Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings At the Forty-Second Annual Meeting
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings At the Forty-Second Annual Meeting
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It is estimatedto be 50 years old and 25 feet high. It has withstood 15 degrees belowzero without damage. Just when this tree began bearing is unknown, butit produced 2 bushels in 1947; 3 pecks in 1948; 1 bushel in 1949; and 3bushels in 1950.
_Entry 002:_ This is the McKinster variety which was judged the bestentry in the 1949 contest. It is a Carpathian originally obtainedthrough the Wisconsin Horticultural Society in 1939 (Rev. Crath'sselections), and was 11 years old in 1950. It is 29 feet h...igh with acircumference of 22 inches. It has withstood 17 degrees below zerowithout injury. This tree began bearing in 1943. In 1947 it produced 1/2bushel; 1 bushel in 1948; 3 pecks in 1949; and 3 pecks in 1950.
_Entry 012:_ This is the Jacobs variety which placed third in the 1949contest. The nut which produced this tree originally came from Germanysome 70 years ago. It has withstood 15 degrees below zero withoutinjury. This is a large tree which has been bearing since 1915. Itproduced 300 pounds in 1947; 100 pounds in 1948; 200 pounds in 1949; and200 pounds in 1950.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is estimatedto be 50 years old and 25 feet high. It has withstood 15 degrees belowzero without damage. Just when this tree began bearing is unknown, butit produced 2 bushels in 1947; 3 pecks in 1948; 1 bushel in 1949; and 3bushels in 1950.
_Entry 002:_ This is the McKinster variety which was judged the bestentry in the 1949 contest. It is a Carpathian originally obtainedthrough the Wisconsin Horticultural Society in 1939 (Rev. Crath'sselections), and was 11 years old in 1950. It is 29 feet h...igh with acircumference of 22 inches. It has withstood 17 degrees below zerowithout injury. This tree began bearing in 1943. In 1947 it produced 1/2bushel; 1 bushel in 1948; 3 pecks in 1949; and 3 pecks in 1950.
_Entry 012:_ This is the Jacobs variety which placed third in the 1949contest. The nut which produced this tree originally came from Germanysome 70 years ago. It has withstood 15 degrees below zero withoutinjury. This is a large tree which has been bearing since 1915. Itproduced 300 pounds in 1947; 100 pounds in 1948; 200 pounds in 1949; and200 pounds in 1950.
What to read after Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings At the Forty-Second Annual Meeting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Northern Nut Growers Association to read onlineMoreLess
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