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HrKALD ANU NtWS. K.LAMA I H rALLS. OREUUN
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1948
USBR Crop
Values Soar
BOISE. ld., Mar 20 ( Crop
valued t S223.Z35.23". highrst on
record, were produced last yrar on
lb federal reclamation pro.iwt In
the Pacific Northwest, the bureau
of reclamation regional office re
ported Monday.
The everase yield per acre also
reached a new peak of fl30.lt ai
compared with H143S in 146 HIch
price levels were credited with Ihe
record total.
' Return! were from 1.874 118 acres
'in Oregon, Idaho, Washington and
Wealem Montana which receive full
or aupplemental water from recla
mation facilities.
Major crop were hay and forace.
Tcgfiablea. fruit, ausar beeU and
seeds.
The hiifheat per-acre return wa
from the J763-acre Okanogan proj
ect to North Central Washington
with $398.14.
Projects with the highest total
trow returns Included Yakima proj
ect, Washington. 366.516 acres under
cultivation. gross value 71.78587,
and the Owyhee project, Oregon
Idaho. 105.615 acres, gross value
14.175,6W.
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15 Butter Samples
Below Standard
SALEM. May 30 Uv-Tlie state
department of agriculture wild Wed
nesday it has mnde 40 testa tills
month of butter which was labeled
grade A. And it found li of them
should hate beeu acored grade B. I
In the March scoring, it tested M
samples graded A. and found 18
of them really were grade B.
It Mid only two of the sample !
were low in butterfat content, com
pared with eight In March.
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