The M e p p n e r ( ì i i r l t r f in ir «
56.2 million bu. of wheat expected from Oregon growers
Oregon » hr a I
rtp ec I
; o n
mg to h j n r O n u l l u m bushels of
all wheat in IM S according to thr
Oregon Crop and lav eslock Keport
mg Serv ice Based on conditions as
of August 1. «inter »heat production
is estimated at 52 8 million bushels.
20 percent less than that IM4 crop
and thr lowest production since I STS
The August t forecast is unchanged
from July I The average «inter
«heat yield, at 55 0 bushels per acre,
is eight bushels per acre brio« last
year s record yield
Acrragr of
winter «heat for hardest, at Mo ooo
acres, is down nine percent from
IM4
P a ir <& R o d e o
Crop & Livestock
Reporting
Service
The spring wheat crop is esti
mated at 3 4 million bushels. 22
percent above the 1M4 crop The
expected 40 0 bushels per acre yield
is three bushels below last year s
average Acreage of spring wheat
expected to be harvested, at 85.000
acres I S up 20.000 b e n last year
Production of feed grains in
Oregon this year, at 14 I million
bushels, is expected to be up 11
Across l lues
1 Cfueen s daughter
l Soupy 4 H toad
5 KKA and women s contest
percent from last year Increases in
oat and barley production should
more than offset a decline in the
production of corn for grain E x
peeled com production at 6 4 mil
lion bushels is d< «n live percenl
from last year An 8 6 million bushel
oat crop is forecast up JO percent
from IM4 Barley production, at 1» I
million bushels is up 10 percent
from last vear
.Alfalfa hay produced m Oregon
during IM S is forecst at I 8 million
Ions just fractionally below the 1M4
crop Production of all other hay
7 tells what's happening
10 CowBelles serve these
It Where to find 4 H
demonstrations
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Morse Show and Breakfast
sponsors
should total I 1 million tons, down 13
percent from last year A 124 000 ton
sug.ir beet crop in Oregon is ex
peeled in 1985 up six percent from
1M4
Oregon hop production is
expected lo increase 27 percenl to 8 8
million pounds
Both acres and
yields are expected to be up this
year Production of hop« in the U S ,
at 50 7 million pounds, is down 10
percent from the IM4 crop
Number ol farms in Oregn as of
June I. IM5 totaled 3*.500 farms, one
percent less than a year earlier and
three percent below 1M3 The 18 0
million acres of land in farms is the
same as the previous three sears
M eppner
O re g o n
H H n r u la i.
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V <$G Tavern open under
new management
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15 Gourmet Brands gives these
away
17 note on scale
19 Seniors building fundraiser
20 In the kitchen and Craft Village
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lev snack
22 Immigrant princess
2.1 Princess «ho works at P M H
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Exhibit Mall
Sunday morning affair
Kinrua donates their craft
Irrigon Eeslival
The laonnigs will be there
Kodeo sponsor
Adds spice lo the Court
Goodwill monarch
Works at fair grounds
Answers to Heppner people
Dick Mice opened Ihr VAG Tuvrrn in Lexington August 7 The tavern will
lie open »even days a week serving lunches and dinners Mice will run the
tavern with the help of his son l.ee who will lend a helping hand tending tuir
while he is laid up from rodeoing with a broken hand Additional help will !>e
brought in to cook during the lunch and dinner hours
Mice moved to Meppner in 1977 and owns the Wagon Wheel Cafe and
taiunge It has been leased out for the last five year* while he hus been
working construction in California
Friends invited to wedding
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M r and M rs
Tom Wilson,
Meppner. cord.a Iv invite all friends
and relatives lo the wedding of their
daughter Lis.» VL iNon to («ary (.rren.
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