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Facilities for the handling of fruits by canning and preserving methods are being established at Wenatchee and other points, and in 1918 the following amounts of fruits were handled in this manner: 5,264 tons of apples, 90 tons of peaches, 150 tons of pears, 20 tons of apricots, 50 tons of cherries, and 150 tons of beans. These facilities are only in their infancy. They are turning to profit for the producer important amounts which earlier were permitted to go to waste and loss, but extensive a...dditions in such plants are expected in the future.
These valleys range from one to three miles in width and five miles up in length. The combination of soil, climate, altitude, and water, with the pro- tection from killing frosts of the snowcapped Cas- 28 U. S. RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION The valleys and adjoining foothills provide excellent grazing land for cattle cades only a few miles distant, produces a condition unequalled for the production of high-class fruit.
No serious loss of crop has ever resulted from late spring or early fall frosts, and as every year brings a crop, the expense of care of orchards is reduced to a minimum by permanent returns, while natural conditions also aid in eradication of fruit pests and diseases and maintaining the high standard of quality of the fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Facilities for the handling of fruits by canning and preserving methods are being established at Wenatchee and other points, and in 1918 the following amounts of fruits were handled in this manner: 5,264 tons of apples, 90 tons of peaches, 150 tons of pears, 20 tons of apricots, 50 tons of cherries, and 150 tons of beans. These facilities are only in their infancy. They are turning to profit for the producer important amounts which earlier were permitted to go to waste and loss, but extensive a...dditions in such plants are expected in the future.
These valleys range from one to three miles in width and five miles up in length. The combination of soil, climate, altitude, and water, with the pro- tection from killing frosts of the snowcapped Cas- 28 U. S. RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION The valleys and adjoining foothills provide excellent grazing land for cattle cades only a few miles distant, produces a condition unequalled for the production of high-class fruit.
No serious loss of crop has ever resulted from late spring or early fall frosts, and as every year brings a crop, the expense of care of orchards is reduced to a minimum by permanent returns, while natural conditions also aid in eradication of fruit pests and diseases and maintaining the high standard of quality of the fruit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Railroad Administration to read onlineMoreLess
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