Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Almonds
The production of almonds has also increased substantially, rising from an average of tons in 1914 to an average of tons in 1927. California marketing organizations now have to find outlets for five times as many almonds as they did before the war. The develop ment of these outlets has been made particularly difficult by the wide ?uctuations in production from year to year. In years of large pro duction it is necessary to find many new customers for California almonds, and, to a considerable extent, this means the displacement of foreign almonds by domestic almonds. In years of small pro duction these new customers cannot be supplied with their full requirements. Consequently it is difficult to retain their trade. This problem is becoming increasingly difficult because of the tendency. For ?uctuations to become greater.
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