ROOT ..MAGGOT CONTROL
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Control of the cabbqgQ maggot con be gen
erally accomplished by the use of roak sol
utions of calomel or mercury bichloride ’
(corrosive s'ublirate) or by tho use of tar
paper disks in the case of such crops as
cabbage and cauliflower. : •
If corrosive sublimate (mercury bichloride]
or calomel (morcurous chloride) is to’’ bo
used, the recommended dilution is one ounc(
(Parker Lester of the 2 .tension Office is
recommending two ounces) of the finely
pordered crystals to 10 gallons of v/ater.
Tho material is first dissolved in about
a pint of hot mater, in a glass or enamel
raro container, after rhich it is dilutod
to 10 gallons by the addition of cold
rotor. Ten gallons of solution is suffi
cient for one treatment.of approximately
500 plants (20 to 30 gallons per acre).The
addition of a small quantity of commercial
fertiliser rill permit tho solution to
serve as a ’’starter" solution as roll as
a maggot control ncasuro, in tho case of
norly set out transplants.
The first .application should bo nado ’-hen j
the slants arc set in the field in the
case of transplants such as cabbago,cauli
flov:er, etc. In the case of root crons,
the first application should bo nade
shortly after the plants cane up, Fron
t-.'O to three treatments at 8 and 10 day
intervals ^ill be sufficient .to give ade
quate protection in most cases, cupful
to each nlant is recommended for trans
plants. Do not act the leaves of the plant;
(vet during ap'plicat ion.
T" is solution is a violent poison and greed
care should be taken to provent accidents.
CUTWORM CONTROL
Cont. from pu.^8
Suitable outworn baits nay bo purchased
already prepared, or they nay bo nixed at
hone if preferred, ’"heat bran is renark
ably attractive" to many species of cut
v.’orns and is readily fed upon, when avail
able, even in ureferonco to green vegeta
tion. In semo cases shorts- have beer,
found to be slightly norc attractive than
the bran. Many rccomcndod outworn baits'
also include sv:ootcning, such as nolasscs,
while some also include crushed fruits of
various sorts—particularly oranges or
dor.ons.
(A) IT.S.D.A. err.nla
Dry, flaky rrhoat bran 25 lbs.
Paris green or>sodium fluosilicato 1 lb*
T'ater enough to noistcn (3-4 gallons)
(3) Oregon Si;r.tc F~r: oil a 1 (l'.V6)
Coarse ’.Theat bran 25 lbs.
Salt lb
. TThitc arsenic or Paris Croon 1 lb
Sirup or brovnt sugar 1 nt,
Tft’ter to mako a crunbly rcash
(C) Oil Bait
Bran 25 lbs
Poison (Paris C-roen or
sodiura fluosilicato) 1 lb
Lubricating oil (20-30 S.A.B.) 2 qts.
B ••'•oison should f irs% be thoroughly
nixed dry.in a tub and gradually nixed
-ith rater and again nixed thoroughly. A
half barrel or tight box can also bo used.
Avoid breathing tho poisoned dust and keep
'poison a"ay fron children and aninals.
Broadcast over infested areas at the rate
of 10 or 12 lbs per acre and up to 20 lbs
rrhore infestation is very heavy.
st. hicuasl's catholic csjrch
Rev, 7athor Janes Snead, Pastor
Sunday Hass 10: '0 an
Confessions hoard before Hass
Sodality Connunion-first Sunday of each
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Ray E. Adahs, Minister
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Bible Study t Prayer
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