Show r pg riI 11 CROP FAR PATt FARBELOW BELOW In LO 1036 H SAYS YR l EXPERT The peach crop In Utah this season season sea sea- son Is far short of or last Jast years year's production production production pro pro- accor according in to Dr JW A A. L. L Stark extension horticulturist Because Ot The file Thelow low temperatures of last winter many mony orchards on oa the I lower situations will have hao no peaches peach peach- es at all this year and the the- trees inthe inthe in inthe the more favorably situated orchards orchards nl ards s will have only a partial cropIn crop In most sections of the state the trees vin ha-vin having fruit aie me well thinned by the cold of last winter and the peaches should be larger than 11 usual usual usual us us- ual as a result Dr Stark said Most 1 recent figures available from front the Bureau of or Agricultural Economics Economics Economics estimates the Utah peach crop COP this year as approximately 13 percent per percent cent of last years year's production The prediction for the yield this year is bushel as compared with pro production in 1936 I The The- peach at Fruta have I more than 50 fiO percent of ot a normal crop this year Those at St St. George Hurricane and surrounding vicinities vicinities ties are estimated to have about 5 percent nt as many peaches a n as i were harvested han last season I |