana
Germ in North Dakota. The crop 10
heading generally except in Mon
tana, where it is reported two weeks
late and needing rain in north cen-
'ia1 !ocahtles.
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