Tomato horn worm damage in Caroline County crops
The County Agent notes tomato horn worm feeding on tomato plants in Caroline County with plants stripped of foliage. It describes the worm and adult moths, and outlines dusting and spraying arsenicals for control, advising to stop treatments 10 days before ripening fruit. It also covers hot weather slowing tomato blight and reports reduced wheat and barley yields, plus guidance on tick prevention and DDT use.
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DDT usage tips and dairy and rose care guidance
Uncle Sam Says warns on powder and dip for dogs and DDT sprays for kennels while a Maryland extension specialist outlines dairy industry pressures and seven steps to boost production. He advises calf rearing, permanent pasture clipping, shade, fly control, ample clean water, and fast milking. The Rose Disease Program urges Fermate sprays to curb Black Spot, powdery mildew, and 15 other diseases, plus fall and winter treatments and spring lime sulfur dormancy spray.
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