Insects Dominate 1957 Pests Listed by USDA
The USDA notes corn earworm, housefly, and mosquito head were the top named pests in state reports for 1957. Plant mites, European corn borer, aphids, and grasshoppers also ranked high among important pests.
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Us$ Department of Agriculture
Canada Produces Greater Corn Crop in 1957
The Foreign Agricultural Service estimates Canada shelled corn production at 296 million bushels in 1957, second only to 315 million in 1955 and 59 percent above the 10 year average. The piece also surveys widespread crop and livestock pests across the United States, from boll weevils and aphids to leafhoppers and the stable fly, noting regional prevalence and impacts on crops and livestock.
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Central States
Shift Toward Higher Yield Hybrids Expands Acreage
The rise stems from greater use of higher yield hybrid varieties and expansion in acreage over the past three years.
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