. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. FAMILY FARM WELL SURA IA"E AGRI. REVOLUTION Despite mounting capital re- quirements, price-cost squeeze and a continuous flood of improved technology, don't sell the family- farm operator short. On the pre- diction of R. B. Tootell, Governor of the Farm Credit Administration, there'll be about as many farms by 1980 as there are tcday. Today there are about million farms but only one million are grossing more than $10,000. (Cooperative Digest) The second prize title was sub- mitted by Bonnie Berry and it was "Alice in
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. FAMILY FARM WELL SURA IA"E AGRI. REVOLUTION Despite mounting capital re- quirements, price-cost squeeze and a continuous flood of improved technology, don't sell the family- farm operator short. On the pre- diction of R. B. Tootell, Governor of the Farm Credit Administration, there'll be about as many farms by 1980 as there are tcday. Today there are about million farms but only one million are grossing more than $10,000. (Cooperative Digest) The second prize title was sub- mitted by Bonnie Berry and it was "Alice in Cranberryland.'' Third was by Ruth Michele and the title was ''There Is No Land Like ; The association has voted to donate $300 to the Bandon Com- munity Scholarship Fund, and to present the queen of last year, Al'yson Anthony, with a $250 scholarship. In the future the queen will get a $250 scholarship from the Festival Association. "CRANBERRY FANTASY" THEME OF BANDON FESTIVAL "Cranberry Fantasy" will be the theme of the 19th annual Bandon (Ore.) Cranberry Festival, Sep- tember 17, 18 and 19, it has been decided by the Festival Associa- tion. Mrs. Kenneth Whitney sub- mitted the prize-winning theme. BREATH-TAKING LONG BEACH SCENE The Chinook Observer, weekly newspaper of Long Beach in this cranberry center of Washington State, reports: "A trip to the outer Jetty area is a breath-taking sight 2,000 feet out in the ocean. Whales, seals, sea lions play in the surf 50 feet from the ; INDIAN TRAIL, inc. WORKINGâMERCHANDIZINGâSELLING WISCONSIN-GROWN CRANBERRIES â -t V 12 Months of the Year. Moving FRESH âFROZENâ â CANNED & JUICE â Striving always to move TOP-QUAL- ITY products at TOP PRICES for bet- ter returns to WISCONSIN Growers. P. 0. BOX 710, WIS. RAPrOS, WIS. Wisconsin's Successful Cranberry Growers DEPEND ON Swift's Specialized Service for all their Plant Food and Chemicals Why Not YOU? Swift & Company Agrichem Di
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