Foreign Crops and Markets, Vol. 9 : July 16, 1924 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Foreign Crops and Markets, Vol. 9: July 16, 1924

Crop conditions in Germany improved during June so that on July 1 all cereals were above average, except winter rye, which was only one point below. A fine wheat crop is expected according to a radiogram from the office of the American Agricultural Commissioner in Berlin Spring was late in Germany and crop conditions earlier in the season were not very satisfactory.

Canadian wheat acreage officially estimated July 11 is 21, 676, 000 acres compared with 22, 672, 000 acres last year. Or a decrease of about 4. 4 per cent Mere important than the acreage decrease, however, is the condition report now placed at 92 per cent of the 10 year average. Pri vate reports now place the probable production at about bush els.

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