. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. Mass. Cranberry Station I Field Notes Mr. Irving E. DeMoranville, who regularly submits the news for Massachusetts, was unable to pro- vide a column for this month's issue of CRANBERRIES due to the fact that he was recovering from an operation. We are happy to report, how- ever, that Mr. DeMoranville has now returned to his post at the Cranberry Station in Wareham, Mass. in cheerful spirit and in able control of his crutches. Mr. DeMoranville's monthly arti- cle will appear in these pages next month, as usual. *********«I ?»» WISCO
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. Mass. Cranberry Station I Field Notes Mr. Irving E. DeMoranville, who regularly submits the news for Massachusetts, was unable to pro- vide a column for this month's issue of CRANBERRIES due to the fact that he was recovering from an operation. We are happy to report, how- ever, that Mr. DeMoranville has now returned to his post at the Cranberry Station in Wareham, Mass. in cheerful spirit and in able control of his crutches. Mr. DeMoranville's monthly arti- cle will appear in these pages next month, as usual. *********«I ?»» WISCONSIN 4MIIII IIIIIMI** To make a change in a marketing order requires a public hearing, and cranberry growers in Wisconsin have recently been issued invita- tions to such a hearing by the Secretary of Agriculture of that state. The public hearing gives all the proponents and opponents of the change an opportunity to present facts which will help the Secretary of Agriculture to prepare a decision. If his decision is favor- able, it would be submitted to the growers for a mail referendum. The decision concerns a recom- mendation from the State Cran- berry Marketing Order Advisory Council of Wisconsin to increase the market order assessment from 2^ to 34 per barrel of cranberries marketed. The funds would be used to expand research in developir cranberry products. It would behoove local growe: to attend this hearing, which will b held in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsi on Tuesday, June 11 at 10:00 at the Wood County Courthous< Room 114. .: Weather Review November was warmer and drie y. than usual. December was th opposite as temperatures average about two degrees colder tha normal and precipitation was abov normal. Snowfall in December wa heaviest in the southeast and acros; the north. January temperature were 15 to 20 degrees be^ normal in the first half ot th month but then 10 to 15 degree above normal in the second half a a typical January thaw prevailed Precipitation in Ja
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