Climatological data, South Carolina . RALEIGH, N. C.: WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE. 1908. CO o 05 03 o > 5 ^ I^ I a; H < a,w 3 -3H o. Skitkmiikk, llCl!. TLIMATP: and (MIOIS: is Ol Ill CAILOMNA SECTION. :]. V. S. Ol IC, CLIMATli AND CROP SlsRVlCE OK ruK WliATlIliR BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. SOUTH CRROblNfl SECTION. J. W. BAUEK, Section Director, COLUMBIA, S. C. yi. CoLUMHiA, S. C, September, 1903. No. 9. PROGRESS OF FARMWORK. The weather duritio: September was exceeding favorablefor harvestiiio- operations, having been generally dry, cool,and with
Climatological data, South Carolina . RALEIGH, N. C.: WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE. 1908. CO o 05 03 o > 5 ^ I^ I a; H < a,w 3 -3H o. Skitkmiikk, llCl!. TLIMATP: and (MIOIS: is Ol Ill CAILOMNA SECTION. :]. V. S. Ol IC, CLIMATli AND CROP SlsRVlCE OK ruK WliATlIliR BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. SOUTH CRROblNfl SECTION. J. W. BAUEK, Section Director, COLUMBIA, S. C. yi. CoLUMHiA, S. C, September, 1903. No. 9. PROGRESS OF FARMWORK. The weather duritio: September was exceeding favorablefor harvestiiio- operations, having been generally dry, cool,and with an uuusually high percentage of sunshine. Themean temperature was below normal owing to cool conditions were adverse on growing and maturingcrops, and also hindered the progress of preparing the landsfor fall seeding, the ground having been too dry to plow,although when, about the middle of the month a general rainoccurred,seeding operations were pushed and some oats, ryeand barlej were sown. The last two are sown for winterand spring pasturage, rather than for their grain. In the August number of the Monthly Kepo
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