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     ia e astt   to   k" Mt. AM     ieAh will O  ve rvbbe ml
     atidWr tire ratieat   cen   st
     Z-t ofiti es u.
6.  ceoste a ow*o beeta         to dumes Lrow _tblm     MAV
7.  Afi&*& With SelasTOle to    seat  on _WMh eoeSM &ot the
    ortogo et fm   poe rteh km bee lSvoulng I& ~#a woe b"m"
    of the bdS  MA tabstrial __mm  for awe vers.
         AVic1turO ococ     a strategic position ia the was tefort be-
omee food Is " ossantiel - sums an buLloet.
         Geeally   oakidg, 1942 was a good crop yow md despite d1ff1-
Cultse, Dno ¢UtY fern production of critical foods ha increased do-
spito an increasing shorte of tfr am   pover.   Vao predit the shortage
of both labor end two nachinery will makm itself erident in L943 Prodnc-
tieo.. Many veil Itformod Individuals wo proedicting tha If 1943 is an
rrage crop yeor, Dao County tun production will fall off as much as
25% from the high cstablishod In 1942.
         Vith tho assistance of tho Stat Crop Reporting Sorvice, I hero
proped tho following estimates for a few vital war foods producod In Dke
1941  stlinatel
Production
Milk
Rags
Soy berm (bu.)
Joy boan acres
   (all uses)
Canning peas
Swoot corn
Alflfa ht W
Alfalfa haq acres
553.800,000 lb.
15.,000 pig crop
79.000,000
27450 bu.
1,630
1ll42.000 lbs.
12.725 tons
129,048 tons
53.770 acres
1942 IUsatdof
  Production
  570.413.000
  237,000 pig crop
  90,000,000
*(%9000bu. (?) )
  3.970
        000 lbs.
  114,000 tosa
  l1I6,000 tons
     -.Sos
Percent of
Increao that
L942 Production is
abovo 194l
      3%
      14%
    l"% (1)
    117%
    30%
    10%
    15%
      2%
* Doesn't Wa     into considration laMW  done by owly frost..
Coutys
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6.
7.
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