Show HAY HAYCROP CROP WILL BE NORMAL SAYS EXPERT No for Alarm Assures Assures As Field Agent of U. U S. S Bureau Though hay may be scarce carce locally ir it regions that have suffered from th thE drouth there will be no nationwide shortage of hay hay this year according t tc crop reports received by Miner M Id Justin field agent for the bureau o oj crop estimates of the United State department of agriculture for Utah am ant Nevada from the federal bureau o 01 crop estimates in Washington I raisers in certain sections are unnecessarilY unnecessarily unnecessarily alarmed by the prospects for th thE hay crop Mr Justin declares Practically the entire country of the Missouri river and part of th thE country west report excellent haa haj hai I crops in addition to good pasture conditions con the report shows From this thi report in Utah who hay havE been buying hay at prices ranging upward upward up up- J ward from 25 per ton in the field subject subject sub to shrinkage in the stack an arE somewhat reassured Idaho reports very bad condition I throughout the state The low rang rangE is completely gone and there are man grass fires The range ordinarily ii it J use a month later Is now being use for grazing Forest supervisors estimate estimate esti estl mate that approximately cattlE t and sheep Including lambs over and above normal shipments wll wil have to out of the state go range territory territory ter ter- ter I this year ear the report states Th Thi outlook for the third cutting of Is discouraging and large an art being contracted Montana Is reporter buying heavily To balance this however the ha hat haj crops in Kansas and Nebraska an art good Freight rates on baled hay frog fron Nebraska to Utah common points vary var i I from 10 to 1250 1260 per ton and therE then therEs is s some somo prospect of Nebraska hay being be ing shipped into Utah Agitation foi fO lower rates on hay to drouth stricken stricker territory also Is In progress |