. Agriculture outlook ... Agriculture. Contribution from the Bureau of Statistics (Crop Estimates), Leon M. Estabrook, Chief. June 23, 1914. THE AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK. CONTENTS. Page. General rcA-iew of crop conditions, June 1, 1914 1 Crop conditions in Florida and California 8 Outlook for the 1914 foreign wheat crop 8 Progress of the world's wheat harvest 10 Trend of prices of farm products H Acreage, condition, and forecast of specified crops (tables) 12 The equivalent in yield per acre of 100 per cent condition on July 1 21 Cotton condition May 25 22 Apple movement, 1913 23 GENERAL REVIEW OF


. Agriculture outlook ... Agriculture. Contribution from the Bureau of Statistics (Crop Estimates), Leon M. Estabrook, Chief. June 23, 1914. THE AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK. CONTENTS. Page. General rcA-iew of crop conditions, June 1, 1914 1 Crop conditions in Florida and California 8 Outlook for the 1914 foreign wheat crop 8 Progress of the world's wheat harvest 10 Trend of prices of farm products H Acreage, condition, and forecast of specified crops (tables) 12 The equivalent in yield per acre of 100 per cent condition on July 1 21 Cotton condition May 25 22 Apple movement, 1913 23 GENERAL REVIEW OF CROP CONDITIONS, JUNE 1, 1914. The composite condition of all crops of the United States on June 1 was about per cent above their 10-year average condition on that date. Last year the June 1 condition of all crops was per cent below the 10-year average, but prospects declined as the season advanced, the November, or final, reports last year being per cent below the 10-year average. Consequently, present conditions are about per cent better than the outturn of crops last year. TIME OF ISSUANCE AND SCOPE OF JULY CROP REPORTS. The Bureau of Statistics (Crop Estimates), Department of Agriculture, will issue on Wednesday, July 1, at 1 p. m. (eastern time), a report upon the acreage in cotton this year, and the condition of the cotton crop on June 25. On Wednesday, July 8, at p. m. (eastern time), the bureau will issue a summary of the acreage, condition on July 1, and forecast of corn, potatoes, sweet potatoes, rice, flax, and tobacco; the condition and forecast of winter wheat, spring wheat, oats, and 1)arley; the condition of rye, hay, and apples; and the amount of wheat on farms on July 1. A supplemental report will be issued upon the following crops: The acreage, com- pared with last year, of sweet potatoes and sorghum; the average weight per fleece of wool; the condition on July 1 of timothy, clover, alfalfa, millet, Kafir corn, pasture, blue-grass for see


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