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hi« crop win oe on xne jignx iiae. Apple prices for the 1951 pro- ' duction should average higher than la 1950. ~ At tiie present time and barringdamage from late winter and spring freezes, peach production is expected to be materially larger in 1951 than in 1950. Even with a large crop, peaches should bring good money this year.
There will be less'competition from our cherries because the 1951 cherry crop is expected to be smaller than it was last year. ,.;
It is going to be harder to grow a clean crop of fruit in 1951. The kind of fruit that is harvested will depend to a very great extent upon the kind and number of sprays that are put on, how well tiie sprays are timed, and how thoroughly they are applied. . . .
Facedwith probably restriction!' and shortages of different kinds, the fruit growers have a tough spraying season before them. Careful planning well in advance is going to be important in carrying out the spray program at the least cost. One of the first and most important items in planning the program is to make sure that spraying equipment is in topworking order. If it is an old sprayer it should be given a complete overhauling. Replace all the worn parts. This is one year when So# LABOR SUPPLY Pago 10
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