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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1923

Page

5

Clean Fence Rows to Battle Insects on Farms

Farmers are urged to burn fence row debris to remove insect harbors and plant waste that attract pests. Crop rotation is recommended to curb white grubs wire worms and corn root worms. Dr F A Fenton advises on feeding habits of insects and suggests nicotine solutions lime sulfur nicotine sprays and tobacco extracts. For leaf sucking pests one to two pounds of chipped soap per 60 gallons of spray is advised. Lead arsenate is preferred over paris green except for the potato beetle with 50 gallons of water for two pounds and careful use to avoid foliage burning.

F. A. Fenton Town Agricultural Experiment Station Fenton

Should Not Sow Seed On Sloping Lawns

If a lawn slopes seed should wait until after the rainy spell ends. Seeding can occur by mid or late April in level lawns. A bluegrass-clover mix is preferred. prepare a custom mix with three quarters of a pound blue grass and about half a pound of white clover bent grass or fescue. Seed, then cover lightly to prevent wind, and consider Italian rye grass or oats for quick cover to shade future plantings.

Horticultural Department of Town State College

Rhubarb As A Good Crop For Home Gardens

G W Holsinger of Iowa State College extols rhubarb as a thrifty early season crop. He advises heavy manure, fertile soil, five plants per family, and starting new plants from old crown sections. Linnaeus variety noted for color and less fiber, best after three years of growth.

G. W Holsinger Agricultural Extension Iowa State College Linnaeus Victoria Myr Holsinger

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