Show u AIU CROPS INCREASE TIllS THIS YEAR YEAH BILLION iL AND D QUARTER Y 0 This years year's Important farm crops rill fill be worth approximately approximately 1250 more than their value last ear Production forecasts an- an by the depar department meni of f agri- agri indicate this years year's import- import nt at cf crops ps will vill aggregate approximately lla IY calculating heir hell value on September 1 1 farm rites Three crops crop crops corn corn corn cotton nd hay hay- hay will e exceed a billion delars dol- dol ars aIs each In value their aggregate o nitre mere than one halt of the alue of all the Important crops August growing conditions were specially detrimental to the bumper orn torn crop and to the cotton crop orn orn suffered a l loss ss during August it f C bushels worth at prIces prIces' Th The governments government's forecast today placed he prospective production at 2 bushels Cotton had an equally bad August an earlier showing prospective production lon Jon decreased bales pales during he month That amount of cotton t t September 1 prices would have een teen worth 1 I Present Indications are tJ that at practically p practically ac- ac all of this years year's crops will willbe be worth more more than last year with th the exception of wl wheat eat rye and peanuts Corn will ill be be worth approximately tely I more cotton oats apples 64 64 hay haf tame and peaches This years year's Indicated crops will have a value calculated unofficially and based on September 1 1 farm prices as follows Wheat corn 1 1 oats barley buckwheat 11 11 rice potatoes potatoes potatoes pota pota- toes sweet potatoes hay tame 1037 hay wild cotton exclusive of or seed 1064 apples j peaches peanuts 30 30 30 1 flaxseed and beans The value of pf the tobacco rice and c cotton seed crops are expected to exceed their last years year's value The forecasts of production this r year based on sep September ember 1 condi ondi conditions I lions follow Production f forecast recast in J th thousands thousand s of bushels Coin COln Ohio condition ll 7 fore fo l' l s st l m. m s1 1 0 Indiana conditt m ul Z 2 atil Illinois 82 32 and Minnesota 76 anc and 1 8 Iowa 94 and Missouri 77 and South Dakota 79 and Nebraska 68 and Kansas 60 and Kentucky SO 80 and Texas Texas' 70 and Spring wheat t Minnesota 80 and 1 North Dakota 87 and South Dakota 85 and and and Montana 80 and Washington 48 and 1211 Oats Illinois 64 and Wisconsin 92 and Minnesota at 89 and Iowa 87 37 and Nebraska suffered red heaviest In the fhe th loss In corn during August t the production pro production pro pro- forecast Indicating bushels less than a a month ago Other Important producing states I showed the following g reductions reductions reduction's South Dakota bushels bushels bushels bush bush- els Kansas Iowa 18 1 Kentucky Missouri Tennessee 11 i 1 Minnesota Illinois Illi 1111 nois nola Indiana and Ohio |