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I-4 • * . \ •' ,-,’•7 t 7. food locker plents.have'increased' appreciably the demand for herjries. * fv Smell fruits are not difficult to crow, but the greatest success'hi, obtained when adequate attention; is given to site and soil, variety selection, and various cultural op"orations. ‘ . . • r' Fltaaini and PU«lin|
®**OPe *&• berries ate planted the grower should consider carefully the location and the arrangement of the planting. If properly planned, the berry enterprise may be arranged to fit in with other ' farm activities and provide diversification which does not seriously compete with other .jobs for labor or equipment. If the planting is V to be cultivated and the site is f on sloping land, the rows should be run along the contour of the slopes to reduee erosion.
In all cases berry planting should be rotated to new land that
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