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From Pace 1 are large fruit growing areas. None of this will alleviate crop shortages here, and the economy of Rappahannock will certainly be affected.
Herbert Foster declared his apple crop was wiped out except for a few Yorks, maybe 15% were left. He said he had sprayed once and would spray again for scab control in the leaves, but that is it.
Gordon Thornhill, manager of the Rappahannock Farmers’ Cooperative, checked some of the orchards Tuesday. “I was disheartened at what I saw yesterday,” he said. “Ninety percent of the applies are gone.”
Jerry Jenkins of Woodville, one of the orchardists who raises quality fruit for the fresh fruit market, said maybe there are a
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