Show UTAH WINTER WHEAT c op PROMISES WELL MELL i. i 1 Prom Fr n present prospects Utah should i w c hp bushels more winter wInter heat het h at this year ear than last according tp iIi t at st report sent out ut by the federal fed ted i eral oral bureau of ot crop estimates and re- re C ed by I nor M. M or Justin JusUp field agent ht Utah an and vada for tor that b branch of the ti department of agriculture 1 IS s not t becat because C se of ofa a a large area i Mf Mr Justin explains In his comment on oh the situation as the area for fot harvest Is estimated as 4 per cent Jess less than I last year jear ear The past winter the precipitation precipitation tation on the winter wheat fields fields' of ot the Math elate was exceptionally hea heavy and as the snow came before the ground was frozen most of the moisture will go toward making makInI the crop Less Less- growth than usual has been trade so far because because because be be- cause of low temperatures but the last last- days of April helped greatly The acreage abandoned this year ear was rather normal and no section showed losses widely different from the average The rye Te crop promises very well The acreage of tame hay is again reported larger but the backward season greatly retarded plowing plowing- and planting Only about four of ot the usual amount had v been done by May 1 |