Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings At the Second Annual Meeting
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Ramsey's work recently at Austin, Texas.
Mr. Reed: I was at Mr. Ramsey's last year, and I don't recall that thatmatter came up at all.
Professor Craig: Didn't you see his plantation of top worked hickories?
Mr. Reed: I didn't know he had topworked hickories. He has topworkedpecans. Professor Kyle of the Station in Texas has recently issued abulletin on that very thing, and he cites a number of cases in which heconcludes that there will be a favorable outcome; but for some reason, in the instanc...es which he cites, the trees haven't borne very much. Theyattribute it this season in one instance to the fact that they had astorm at pollinating time, and last year some other accident happenedthat prevented them from maturing after a quantity of nuts had set.
Mr. Littlepage: I mention this at this time because I want to get Mr. Reed's testimony in the record, because I think that every prospectivenut grower must go through this stage. A year ago I undertook on my farmin Indiana to bud the pecan into other varieties of hickory--I have agreat many wild hickories growing all over my farm, --shagbark, shellbark, and different varieties of those even.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ramsey's work recently at Austin, Texas.
Mr. Reed: I was at Mr. Ramsey's last year, and I don't recall that thatmatter came up at all.
Professor Craig: Didn't you see his plantation of top worked hickories?
Mr. Reed: I didn't know he had topworked hickories. He has topworkedpecans. Professor Kyle of the Station in Texas has recently issued abulletin on that very thing, and he cites a number of cases in which heconcludes that there will be a favorable outcome; but for some reason, in the instanc...es which he cites, the trees haven't borne very much. Theyattribute it this season in one instance to the fact that they had astorm at pollinating time, and last year some other accident happenedthat prevented them from maturing after a quantity of nuts had set.
Mr. Littlepage: I mention this at this time because I want to get Mr. Reed's testimony in the record, because I think that every prospectivenut grower must go through this stage. A year ago I undertook on my farmin Indiana to bud the pecan into other varieties of hickory--I have agreat many wild hickories growing all over my farm, --shagbark, shellbark, and different varieties of those even.
What to read after Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings At the 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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