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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 104, Number 25, 16 December 1922
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Late Agricultural News.
MAM MORE CARS IN 1923.
PLANTING 100 ACRES OF CHERRIES.
CORN EXPORTED WHILE FARMERS FEED STOCK.
BIG RICE CROP WAREHOUSED.
EASTERN PRICES FOR CANNED FRUIT.
LESS BUTTER IN STORAGE.
MORE STOCK ON SANTA MARGARITA.
WHEAT PRICES HIGH.
BEET SUGAR TONNAGE VERY SHORT.
CALIFORNIA LETTUCE WIDELY DISTRIBUTED.
HIGH COTTON PRICES FORECASTED.
DRY MUSCATS IN LUMBER KILN.
DATE OFFSHOOTS MAY SOON BE IMPORTED.
CAULIFLOWER AND CELERY FOR U. S.
IRRIGATION DISTRICTS INCLUDE 4,000,000 ACRES.
NAPA SHIPPED MUCH FRUIT.
LESS BAD BUTTER ON MARKETS.
MORE FRESH FRUIT SHIPPED THAN IN 1921.
FIG INSTITUTE AT MERCED.
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Agricultural News Notes.
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
CALIFORNIA WINS AT THE INTERNATIONAL.
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EDITORIAL
CLEARING THE AGRICULTURAL SKY!
IS IT A PERMANENT CLEARING?
CLEARER TITLE TO USE OF MONEY!
CLEARING THE RAILWAY TRACKS!
AN UNWISE EXHORTATION.
MORE LABOR NEEDED IN TOWNS!
Queries and Replies.
The Essentials of The Long Pruning System.
A VIVID PRUNING LESSON.
Cautions For Long Pruners.
SMALL WALNUT CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA.
PEACH HAS TOO SHORT STEM.
Cattlemen, Butchers and Packers “Bed Down.”
Reasons for Unfruitful Almonds.
A Season for Rooted Vines.
DETAILED TULARE COUNTY GRAPE ACREAGE.
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THREE UNHEALTHY BUT NO DISEASED.
CAN CALIMYRNAS, NOT KADOTAS.
CUTTING APPLE GRAFTING WOOD.
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What Sprays May Be Mixed.
REFRIGERATED OCEAN TRANSPORTATION PROFITABLE.
“PLANT-A-TREE” WEEK.
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A TEMPESTUOUS SUCCESSFUL ALMOND MARKETING SEASON.
SAVE THE ORCHARD LEAVES.
APRICOT ASS’N MAY HANDLE FRESH FRUIT.
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Gray Scale Control in Tulare.
HIMALAYAS CAN BE GRUBBED OUT.
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CAPITAL TO BRING PRUNES TO BEARING.
HARD TO SELL JUJUBES.
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Agricultural Topics Discussed.
STILL SOME FARMS AVAILABLE AT DELHI.
TONNAGE OF HAY IN STACK.
SOME LAND YET UNDEVELOPED!
SWEET POTATO VARIETIES.
SWEET POTATO VINES FOR FERTILIZER.
PINTO BEAN DELIVERIES SATISFACTORY.
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HECKE ON TRANSPORTATION RELIEF.
WATER TRANSPORTATION NOW ASSURED.
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Why California Potatoes Are Cheap.
CALIFORNIA WILL HAVE COMPETITION.
BULK HANDLING SAVED BIG MONEY.
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ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PAVEMENT 28 YEARS OLD.
THREE-HORSE EVENER FOR WAGON.
POWER FOR TRUCK GARDEN IRRIGATION.
SANTA CLARA WANTS IRRIGATION RIGHTS.
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Business by Executive Committee.
BARLEY VARIETIES ADAPTED TO SOILS.
COTTONWOOD FOR EXCELSIOR.
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT STRENUOUSLY BUSY.
FARM BILLS IN CONGRESS.
FARM BUREAU NOTES.
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INCREASED INTEREST IN FARM BUREAU EXCHANGE.
BEANS HANDLED ECONOMICALLY.
AMBITIOUS CITRUS DEPARTMENT PROGRAM.
FARM BUREAU NOTES.
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Channel Cattle Are Humboldt’s Favorite.
MILKING FOR EXERCISE POOR BUSINESS.
CALIFORNIA NOT SO SLOW.
CATTLE DAMAGE FRUIT TREES.
INFECTION DUE TO DEHORNING.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
RUPTURE IN SMALL PIGS.
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WHITE MUSCOVY DRAKES.
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EXPLAINS POULTRY TO MODESTO HIGH SCHOOL.
PETALUMA EGG-LAYING CONTEST REPORT.
GOOD MANAGEMENT ESSENTIAL; PRICES ARE NOT.
MODESTO POULTRY SHOW NOTES.
EGG LAYING CONTEST REPORTS.
“DON’T KILL MOULTING HENS.”
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TORCHY
Home Circle Department.
MRS. HANEY’S WEEKLY LETTER.
SUNFLOWERS BEAT CORN IN HIGH ALTITUDES.
EVERYDAY ETIQUETTE.
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INEXPENSIVE LABOR-SAVERS.
MAKING THE HOUSE A CHRISTMAS GIFT.
DRYING OLIVES.
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PREPARING A PLACE.
NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN.
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FEEDERS TAKING ON LARGE NUMBER OF SHEEP.
THE HIDE AND WOOL MARKET.
General Market Criticism and Comment.
THE MARKET REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO.
LOS ANGELES.
Special Livestock Report.
CALIFORNIA FARM BUREAU MARKETING ASSOCIATION.
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