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Editorial
December 15, 1928
The Arkansas Farmer
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
What is this article about?
In response to J. W. Moorehouse from Chicot County, Arkansas, H. K. Thatcher advises that Canada field peas, suited to moderate northern summers, would not thrive in the hot and dry Arkansas climate.
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December 15, 1928.
-By H. K. Thatcher Biscoe, Ark.
Products are
Canada Field Peas.
From Chicot county writes Mr. J. W. Moorehouse asking about the use of Canada field peas. He writes. "I have heard and have read about the Canada field-pea-and-would like to know if you know any thing about them and if they would be suitable for this country."
The Canada field peas are a strictly northern pea requiring summers that are very moderate. In my opinion our summers would be entirely too hot and dry for them.
-By H. K. Thatcher Biscoe, Ark.
Products are
Canada Field Peas.
From Chicot county writes Mr. J. W. Moorehouse asking about the use of Canada field peas. He writes. "I have heard and have read about the Canada field-pea-and-would like to know if you know any thing about them and if they would be suitable for this country."
The Canada field peas are a strictly northern pea requiring summers that are very moderate. In my opinion our summers would be entirely too hot and dry for them.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Canada Field Peas
Arkansas Farming
Crop Suitability
Northern Climate
What entities or persons were involved?
H. K. Thatcher
J. W. Moorehouse
Chicot County
Biscoe, Ark.
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Suitability Of Canada Field Peas For Arkansas
Stance / Tone
Unsuitable Due To Hot And Dry Summers
Key Figures
H. K. Thatcher
J. W. Moorehouse
Chicot County
Biscoe, Ark.
Key Arguments
Canada Field Peas Require Very Moderate Summers
Arkansas Summers Are Too Hot And Dry For Them