. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. InsectsâOxygen Deficiency Philip E. Marucci of the Cran- berry and Blueberry Research Laboratory presented data to show that the attack of tipworm in 1953 considerably reduced the number of blossoming uprights, the total number of blossoms and the num- ber of berries produced in 1954. Eugene H. Varney, Pathologist, showed 1954 figures which conclusively proved the ex- cellent degree of control of cran- berry fruit rot which can be ob- tained by the recontmended sprays. C. A. Doehlert of the Cranbei-ry and Blueberry Researc
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. InsectsâOxygen Deficiency Philip E. Marucci of the Cran- berry and Blueberry Research Laboratory presented data to show that the attack of tipworm in 1953 considerably reduced the number of blossoming uprights, the total number of blossoms and the num- ber of berries produced in 1954. Eugene H. Varney, Pathologist, showed 1954 figures which conclusively proved the ex- cellent degree of control of cran- berry fruit rot which can be ob- tained by the recontmended sprays. C. A. Doehlert of the Cranbei-ry and Blueberry Research Lab- oratory reviewed two new experi- mental projects in which (1) the effect of oxygen deficiency is being made more clearly evident to New Jersey growers and (2) the various effects of hand prun- ing of cranberries is being com- pared with machine pruning. It's the Mighty Mite of chain saws. only 22 pounds 'Actual Dynamometer Rated Horsepower "Homelite" Model 17 Chain Saw No other saw so so easy to handle . . packs as much power. Enough power to zip through an 18 inch tree in 18 seconds. Enough power to cut trees 4 feet or more in diameter and to stand up without costly maintenance under steady pro- duction cutting. Try it . . this mighty mite of chain saws ... the new Homelite Model 17, today. FIELD - BROOK EQUiPIVlEIT Inc. Bedford St. East Bridg'water Phone E. B. 8-2761 Machinery Lasts Longer With Care Many farm machines are finish- ed for the season. Too often they are parked in the yard or in a field corner awaiting the annual round-up; sometimes even left standing until next year's use. Everyone knows that machines deteriorate as much or more from weathering action, rust and rot as from actual use. Protection from the elements by housing equipment in a roofed storage is a good investment, reminds W. C. Krueger, extension farm en- gineer at Rutgers University. V/hen machines are brought in to the storage, they should be cleaned and a careful inspecti
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