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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
7
Knowledge of pest habits guides effective spray use. Entomologists outline timing and products for orchards and vineyards, notably apples and grapes. Growers often neglect these guidelines, risking poor results. Proper equipment upkeep and additions like Bordeaux and Vermorel nozzles boost efficiency.
The article explains preparing and timing spray operations for San Jose scale cadling moth and leaf eating insects. It stresses reaching every part of the tree, spraying calyx cups after petals fall, and using a mistlike spray for even distribution. It notes the need for end-to-end arrangements and regular checks during spraying.
Buffalo grass and bunch grass form permanent western pastures in their preferred locales. Seeds arrive spontaneously, carried by winds, people, birds, and both wild and domestic animals, spreading across the landscape.
The article notes a long house is desirable for flocks of 50 to 100 birds. Birds are fed by a hopper system and feed themselves, with good results reported from this method of handling laying stock.
An Orange Judd Farmer description reveals a porch side trap to deter chickenhouse prowlers. A wooden tube with two screen doors and a rocking platform engages a latch when an intruder steps inside, dropping a heavy outer door to secure the fate of the trespasser.
Three Holstein cattle from the College of Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin were sold to G. L. Saito of Tokyo. Saito, a noted dairyman, will ship the animals to his dairy near Tokyo as part of his program to import choice cattle from the United States. The herd includes a yearling bull and two two year old heifers.
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