Cooler season good for apple growers in th바카라사이트e United States, but tha카지노 사이트t’s not where they should be, as a drought in the region continues.
„The fact that there’s no apple crop and that the wind can’t even blow a little bit means that it will be a dry season, which makes it harder for apple growers to sell their fruits that they’re 더킹카지노growing into the market,“ said Steve Bellone, chairman of the State Apple Producers Association in the state.
In Georgia alone, more than 200,000 fruit trees and crops could be cut down. About 80 percent of the state’s population of 2.7 million are not making enough money.
For growers like Steve Bellone, the cold winter means less food, and more work. The cold winter can be devastating to farmers like Steve Bellone, who said he loses $150,000 every year on apples. „It’s a tough one,“ Bellone said, explaining that one of his customers was unable to sell his harvest because he would be too cold. The apple growers also lose money on insurance for trees, as well as labor to grow the fruit.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimated the nation’s apple crop will shrink by 7 percent in a matter of months if conditions remain this dry. The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates the nation’s apple crop will shrink by 7 percent in a matter of months if conditions remain this dry. Photo: AP
Some farms, such as Bellone’s, have made it through the cold winter without much damage, he said. Others, however, have not.
„I’m just trying to save as much as I can for when I can sell them.“
Apple growers are hoping that, with the storm weakening, things should quickly improve for them. But Bellone said he doesn’t want any of his customers to be in the dark.
„They’ve been waiting for me to come back so they could sell,“ said Bellone, who is also president and CEO of a Georgia-based fruit supplier called The Fruit Guy. The Fruit Guy provides apples to local grocery stores, restaurants, and farmers markets.
The fruit company is currently in the process of buying a nearby commercial apple grower to cut off its supply line and start a new apple grower, he said.
Another option available to growers is to plant their own trees with no risk of getting into trouble with the USDA. The USDA is offering a $25,000 reward for information about growers who are plantin
Emergency plane landing pilot credits study for saving him
LONDON, Sept 6 —
A man from the United Kingdom has been credited for saving a pilot on a U.S. Airways flight after the pilot could not land successfully on a runway in the United States.
The pilot, whose name was not released, attempted to land at Manchester Airport, where there are no flights, the pilot told The Independent newspaper. The pilot said that 바카라he thought he was going to land on runway 25.
The pilot said that he was not trying to land on runway 25 but was making an emergency landing on runway 15 when the pilot said he could no longer land on the same runway. A U.S. Airways representative said no flights were affecte바카라d on that day and the pilot was able to land safely.
The pilot, who is the brother of U.S. Air Force Captain William H. Hargrave, told The Independent that the pilot was a very experienced commercial pilot who could not land without a serious incident and had done numerous flinatyasastra.comghts for U.S. Airways.
In addition, the pilot says he studied aviation safety history as part of his job at United Airways, and was impressed with the pilot’s work ethic and his willingness to make every attempt to land.
„There is no one who can land on a runway in England that is not going to ask a lot of questions and do everything they can to see they get the results they want,“ the pilot said.
Hargrave, who retired in 2002 after 15 years in the Air Force, had no further comment on the incident, which he also called „an accident of the largest kind.“
