Insects and birds aid farmers in pest control study
An extensive US biological survey analyzes 800 square miles of crops and 75 stomachs to show hawks and other birds eat pests like grasshoppers and caterpillars. It notes some birds cause limited damage to fruit trees and that a steady mix of beneficial species supports farming.
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Milinois
Gsour-Dooryard
Martin
Cawayasuch
Ninth Annual W C T U Institute at Greenup
The Ninth Annual Institute of the Clark and Cumberland Counties Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the Greenup Presbyterian Church on April 20 and 21 led by Mrs. Naomi Price, county president, and Mrs. Harriet D. Hall, national organizer. Delegates from both counties attended a strong program with lectures by Hall, many public addresses, and new union memberships. Mrs. Hall completed two weeks of work and departed for other fields of labor.
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Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian, Church of
H. D. Hall
Cumberland
Enitdrein
Allabout
Ae Price
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