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a year ago he sold his 12,000-layer egg ranch, "That turned out to be the saddest day el my life," said Nelson, who speaks with a Swedish accent. "Those 20 years In the egg business were the happiest days of my life. "Retiring Is all right to look forward to--but not to greater than last yett and 23 per cent greater than) the recordl857 crop. The national es timate-Is 107 milliomVhlch is 27 per cent greater man last year' and 26'per cent higher Beach the group accepted In principle a formal syitem for more accurately estimating the 1961-62 and subsequent avocado crops. 7 Frank Wilkins. CAlio com A standard 13-pound flat an(J a 28-pound 2-layer pack for major avocado varieties proposed at the meeting py a CADO standardization Committee. Everett Johnson than the previous record. mittee chairman, arjd state of Vista, committee1 chair Minnesota is the leading tur Department of Agriculture man, reported weight toler key producing state with an representatives are Working ance due to shrinkage or estimated 19.1 million and final details to consolidate other factors had not been CalifosQla Is second.. by Oct. 1 the on-tr^e estl- determined. do," he added. So now on his property Immediately south of the Farm YVjageIrrigation Advised Septemliw and O'ctobe have been called critical old ranch, he's building new months, "lrom the standpoint layer houses, the first of which will be 20 sections. To Set Bracero Rateof: avocado irrigation C. D. Gustafson, a University of Each section will house 1,500 California farm adviser, said. layers. With the occasional help of a neighbor, he's do ing the work himself. "By next year," he said. "1 hope to be making so much money I won't be eli He said the first 18 to 20 inches of soil should be kept moist at all times during this period. He recommended a deep irrigation should be ap plied if It has not been done SACRAMENTO. S 6 p t. 23 (UPI) -- The state Employ ment) Department- has listed results of seven surveys gj wages being paid to dorm-- iective paging, 37.5 cents per| hundredweight; potato load ' nz*8l.25 an hour. Eastern Riverside County, Vidal area of San Bernardino gible for the social security already. He also recommend County and Palo Verde Val check." ed once a week irrigation on ley; cotton picking. $3 per 100 N e 1 s on, who calls his ranch Valhalla--the Swedish word lor heaven--1 Ives about a half mile north of | Ramona on the Escondido road, where he has 15 acres. Kirkland Photo Carl Nelson, Ramona poultryman, works oq. first section of layer houses which he hopes will contain 30,000 laying hens. Nelson returns to business after retiring last year. the lighter textured and shal pounds. low soils since these types The surveys are used to Los Angeles County; canta become dry in a short time. establish wages whii h must loupe picking. SI an hour Bulletins Available be paid Jo Mexican t atlonals Littlerock and Valermo dis doing the same type if work. tricts, pear harvest, SI an Two bulletins -- "When To The department yesterday hour. Pick Avocados" and "Har said that In two Instances, San Bernardino and West He's well over six feet, something of a Viking him men of the Sah Diego Coun the area, and graduaHy au vesting and Marketing You tomato picking in Monterey ern Riverside counties; wine Avocados1' -- are available at] County and picking'up po grape harvest, for winery 9 self. He came to Canada ty Cooperative Poultry As tomated his operation. His the Farm Adviser's Office,! tatoes in San Joaqubi Coun cents a box, for shipment 18 from-Sweden when he was sociation,"through which he new layer houses will have University of California Agri-I ty, tl^ere were not enough do. cents a box, $1 an hour. 1 20, worked In lumber camps and sawmills In the North west. and finally for the Benson Lumber Co., when it was bringing logs by raft lo National City. He left the latter for his poultry ranch 20 years ago, has never had always marketed his eggs. He started with 2.000 lay ers. added 3.000 turkeys, dropped them, and built his white leghorn flock to 12,000. Ho built his own bulk feeder, one oi the first in saw tooth roofs, designed to cultural Extension Service, ;mestic working to establish a catch every bit of wind for Building 1, 4005 Rosccrans St., Iprevaling wage. 1 Shed car problems with ventilation. San Diego. The survey findings In the better car you'll find in He can hardly wait to get C. D. Gustafson, a univer lu'ded the Automobile for sale col- back into the egg business. sity farm adviser, said the Sarv Joaquin County: pickjumns of the Classified Ads. "I even miss the chick booklets give advice on de and grade peaches, 4?.5 centsjSan Diego's marketplace to and feed salesmen." he said. termining fruit maturity. ner hundred weight ;f nonse-'buy or sell. Phone BE 3-8080. regret. . "You know, if you want to be happy one day. get drunk; three weeks, get married; all your life, buy a chicken ranch." he says. (He's been happily married for many years.) Nelson knew nothing about chickens when he set up his plant in Ramona-- except, he says, they had two drumsticks. FEATURING DU PONT VINYL UPHOLSTERY He used what he regards as the secrets, If any, of success--hard work and be on your toes. Specifically, he listened to the counsel of Robert Adolph, farm ad viser for poultry, and the Farm Cost Limited time only. 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