, 1925-07-02

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bers from other posts in the state.
withstanding earlier setbacks, the
condition on June l was "a per cent
OF normal or four points above that
reported LAST var and one point
betow the ten year average condi-
ton on June L. The production fore
casted from this months condition is
~5,790,000 bushels, compared with
5,239,000 bushels in 1924, 100000
in 1928 and the five year average
production of 5,240,0 900 bushels. The
United States condition of 1916 per
cent OF normal forecasts, on the es-
tlmated acreage of 44,467, 600 acres,
a production of 1,295,000 bushels
which compares with 1,541, 500 900
bushels produced in 1924 and the
five year average production of l.
32S 900 bushels.
The acreage Of Barley is estimated
this year at $4,000 acres against 3d.
600 acres last ear $4,000 acres in
1928 and the five IA average acre
age of $4,000 acres. Barley like the
other spring sown grains was effect
ed by %droughty weather, but has
made good progress since the recent
rains. The condition is SO per cent
of normal, last ear it was "a per
cent, two years ago 90 per cent, while
the ten year average condition ON
June l Is 50 per cent. The condi-
ton forecast a production of 1862
600 bushels, compared with 900 900
bushels in 1924, $40, 600 bushels in
1923. and the five year average pro-
duction of 69S.OOO bushels. The
United States condition on S,S26.0OO
acres. the estimated acreage. fore
cast a total production 204,6S7,00O
bushels. Last year the harvested
crop amounted to 1S7,S75,000 bush
els while the five year average pro-
d%uction is S2,0OO,0OO bushels.
The Rye crop shows a condition of
SO per cent of normal against "a
per cent last June. SIS per cent two
years ago and the ten year average
condition on June / of 93 per cent.
The average yield per acre is fore
casted at 14.6 bushels, and the total
production at $4,000 bushels.
Last year 264 900 bushels were
harvested, W years ago $4,000
bushels. while the five year average
production is $4,000 bushels. The
United States condition forecasts a
piOuutlIOu VI 900 & ,uUD DusUtls
which compares with 63,446.0OO
bushels the 1924 crop. and 10000
600 bushels the five year average
production.
The Tame Hay acreage has in
creased somewhat i've thai harvest
ed last year. There is a small in
crease in each class except clover
and timothy mixed which shows a
email IAAr.. The araan thta
year is estimated at $4,000 acres as
compared with 10000 acres last
year, 100000 acres in 1928 and the
five year average acreage OF 10000
acres. The crop Is In very good IN
dition. 80 per cen OF normal and
compares with 80 per cen last month
and 80 per cent one year ago. The
condition this month forecasts n pro-
duction of $4,000 ton compared
with 1883. 600 tor last year. 1909
600 tons two years ago. and the Ave
ear average production OF 1,345.00O
tons. The condition OF Wyoming
tame hay by classes is as follows:
Alfalfa s5 per cent: Timothy 90 per
cent: Clover 100 per cent: and
clover and timothy 95 per cent. The
acreage OF alfalfa is estimated at
s''FNVN at''r 'hfS ytof tp'ib"A''
with $4,000 last year and 500. 900
two years ago The United States
acreage OF all tame hay Is estimated
at 6~0,745.000 acres. The condition
is 1856 per cent OF normal and fore
casts a production of S2.+s2.0 900 tons.
Last year the crop was estimated at
100000 ton while the five year
average production Is around 9l.000.-
900 tons.
Wild Hay was favored by an early
season and has made rapid growth
from the state. Lack OF moisture
and cool weather have had their cf-
feet. but with recent rains and sun
shine. Improvement should be rapid.
The probable creagc is estimated Mt
around 32s. 0O0 acres against the es-
innate rahevsted acreage OF 3D.
900 acres last year and two years
Y The estimated condition OF ~
per cent OF normal forecast n pro-
d~uction OF 5000 tons. compared
with $4,000 tom last yenr and the
Ave year average production OF 1885,
600 tons. The United States condi-
ton OF 1874 per cent OF normal on
the probable acreage. ~1b.15i.OO0
acres. forecast a production OF 49,
$3.50 tons.
Pasture condition has deteriorated
three points since last month and II
reported at ~ per cent Of normal
now. The condition OF Apples In 60
per cent or normal: berries ~ ger
cent: Melons 90 per cent: Home Oar
dcns 90 per cent.
The supply Of farm labor y .
per cent N normal - compared With
81 per cent last month and - per
cent . year ago. The demand y
- per csot Of normal - compared
with ~ per cent last month aa1 ~
per cent . year ago..