Show think this alfalfa seed and beans at last weeks feea S challenge progressive people meetings we learned that over of uintah basin the people of the united states eat EIGHTEEN MILLION BUSHELS or OF BEANS a year and that consumption 13 is increasing mr 0 P reppard peppard has just forwarded to us the following b OUTSIDE 0 MONEY that is money that comes from crops and at the rate of about FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND BUSHELS A statement stati ment from ali the UTAH STATE BOARD OF agriculture products grown in the uintah basin and sold outside for cash is YEAR this demand using the average value for the five years 1924 to 1928 inclusive the great need of the basin this outside money is necessary to beans are often imported to supply the new american bean growers clu sive the ten most valuable crops in utah listed in the order of the basin tariff law is expected to protect with a outside for the basin have from their importance are as follows pay people must duty of three dollars per hundred pounds on imported beans for instance in material house barns and fences unusually usually uni large due to alfalfa Alf alfay building for the new although the 1929 crop was exceptionally lay hay wheat new furniture and machinery automobiles and gasoline gu soline school large yields everywhere IT WAS ONLY ABOUT EIGHT sugar beets expenses of tho the children livestock to eat our feed crops and turn PERCENT GREATER THAN THE AVERAGE ANNUAL COX CON alfalfa seed them into cash and so on potatoes 2 00 from the outside the cw carryover n from the 1929 crop is going to be small ana an if the people of the basin get more money oats since the chances are that the 1930 crop will be smaller than the apples than they have to spend for the things they need from outside side 1929 crop was MARKET conditions WILL MOST LIKELY IMPROVE peas green and canned they can pay their debts build up a surplus and be prosperous and before the new crop comes on the market barley our uintah basini basin will become a prosperous country GREAT NORTHERN BEANS are the chief variety grown in ia tomatoes green and canned alfalfa seed and Beans Beams are two crops which can be grown idaho montana and wyoming and are also one of the tbt roost pop TOTALS ten all alfalfa successfully in the basin and readily sold for cash in im the outside ular table sorts value of alfalfa crops hay 41 percent of the 10 markets great northern beans axe are a FIE FIELD LD CROP and can be planted value of alfalfa seed or percent urgent of the 10 ALFALFA SEED during the eight years that this company cultivated harvested and threshed with bout fhe saw same e agouni 01 y VALUES FROM ALF ALFALFA ALFA percent has been in the uintah basin basim has made only one general failure hand work as a crop of wheat if the seed bed is thoroughly prepared of the ten or almost half of the total value of leading 10 crops and produced one short crop against six good big profitable crops very little weeding is necessary ALFALFA SEED ALONE comes FOURTH in the order of importance EACH YEAR except 1929 we have paid hundreds of thousands these beans are considered a SURE CROP they mature in and makes up per cent ceat or one thirteenth of the value of dollars of OUTSIDE MONEY direct to uintah basin farmers about one hundred days from planting of the first ten for alfalfa seed in THE TWIN FALLS COUNTRY IDAHO where land is crops these figures axe are something to think about arent they we believe that if seed growers will make the proper elfort effort worth from two hundred dollars per acre on up growing great growing alfalfa and growing alfalfa seed are important enough to they can continue to grow big profitable crops of ALFALFA SEED northern beans is so profitable that almost ONE FOURTH of the and almost make two of the first ten crops in the stale irom from is really and we expect that alfalfa Alf seed will continue to be our main business irrigated LAND was in beans last year farm ONE THIRD only one plant and their combined value is almost as great as the here bringing in OUTSIDE MONEY of the MONEY received by farmers for products came from and irrigated beans FIGURES SHOW some acres almost main DRY EDIBLE BEANS old tried in the basin the other eight crops are an crop chamber of commerce of beans beams and the reports the united states government protects our seed iram indu industry siry fry new thing about beans is to get started growing them on a sufficiently acres worth of farm products of which 1448 cars were beaus beans with a staining stabling law and a duty of four cents a pound on foreign large scale to make them important enough to bring in worth seed a lot of outside money that uintah basin farmers and business men first of june jume at the believes that the uintah basin is still able to all want it lo jo be beans are planted about the rate rare of from this company need to make the Basin the kind of country we in about tour produce its fair share of both alfalfa hay and alfalfa seed but in order to make it possible for uintah basin farmers to start forty to sixty wide pounds enough per to acre be handled rows with the twenty cultivator inches which that producing these cro is going to be more and more a matter market apart or ps right right light off on a scale larg enough to warrant a regular is to be used of careful planning and management with some rather hard right here at home the associated beehive bee hive bean growers beans can be handled easiest with regular bean equipment work Uintah Basin service contract was worked out and opened to them but can be and frequently are planted with grain drills or corn con fields to have to be cultivated more carefully and are going many uintah basin farmers have already started in to take drills cultivated with garden cultivators or corn cultivators will not mot be the same from to more because thoroughly of the irrigation difference in the seasons and because of year changing advantage of it and stall stait growing beans no doubt many others harvested with home made cutters and threshed with converted year conditions in the fields themselves expect to benoie planting tune time but it seems there are a greeir grain m threshers thre thye insect pests are am increasing indications are that chat there will be many more who do not realize what it will mean to have an extra beitt selected ed high grade GREAT NORTHERN BEANS FOR SEED several times as many weevil this season as we have ever had b before five hundred or thousand dollars of outside money this fall will probably cost the associated beehive bee hive bean growers of the and grasshoppers are hatching now then there then is another point the more people that plant beans uintah basin around abound seven dollars per hundredweight at roosevelt beans tie be and the extensive many Uin basin farmers axe are growing great northern lets start now get together cooperate coope raie coordinate our efforts this season the more will grown more for the control of the pests and raise our share of the hay sive service and facilities for handling the crop we will be able beans for their own use and have produced some very remarkable and seed of our state to maintain to help them with this new industry indus fry yields 4 DECIDE TO GROW TEN ACRES OF BEANS ANG LF SOME OUTSIDE MONEY THIS FALL THEN COME IN AND GET YOUR CONTRACT SO THAT WE CAN HAVE SEED FOR YOU BY PLANTING TIME J a aff tir M M M d e e am D Y L A V rk ILI aj arese presenting al 0 all new e w plays R dm Ys EDY DRA A AUD W N wa mm T 4 NIGHTS NIG oniey jy 4 64 apoe THURS FRI SAT 0 M AY 7 to admission and J a 1 OP IA T EA RE w ak y 3 j toaty r |