Great Western Sugar
Comp=y P. 0. Box 5308, Terminal AnnexDenver, ColoraJo 80217 (303) 893-4600
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Denver
4/11
/73
Final payment for the 1972 crop will be made next October since
under the terms of the beet purchase ~greemcnt, the grower's total
return for his crop is tied to thP net price to be received by the
Company from the sale of sugar in the marketing year to end
September
30,
1973.
"If current rrarket trends continue anc given r,ormal sugar content,
average gross returns to growers should be excellent," saicJ the G\..'S
President. "Including the Northern Ohio Sugar Coinpc:ny end G\•/5
factories in five Western states, to date we have contracted
approximately
304,000
acres of sugarbects c1.1ci sti 1 l nee~37,000
more 3cres for optimum factory operations. Contracting is in
progress c;nd the Company hc..pes to pi ck up the needed ac:·eage, 11
Wilber said.
