Naughty Nezara invades Cherokee County tomatoes 1960s
The Cherokeee County farm column warns of the southern green stink bug Nezara viridula damaging tomatoes peas and crops. It details life cycle control methods including Sabadilla and Lindane dusts timing weekly applications and the use of a crank dust gun. Community events and 4H notes follow with awards and new staff appointments.
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