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He advised against increased acreage of fruit in
this section except under ideal conditions.
Neglected orchards are a menace to the fruit trade
but the real fruit growers should endeavor to increase
quality + production per tree.

High production requires a good growth of tree -
For trees 14 to 20 yrs old the terminal growth should be
from 12 to 16 inches - fruit spurs 1/2 inch + trunk + root
development to correspond each year.

46% of culls are for size 24% for limb rub + 15% for
handling bruises.

Quality is received by 1^st thinning 2^nd Pruning - in
small cuts throughout the tree, 3^rd Organic matter
turned in about the roots.

He mentioned the acreage in the neighborhood being
conducted on experimental lines + advised following
these experiments for the purpose of improved practice.

Robt Miller gave a carefully written paper on the Adaptation
of Crop Practice to meet [marte] meet changing Market
Conditions. He showed there were three requirements
1^st good production 2^nd sufficient quantity + 3^rd regular
supply - all controlled by intelligence. Where stock
was raised use pure bred + keep the inferior products
at home - Crops are too frequently planted on present
rather than future prices + the various crop reports
should be carefully analysed + used as guide. To ensure
a regular supply - cooperative marketing would
help + road side markets can be used to advantage.
The time for raising staple crops in this section has

(4)

He advised against increased acreage of fruit in
this section except under ideal conditions.
Neglected orchards are a menace to the fruit trade
but the real fruit growers should endeavor to increase
quality + production per tree.

High production requires a good growth of tree -
For trees 14 to 20 yrs old the terminal growth should be
from 12 to 16 inches - fruit spurs 1/2 inch + trunk + root
development to correspond each year.

46% of culls are for size 24% for limb rub + 15% for
handling bruises.

Quality is received by 1^st thinning 2^nd Pruning - in
small cuts throughout the tree, 3^rd Organic matter
turned in about the roots.

He mentioned the acreage in the neighborhood being
conducted on experimental lines + advised following
these experiments for the purpose of improved practice.

Robt Miller gave a carefully written paper on the Adaptation
of Crop Practice to meet [marte] meet changing Market
Conditions. He showed there were three requirements
1^st good production 2^nd sufficient quantity + 3^rd regular
supply - all controlled by intelligence. Where stock
was raised use pure bred + keep the inferior products
at home - Crops are too frequently planted on present
rather than future prices + the various crop reports
should be carefully analysed + used as guide. To ensure
a regular supply - cooperative marketing would
help + road side markets can be used to advantage.
The time for raising staple crops in this section has