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Growers Speak Up
If Yon Want To
Improve Pruning
* With prospects for >a bumper apple crop in 1956, it becomes all the more important t)i*t a good pruning job be accomplished this fall and winter.
In recent years, however, attendance at pruning j demonstrations has been so small! more could have been accomplished at less cost to the tax payer by working with the individualN requesting help in conection with his pruning problems. It costs; $20-25 to
ach is expected with prices of about 75 cents a bushel. A crop of 35,600,000 bushels of Porto Rico swe^t potatoes should result in prices of $1.50 a bushel. Sale out iof storage should bring improved prices in 1956.
All price estimates ajre for U. S.
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