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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

07 May 1981

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Ottawa Herald

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Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1981

Page

4

Beneficial Insects Abound As Predators Are Controlled

Kansas State University entomologist Dell Gates says greenbugs survived winter, reproducing rapidly, threatening wheat. In McPherson area two weeks ago greenbugs were uncontrolled until Bob Bozworth noted lady beetles have mostly restrained them. Gates critiques calling them lady bugs and notes California beetles bring a parasite wasp that harms local populations.

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Diane Yeamans Dell Gates Kansas State University Extension Service Manhattan Gates McPherson Bob Bozworth Franklin County Kansas California High Plains USDA Fungi Bozworth Centropolis Marshall George Lippert Extension Service Chanute Topeka Lippert Oklahoma Nebraska Missouri Iowa
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Entomologists Promote Insect Aid For Kansas Crops

Kansas researchers discuss Lady Beetles Greenbug wasps and fungi as natural controls for aphids and greenbugs across alfalfa and alfalfa weevil. They note limited success and temperature constraints, with USDA monitoring wasp populations in 18 counties and calls for further introductions.

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Bulls Throughly For Production By ROBERT W BOZWORTH

Dr Homer K Caley Kansas State University recommends semen evaluation before breeding May and June. Bulls vary in capacity from 30 to 40 cows to one per 25 in tough terrain. Avoid open cows from a single pastured bull and hire a veterinarian for semen testing and a physical exam. Ensure bulls have good feet eyes and no sore feet or eye disease.

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Robert W. Bozworth Homer K. Caley Kansas State University Caley Casey Kansas
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