. Les canneberges ; : la canneberge national magazine. La canneberge. velop plus d'une partie d'entre eux. Il serait difficile de fournir de l'eau à moins que l'ensemble de la zone potentielle a été mis en tourbière. Pour faire partie de ces marécages naturels serait peu pratique. De faire tout d'entre eux seraient extrêmement cher." Il a dit qu'il pouvait penser de sites de 4, 5, 6 cents acres de marais, mais ces endroits devraient tous être développé comme une unité, il croyait. Il a parlé de la vaste marécage en Hockamock 75014 et Easton qui, dit-il, il pourrait être possible de développer en marécage de peut-être 1 000 acres. "Mais qui est goin

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. velop more than a portion of them. It would be difficult to provide water unless the entire potential area was put into bog. To do part of these natural swamps would be impractical. To do all of them would be immensely expensive." He said he could think of sites of 4, 5, 6 hundred acre bogs, but these locations would all have to be developed as a unit, he believed. He referred to the vast Hockamock swamp in Raynham and Easton which, he said, it might be possible to develop into a bog of maybe 1, 000 acres. "But who is going to swing a bog like that?" There are many smaller sites available and he would expect to see some of these developed as time goes on. Bristol County growers probably feel no worse and no more optimistic than the growers of other counties about the present status of the industry. Believes Industry Troubles Can Be Overcome He said he was very much in- terested and hopeful of better marketing conditions in the future, now that the two co-ops are work- ing more closely together than they have in the past few years. He said he had always been much interested in the fact that cran- berry growing is one of the few industries in which ownership of properties are so often handed down from father to son, and often for several generations. "I like to see that. I suppose this proves that cranberries offer a better and more reliable income over a long period of time than most other crops. I don't believe there is anything seriously wrong with the cranberry industry that cannot be overcome by the growers them- selves." Returning to the subject of Bris- told County he said: "I understand from those who have real Cape expei-ience that this is the Howe Variety country. I have been told that our muck is capable of better yields. Bristol Is "Howe Country" "I am only giving my own theory here, but I think we have a differ- ent kind of muck or peat here in Brist

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