. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. Two Bxtremely warm days of 87° on the 21st and 28th were among the warmest ever recorded in April. An intense storm occur- red on April 28, during which inches of rain was recorded. Some hail was noted during this storm but very little damage to blueberries resulted. During the m'onth a total of inches of rainfall occurred on 13 days. This is inches more than normal. Jersey Cold Week A week of cold weather began with the night of April 30, when minimum temperatures ran be- tween 26° and 33°. The next night it was 35°


. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. Two Bxtremely warm days of 87° on the 21st and 28th were among the warmest ever recorded in April. An intense storm occur- red on April 28, during which inches of rain was recorded. Some hail was noted during this storm but very little damage to blueberries resulted. During the m'onth a total of inches of rainfall occurred on 13 days. This is inches more than normal. Jersey Cold Week A week of cold weather began with the night of April 30, when minimum temperatures ran be- tween 26° and 33°. The next night it was 35°; May 3, 15-21°; the 4th, 14-21°; the 5th, 23-24°; the 6th, 20-27°. Several growers had drawn their bogs during the first half of April but all, it is believed, were able to reflow. here was undoubtedly some less of buds along the shallow edge^ of bogs and places where vines were not fully submerged. In the coldest blueberry fields and pai'ticularly where there was not good air movement, there was frost injury. In a number of fields, berry blight is being m'istaken for frost injury. The damage done would have been much greater if the cold wave had begun with the night (emper;atures of May 3 and 4 (actually the mornings of May 4 and 5). Following the hot day of April 28, these two nights gave valuable service in hardening the buds and blueberry blooms. WASHINGTON Good (; rowing Conditions The month of April has been quite mild with a comparatively low rain fall for this area. The minimum temperature recorded was 25° on April 19th with a temperature of 28° reached on several other occasions. Maximum' for the month was 72° on April 29th. The minimum humidity was recorded on April 8th at 58'^/«;e7pai. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Portland, CT [etc. ] : Taylor Pub. Co. [etc.


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