. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. Ala nil. 1920 of bud moth, case bearers, etc., making possible, theoretically at least, by this insecticide combination the control of San Jose scale, apple aphids and cer- tain foliage feeders by one application. Tests for Destruction of Aphid Eggs The first tests were made for the pur- pose of determining the comparative efficiency of lime-sulphur solution and miscible oils against the unhatched aphid eggs. The lime-sulphur was a fresh sahiple of a commercial concen- trate, having a density of 34° Baume. This was used at the strength recom- mended upon the cont
. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. Ala nil. 1920 of bud moth, case bearers, etc., making possible, theoretically at least, by this insecticide combination the control of San Jose scale, apple aphids and cer- tain foliage feeders by one application. Tests for Destruction of Aphid Eggs The first tests were made for the pur- pose of determining the comparative efficiency of lime-sulphur solution and miscible oils against the unhatched aphid eggs. The lime-sulphur was a fresh sahiple of a commercial concen- trate, having a density of 34° Baume. This was used at the strength recom- mended upon the container for dormant applications, one to eight. Two propri- etary miscible oils were tested, these being diluted one to fifteen, the usual dormant season strength. Although both samples were fresh from the man- ufacturers, one was evidently imper- fect as there was some free oil present. In the tests, however, this imperfect sample showed to less advantage in de- stroying the eggs than the well-pre- pared sample, a rather unexpected out- come, perhaps, in view of the presence of free oil. These tests, as in the case of those following in which the aim was to determine the comparative kill- ing efficiency, were carried out in the laboratory, where careful counts could BETTER FRUIT Page 2Q Orchard For Sale At Grants Pass, Oregon 2S0-acre ranch, about 60 acres young orchard, mostly pears, just coming into bearing. About 100 acres all told in cultivation. Fair house, large barn, also cement floor cow barn, cement silo; personal property. All for only $35,000. Reasonable terms. A. N. PARSONS, Grants Pass, Oregon. Pull Stumps FREE!J tVr»e for BOOK^ ^rmi , FREE ^Q^if Send No Money 3 Try Kirstin 30 daysFREEonyour own stumps—6 nwittlis ^ topqy. H not convinced return it. Money refunded. ^.__ TCiE2*!a?Sl" IWeighs less—costs less. Greater power speed I and strength. Lasts longer. A few pounds puU |on handle exerts tons on stump. Free Book 5 full details. Shows One-Man and Ho
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