Husmann, G: Currant-Grape Growing -

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Excerpt from Currant-Grape Growing: A Promising New Industry

The above mentioned Panariti cuttings arrived in Washington on the very day the writer entered on his viticultural activities with the Department Of Agriculture, and constituted the first lot Of grape material, entrusted to his care. They consisted of a medley Of old and young wood Of miscellaneous strength and lengths, Which arrived in a somewhat dry condition. The 1-year -old wood was made into cuttings, and some Of these cuttings were distributed among grape growers in California, Arizona, and southern Nevada. This dis.

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