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Farmers Depend On Insecticides Show Survey Impact
An independent survey of 18 015 Midwest corn growers reveals 86.4 percent use soil insecticides led by aldrin to protect yields from rootworms and grubs. The study notes potential 20 39 percent damage without aldrin and identifies acres treated nationwide in 1970, with conservation-minded farmers reporting minimal environmental harm. Also mentions Missouri Junior Angus Showmanship Contest set for March 7 at the University of Missouri Columbia.
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Midwest States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Farm Journal Research Service
Pesticides Regulation Division
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Columbia
New Livestock Center
University of Missouri At Columbia