Sugar Industry Report on Cane Pests and Varieties
The Bureau of Sugar Experiment Station reports late rainy season growth, cane grub impacts, and pest management notes. Arsenic soil placement shows no sugar contamination risks. DI135 cane shows resilience. Locusts, beetle borers, and a new native grass bug threaten fields, with recommendations to burn trash, monitor parasites, and encourage collection of grub specimens for study.
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Noted Insect Behavior At Babinda And Fiji
The article records observed shondamee indications in Babinda and notes in Fiji in 1913 that the pest did not attack sugar cane. Growers urged concern, but the author doubts a link to cane borer beetles due to differing habits, despite similar adult beetle appearance.
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