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Show B Sugar and -Sugar Beets. S Anaheim beet farmers ars again con- B trading with the Chino factory. H ' The Fajaro valley is going to have the H beet ribbon this year. ' Her beet lields H are all right. H All tho beets at Anehnim have been1 H ordered plowed out and siloed . There H are over 4,000 tons is the fields. Tho heavy rains last week was unfor-H unfor-H tunate for the Chino crop. The beets of H the Ohino ranch aro being siloed . v Grimes & Powers had, 100 acres of the J Amcsti ranch in bests, and the way the H rop is turning off thoy feel certain of About 1,700 tonB. Several lots of cattle are being fed in H tho fields of this valloy on beet tops left H afterjdolivering the beets. This is the J bept way of fieting tops as the waste goes back to the soil which produced tho I crop. A sale of sugar beetB, grown for stock feed, was wade this month for $2.25 I per ton, the buyer to get out the beets I and haul them, and topB to be included I in tho weight. Both parties will make I a profit on that trade. Farmers of the Sacramento river and valley district who are being asked to plant beets next year might, with propriety pro-priety and good business judgement, re- quest that they be given a good bond for protection in case the factories are mot built. Pajaronean. |
