Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 28, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press. We Tope. Tuesday july 28.1914. Free press crop report continued welcomed though crop not Jjo Hal Vii Seston Wolseley Branch. Wawota All headed it and blossomed. Crop More Oats Are in Good condition. Flax. Suffering for rain. Show Iraq would do Good. No Hail 75 per Tolje wheat passed the Blossom Ipp crop is Light a Little below the Nipra e fax is fair and about to r a bunt passed the Blossom stage and Barley Light mostly All headed out rain is badly needed. It bail since last report. Fering from heat Early wheat will be cutting on aug. 3, or earlier if weather conditions continue. Rain needed badly with cooler weather or crops will fall below average. Oat crop Short. Barley average crop. Cutting begins july 13 flax average. Weyburn Lethbridge Soo line Halbriter sask. Extreme not weather during the past week is doing considerable especially to the Ste rain the Early wheat is being too fast. Several Fields visit Amulet per cent of wheat past Blossom. Wheat crop will not run average. If warm weather continues will Cut or cup considerable i oat crop Likely to rum Short. Flax and Barley looking Fine. Very slight damage. Lethbridge and Alder Syde. I Corker of wide experience has Book How the tobacco of of the tobacco c be easily and in three jays with delightful tha de a Ard j. Woods bn4 of flair a new York City will r tyls Book free. N Var r East i improves wonderful Ltd after the its Polton is out of the system m. Ann sleep Clear eyes Normal 1-15" else Salon. Many vigor Strone by and a get Oral in efficiency Are the benefits reported. Get rid feeling no More need of c Sar. Cigarette. Snuff or chewing to to morbid desire. Carr hangar Alt a. All past Blossom. Cut tins two weeks. Will not-.be., average crop possibly 15 bushels All through. Oats and Barley Only fair possibly half usual yield. No flax mentioning. Rain badly needed. No damage by Hail. Weather very hot visit Rte High winds. Vanguard by Aston Pambrun 75 per cent wheat past blossoming stage some wheat nearly ready for Binder on summer allow. This locality will have about a half crop. Oats bar Ley and flax considerably damaged by prolonged drought and heat some crops being slowed Down. No Hail. Rain needed in worst possible Way unless rain comes soon there Tenby to be cutting about the week in August having a few local showers which Are helping to fill the Grain. Short but expect a Good Sample. Hay is very scarce but most of the farm ers have a piece of Oats for Green feed. Dauphin wheat has past the Blossom stage. Some sections of District will have Good crops others below average on a where sufficient rain has fallen yield will be Good and Grade High. Rain is needed and would do much Good. Oats and bar Ley no Hail. Wheat Cut Ting will commence in week s time. Kamsack Hundred be cent of wheat past the Blossom stage All Grain , Oats flax and Barley about .60 pet cent of Las year. We will require considerable rain to keep percentage up to this Standard. Rain badly have had no Hail in this District this year Canora wheat past the Blossom stage and unless Dayis Little More than crop can be expected. Rain needed very badly. Late grains Short Anc thin those sown on land Well cultivated Are standing drought Well and will be crop a few Farmers North of town were hailed out harvesting will toe. Earlier than1 last year. Wadena wheat in head Straw will be a Little Short but Heads Are Well filled. Crops will be an average yield. Oats Are Short same wheat but Well headed out flax and Barley average crop. Rain no needed very badly now. ii this District since last report. Quill Lake wheat Pasi Blossom stage. Opinion differs widely As to crop some claim extra Good crop some say poor. I believe f air i average other grains in fair condition Anc mostly headed. Rain not badly needed except 12 Miles out very Little Hail this year sask. Practically Al wheat in this District is bios some. Latest reports from tha farm ers in the various parts of the District indicate that crops Are Good some parts particularly North Anc South report the Best crops in. Their history while others Are age. On the crop-in., the Humbolt District should turn out average or slightly below. The Harves will Early Barley cutting Wil commence the end of this week while wheat should be ready by the Middle of August. Rate is not badly needed although some Good Pul help the filling. There has been n damage from any source since Las report. Langham wheat Pas Blossom stage. Owing to continued Dought crops will not average one third of an average crop. Some Fjeld being slowed under and Large Quan Tity of Oats being mowed Down for Green feed. , Barley no Good. Cutting of wheat will commence. Aug. 1 poorest crop this year in the his tory of the District. Heat Waves hot and drought such As never experienced before. No Hail. Battleford is All Well advanced Here a. H. Owens commenced cutting Marquis wheat to Day and on saturday commenced cutting Oats. Others will com Mence in about one Weels and hard vesting should be general by aug. 10. An average is expected. Ilain is needed in some sections but in others there has been a sufficient Quantity. Rough grains Are also reported in Good condition. Per cent wheat past crop condition considerably below average. Barley