Gypsy moth infests New York woodlands and travels by pattern
The Department of Agriculture notes gypsy moth caterpillars defoliated an estimated 170000 acres in New York this summer. Surveys trap moths, and parks are sprayed as researchers seek biological controls. Travel advisories warn campers to check gear to avoid spreading larvae.
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Dept. of Agriculture and Markets
Division of
New York
Burel Lane
Department
Tompkins
Schuyler
Seneca
Lane
Plant Protection Division
Agriculture Research Service
United States Department of Agriculture
New York State
Fall jobs in the vineyard prune and layer for replacements
Grape grower guidance urges November work after leaf fall. Pruning can continue during dormancy and layering for missing vines can start in November to speed replacement with high survival rates. Herbicide applications using simazine or Karmex may control under trellis weeds before spring rush.
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Finger Lakes Area
Interlaiken Holstein Farm Sets Milk Production Records
New production records announced by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America show Lawara Farms owner Mrs. Charles L. Halloway with two cows from the Dairy Herd Improvement Registry. Lawara Sel ay Carol 6633941 yields 21,710 pounds milk at 3.5 percent fat while Lawara Sky Glean 7234904 produces 16,600 pounds milk at 3.6 percent fat.
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Interlaken
Holstein-Friesian Assoc. of America
Dairy Herd Improvement Registry
DHIR
Lawara Farms
Charles L. Halloway
Lawara Seeley Carol
Lawara
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