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I GOWER HARVEST.1 II

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I GOWER HARVEST. 1 I The prospects for the coming Gower har- vest are none too rosy. According to one Gower farmer they are anticipating trouble over the harvest." Sunday's un- precedented rain storm and Saturday's ,deluge have considerably damaged the I corn, wheat, and barley crops. Several fields in the Peninsula were absolutely flattened by the rain. but. fortunately by I the foresight of the farmers, the great part of the hay crop was saved. There is also a continued shortage of labour in Gower, and harvest time will be a time of great anxiety to the local agri- culturist. Fruit growing has been discour-I aged on account of the dimculty in getting j sugar supplie The potato stocks have also suffered con- siderably as a result of the recent rains, and already a serious proportion of potato disease has consequently increased. The rabbit pest is still rampant, although conditions have improved a little.

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