Mexican West Coast And Lower California a Commercial And Industrial Survey
Mexican West Coast And Lower California a Commercial And Industrial Survey
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Many of the interior valleys and foothill areas of Nayarit are heavily impregnated with volcanic ash, and conditions are very similar to those in the best coffee-producing sections of Central America and Colombia. The Pacific coast market of the United States would take a great deal more of the Nayarit coffees if more could be had.
The "Maldonal" coffee plantation in Nayarit is owned by a Frenchman, the property being managed by a German for the past 38 years. The German firm of Delius y Cia. ,... of Tepic, owns two plantations called "Cora" and "Palapita. " The 1920 crop of coffee in Nayarit was the largest ever known in that State, amounting to an estimated 500, 000 kilos, some of which sold for as high as 1 peso per kilo of cleaned berry. Since then the crop has averaged about one-half of this amount.
TOBACCO.
Tobacco is grown more or less, hi small lots, throughout the coast territory, but only Nayarit has an exportable production of this article. The annual average tobacco crop of Sonora may be taken as being about 140, 000 kilos, valued at 45, 000 pesos; that of Sinaloa 320, 000 kilos, valued at 50, 000 pesos; and that of Nayarit 5, 200, 000 kilos, valued at 1, 420, 000 pesos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of the interior valleys and foothill areas of Nayarit are heavily impregnated with volcanic ash, and conditions are very similar to those in the best coffee-producing sections of Central America and Colombia. The Pacific coast market of the United States would take a great deal more of the Nayarit coffees if more could be had.
The "Maldonal" coffee plantation in Nayarit is owned by a Frenchman, the property being managed by a German for the past 38 years. The German firm of Delius y Cia. ,... of Tepic, owns two plantations called "Cora" and "Palapita. " The 1920 crop of coffee in Nayarit was the largest ever known in that State, amounting to an estimated 500, 000 kilos, some of which sold for as high as 1 peso per kilo of cleaned berry. Since then the crop has averaged about one-half of this amount.
TOBACCO.
Tobacco is grown more or less, hi small lots, throughout the coast territory, but only Nayarit has an exportable production of this article. The annual average tobacco crop of Sonora may be taken as being about 140, 000 kilos, valued at 45, 000 pesos; that of Sinaloa 320, 000 kilos, valued at 50, 000 pesos; and that of Nayarit 5, 200, 000 kilos, valued at 1, 420, 000 pesos.
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