How the World is Fed
How the World is Fed
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It always makes its appearance upon our tables at Thanksgiving and Christmas, being used as a sauce with roast turkey or chicken. I refer to the cranberry, of which we produce about a million bushels a year, shipping them to all parts of our country. The cranberry is a native of the United States and of Europe, but some of our varieties are larger and better than those of the Old World. They are found in the low boggy lands along the Atlantic Coast from Maine to New KDOUS — 17 25S FOODS: OR now... IIIK WORLD IS FED Jcrsc)', ill parts ot llic Alleghany Mountains, and also in the swamps of Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Cranberries grow wild in some places, and in others upon cultivated vines. More than half of our crop is now raised in Massachusetts, and about one fourth of it in New Jersey. Indeed, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Wiscon- Gathering cranberries. Sin grow more than ninety per cent of these berries, a com- paratively small area being devoted to the industry. The reason for this is the peculiar conditions necessary to cran- berry culture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It always makes its appearance upon our tables at Thanksgiving and Christmas, being used as a sauce with roast turkey or chicken. I refer to the cranberry, of which we produce about a million bushels a year, shipping them to all parts of our country. The cranberry is a native of the United States and of Europe, but some of our varieties are larger and better than those of the Old World. They are found in the low boggy lands along the Atlantic Coast from Maine to New KDOUS — 17 25S FOODS: OR now... IIIK WORLD IS FED Jcrsc)', ill parts ot llic Alleghany Mountains, and also in the swamps of Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Cranberries grow wild in some places, and in others upon cultivated vines. More than half of our crop is now raised in Massachusetts, and about one fourth of it in New Jersey. Indeed, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Wiscon- Gathering cranberries. Sin grow more than ninety per cent of these berries, a com- paratively small area being devoted to the industry. The reason for this is the peculiar conditions necessary to cran- berry culture.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank G Frank George Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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