Walnut Growing in Oregon
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Mr. Henry J. Biddle's ten and twelve-year-old trees averagedthirty pounds each. One hundred fifty dollars an acre fromtwelve-year-old trees is a conservative estimate, though some groves notcultivated may fall under that figure, while others in a high state ofcultivation will almost double it.
THE WALNUT MARKET The very fact that in 1907 Oregon-grown walnuts commanded several centsa pound higher price than those grown elsewhere indicates their marketvalue. When ordinary nuts sold for 12 and 16 ...cents a pound Oregon nutsbrought 18 and 20 cents.
New York dealers who cater to the costliest trade throughout the UnitedStates, and who have never handled for this purpose any but the finesttypes of imported nuts, pronounced the Oregon product satisfactory fromevery standpoint--finely flavored, nutty, meaty and delicious. They wereglad to pay an extra price to secure all that were available.
In the home market the leading dealers of Portland and Northwest citiesreadily dispose of all of the Oregon walnuts obtainable at an advancedprice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Henry J. Biddle's ten and twelve-year-old trees averagedthirty pounds each. One hundred fifty dollars an acre fromtwelve-year-old trees is a conservative estimate, though some groves notcultivated may fall under that figure, while others in a high state ofcultivation will almost double it.
THE WALNUT MARKET The very fact that in 1907 Oregon-grown walnuts commanded several centsa pound higher price than those grown elsewhere indicates their marketvalue. When ordinary nuts sold for 12 and 16 ...cents a pound Oregon nutsbrought 18 and 20 cents.
New York dealers who cater to the costliest trade throughout the UnitedStates, and who have never handled for this purpose any but the finesttypes of imported nuts, pronounced the Oregon product satisfactory fromevery standpoint--finely flavored, nutty, meaty and delicious. They wereglad to pay an extra price to secure all that were available.
In the home market the leading dealers of Portland and Northwest citiesreadily dispose of all of the Oregon walnuts obtainable at an advancedprice.
What to read after Walnut Growing in Oregon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooper Jacob Calvin to read onlineMoreLess
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