YIELD DOUBLED BY UTAH'S CROPS major farm crops crop will be T e nearly twice as largo large as the the 1 1934 harvest harve Alton R. R L Larsen junior statistician for the United States department of at agriculture Friday In in- his monthly month re rep report art on 1035 1935 conditions ns K Sugar be beet t production will total tons as compared with lith ZOo ZOo- tons toru last Jut y year ar he Tho D wheat crop fill be bushels as against gal 1st 21 a h 1934 1931 crop of Jt bushels Oats will amount to 1683 1693 bushels as compared d to 10 b bushels nels last year and th the barley crop 1 Is estimated at nt bushels bush bush- els cIs as s against bu bushels heIs In 1 1934 A ton hay c crop op is ex x The 1934 c crop op was only o t tons ns Potatoes which totaled bushels in 1934 will wm reach bushels this year Mr L Larsen Lar Lar- r- r sen estimated Fruit crops crops will win be be almost tho the same sam size elze as in 1934 he said MId The c expected yields are Apples bushels peaches 9 bushels pears pear bushels and grapes 1333 tons