. Les canneberges ; : la canneberge national magazine. La canneberge. La prévoyance est toujours le matériel nécessaire pour les machines de la canneberge sont toujours difficiles à obtenir, en raison des grèves et des problèmes de reconversion dans les usines des fournisseurs. Nous invitons les producteurs à passer des commandes au début pour les pompes, chamoisettes et sep- arators. Séparateur HAYDEN CO. C. E. St. Jacques WAREHAM, MASSE. plissées, avec procédure correcte le long de cette ligne, comme 'année dernière il y avait beaucoup d'proprably en oxygène préjudiciable à de nombreuses tourbières à cause de l'accumulation de neige sur la glace et l'épaisse neige-glace qui coupe la lumière du soleil à l'eau sous

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. Foresight is STILL necessary Materials for cranberry machinery are still difficult to obtain, because of strikes and reconversion problems in suppliers' plants. We are urging growers to place orders early for Pumps, Dusters, and Sep- arators. HAYDEN SEPARATOR MANUFACTURING CO. E. C. St. Jacques WAREHAM, MASS. creased, with proper procedure along this line, as 'ast year there was proprably much injurious oxygen deficiency on many bogs because of the heavy snow on ice and the thick snow-ice which cut out sunlight to the water beneath. When oxygen deficiency is found, the remedy is to pull out the water, and drop the ice onto the vines, and if the ice then melts (as it is likely to do in the changeable Massachusetts climate) reflood. Interest in this new practice has been gratifying to Dr. Bergman, even though only re'atively few have yet taken advantage of it. About 14 growers have ordered the necessary equipment although all have not been delivered and in- structions have been given by Bergman, both in the taking of samples and the titration tests. Growers who did not care to obtain the entire equipment could obtain that necessary for taking the samples, and bring the samples in to Bergman for the tests to be made for them, and this has been done by some. Those who have gone most act- ively into trying out the benefits of this new practice for themselves are A. D. Makepeace Co., which is making a rea ly thorough oxygen content survey of its great acreage of bogs in winter flood; the J. J. Beaton Co.; and "Dellie" Ham- mond of Smith-Hammond Co. Raymond Morse of N. E. Sales has been working with Dr. Bergman and is now equipped at the Tre- mont Packing House to assist in making determinations for com- pany members who desire the ser- vice. Cranberry Canners will set up equipment at Hanson and at the Plymoutth plant where tests may be made for its' members. It is the thought of Dr. Bergman that with

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