Smyrna times., 1928-08-01
/ IIlE GROWERS 5.JR., TOUR
II1Ilf SMYRNA VINEYARDS
INSPECTION TO
.pDE on THURSDAY = =

/ e. 5ssSAH y FnFsspa1 '4s45S''sS aSe' . ;
\ Crane Vineyards Of W. l.
i Isit ulSPt i Hartman and George
q i, !, i the smyrna Vicinity
! Hia .,i++ss ! Of grape growers IN in
'nnl.s.s5s n.its County Agent Russell 5,
ll-on ..- Inf' u Dover on Friday even :
. sls' y week for the purpose Of
4, r nIsns for the sixth an
'.as ss5ich will be conducted
ar 4. a-, commercial grape dis
w Tsnt county on Thursday
p ! mem nrder the auspices Of the
4 s.1,+r ! r-i5 Farm Bureau,the Grange
erl,y r.o+ crape Growers Assocla-
MI, Generation with the agricuL-
\ Ig'F !. Delaware. In selecting
\ rnsyards to Be visited this yeaf 81
/ .,ri--se 4, On general arrange.
..-,l,-t .nsrts, which il composed ot
-i,, + B. Chase, Denny Pleas
4 N vi, 1 ]. Hall, took into consld-
\ I. X ~ planning Of an itinerary
\ mId be easily followed without
/ ;sl,r 5s,T A time, and still include
II. nj Il the representative vine
tbe Dover, Wyoming and
n, sreas. in order that those who
4 \ \ III Inspection trip may haze
4 ..,ortrnity to study the differ
Of fertilization, spraying,
\ +lsr cultural practices in these
\ \ grape districts in THE county.
\ 4, ~ past FIVE years the grape
\ n baye loked forward to these
\ 4oIrs With considerable inter
n N y expected by those in
Y tiat the tour this year wilI
I anv of thy previous ones III
4 \ t5e fact that more farmers
h mning engaged ii this phase
\ trit growing industry. The
\ raI grape acreage il rapidly
v rg ii Kent county, A well as
\ ng to other parts of Uae stats
n ia Peninsula, where the climatic
4 h conditions are suitable to this
4 Vineyards Included II Itinerary
Il sT grape grower in The county
4 1s surrounding areas is being ex
Il crodial invitation to Join thi.
annual tOur, the itinerary o-
= isas follows: 900 a. m., Assem-
he vineyard Of j. n. HipweIl
miles southeast Of Dover, on TIL,
bad; $50 a. m,, vineyard Of Joh1
N one nile east Of Dover; 1O.1.
vineyard Of B. B. Chase, thre,
southwest Of Dover, where
laton experiment is being con
i i a. M, vineyard Of DEM!
Itl formerly known Az TIA
Cosden farm on the Dover-Wy
nad; l1.3O a. MI, farm Of Hen
iEly, west Of Dover, where dus
lg used in the vineyard. AIT 1.
Z i5an the members of the toll
N asenble at the far mof Ed. viii
n At of Dover, for lunch.
u \ rEna Vineyards To Be Visited
program during the noon hou
Il .tiSist Of an inspection trip thr
Wins 42-acre vineyard, als
"a he adjoining vineyards y
g 7. Hudson, VIM. s. Short an
HAIL. representatives Of the De-
agricultural Experiment Sta
nl1ding Director 3. A. McCue
/. Manns, Plant Pathologist
" +. I. Dozier, Entomologis.
~ Oe present to accompany tn
@ on this tour, and an oppol
vii be given during the moo
la throughout the day for tn
Y 2 discuss their grape di,
la insect control and gener;
problems with these specia
ao nave been working in thi
10y several years. LAS D. n
Ri 70 Of 9. A. Schmid, On duPor
no north Of Dover; 2.3O pm
~ Of ". 7. Massey, north I
: ?. my vineyard Of H. |
~ also north Of Smyrna; 3.4
a uneyard Of George Carte
". -'s't Of Smyrna; $40 }. n
@p oi James H. Hughes, ne;
,.p 4 case any of the grower
b 4'o.e u. 70 spend the entire day {
mey will be welcomed
81 !, tloVd 4 at any of the vineyard
I ne schedule, as there will |
d interest to be seen
! Inc tour will be conduct,
isv g remember the date
= august Sand come al
as,s,t ~ u pleasure and profit
adH." " grape culture for tn