Bulletin from the Guide to Chodosh

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UPDATE FROM THE GUIDE TO CHODOSH



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Our current preliminary data follows:

Freshly baked bakery goods in the Eastern USA and Far West are probably 
Chodosh starting Aug 31. In the Mid West the probable Chodosh date was Aug 14.



Barley: Trinidad, Peak, Jack Rabbit Chodosh packing date Sept 15.



Oats Chodosh packing dates: Quaker-Aug 21, ConAgra, Pathmark-Sept 21, 
Maypo-Oct 1

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