fair. Oats very poor. No flax grown. No rain except two or three Light showers in five weeks crop Burnin up. will be fair should we get rain next few Days. No Hail. Lfoyd Minster 85 per cent wheat in the soft dough expect to be cutting Early August crop will be the Best yet Harvest d. Wheat never looked better. Oats flax and Barley very heavy will Bei Cut first week in August no damage from Hail since last report. The late crops can do with some rain but on the whole the crops Are not suffering. Vermillion Early sown Grain is doing very Tell later sown and Green feed a standstill. Irain needed. Prairie Niay and cultivated exceptionally Good and Ideal for cutting and stacking. And potatoes doing Wall where ground is being cultivated. Roots growing Only fair. With a. Good rain Laie crops and roots would be a Good crop yet. No Hail or Frost in this District Yoma Early sown Barley Ivel be i it and also fail wheat Aid fall Lamont so per cent wheat past Blossom stage. Prospects of crop being rather below average on account of excessive Rains during time and Early july. Oats and Barley do info Well and showing better than an but will be below average crop. Rain not needed. No damage from Hail. No Ulfik grown. Tvs seas bar Edmonton wheat crop in the Edmonton District trill be. Better than average judging by present conditions 90 per cent of All wheat is Piast the Blossom stage. Oats while Short in Straw in some a potions pro Mises a heavy yield i Barley Al though not extensively la in Good shape. Kain. Is not needed and there has been no Hail. Elf Tlle acknowledge leading Remer Ihn Plale to of plaint. Mermer so will be Stock. Big shortage in feed for for d b. The genuine Bear we. Martin registered none Are to adv a without them. Sold by All chem o signature faculty crowds nest line seven persons wheat in head worse than average crop. Oats badly unless Cornea soon will be scarcely Grain. No Hail since Swan River Section Minitonas per cent of wheat Otist Blossom. Crop will be below average. If hot dry weather continues Harvest will be Light. Oats looking fairly Well but not up to average. Barley fair. No flax. No Hail but ram needed. Swan River should judge thai 75 per cent of wheat is out of the Blossom and there will certainly b6 an average crop some Fields Are As Good As anything we Oats Are generally Good but late so is Barley. No flax. Rain is not needed very much. No Hail since last report y Tisdale is about so per cent of the wheat in Tisdale District passed the Blossom stage. The crop on present indications will be average. Oats will be a fair crop no flax Barley will be the lightest owing to Lack of moisture. Showers would be Welcome but a heavy rain would cause second growth. A Small hair storm passed Over a a option of this District Satur Day night but has done no damage. Only Hail seen Here in s years. -1 heavy rain visited this evening and is doing a Good work for filling out the strip of Hail accompanied the Raoji and Stone fell for ten min utes which did comparatively Small damage the being local town Garden truck7 v suffered mostly., the wheat is practically All filled out and the average yield for the Valley will be about j8 bushels to the Goose Lake Section. Tessier of wheat is past Blossom stage Viu have an average crop of to head. Weather dry and hot s. Flax destroyed by hot Oats a. Poor crop also. Rain Tadly needed. O damage from Hail but considerable damage by drought and. Hot winds. Zealandia heat and continued dry practically ruined All stubble crop. Oats a very poor crop. No damage from Hail. Sum Mer fallow holding up fairly Weir but acre which is smaller than usual. Some s v. I Fields where the Jand has been Well rain and Cool weather needed. Worked will produce bumper crops. Oats generally Are in Good condition the Barley suffering most from the unusually dry season. Later Rains will be Short. Birch 70 per cent wheat has passed Blossom stage Wall have about 75 to 85 per cent crop Al though late Oats will be Light with snort Straw also Barley. Rain needed to help fill out Grain. Rosetown is badly needed in this District Many Fields Are completely ruined from extreme Heau All crops will to far below average. Oats and Barley being later suffered Enos and will not average one third of a crop. Flax badly burned but May average half crop. Vie Den and Wawanesa Branch Neepawa Shell mirth Man. Excessive heat. Wheat filling quickly Large acre age j fair crop cutting in two weeks. Oat crop is generally poor. Barley fair flax late and needs As lot of rip ening weather. Harvest yield 30 per Many Farmers cent under average. Have Good crops. Sperling. Wheat in this District past Blossom 75 per cent in milk 25 per cent in dough crop will be above average. Have had Plency of rain. Cutting Barley Oats and Nas All that might desired. To Hail m this District. Swan Lake is difficult to give any definite estimate of crop just continued on Page thirteen Regina Prince Albert Branch Scarth per Cem. Wheat past Blossom will have far better crop this year than last. Have Pleny of rain up to last Days., want More now. General conditions Oats flax and Barley very favourable. Noticed yesterday Small Field Early Barley Cut. No Hail no damage Langbank so per cent. Of wheat is past Blossom stage. Wheat crap will be above the average. 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