A Bulletin On Orchard Practice
A Bulletin On Orchard Practice
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Near the close of the warm season eggs are depos- ited on the twigs, and these hatch the following spring, and so continue the cycle of development. Aphides cause injury to young trees, nursery stock, and newly set grafts, princi- pally by hindering or destroying leaf action.
The common remedy is kerosene emulsion used as a spray. The remedy I have found best by extensive practice is a prep- aration of nicotine, a by-product in the manufacture of to- bacco for the trade. This is a syrupy liquid... put up and sold in one and five gallon cans, and extensively used as a sheep dip for ticks, and by greenhouse men to kill insects infesting tender plants. It is offered to the trade under the names, Sheep Dip, Rose Leaf, Black Leaf, Nicoticide and other trade names. The cost is $1. 00 to $1. 25 per gallon and is diluted with about 75 parts water for application. A strong tobacco tea made from the refuse of cigar factories and used as a spray is an excellent substitute for the commercial nico- tine products.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near the close of the warm season eggs are depos- ited on the twigs, and these hatch the following spring, and so continue the cycle of development. Aphides cause injury to young trees, nursery stock, and newly set grafts, princi- pally by hindering or destroying leaf action.
The common remedy is kerosene emulsion used as a spray. The remedy I have found best by extensive practice is a prep- aration of nicotine, a by-product in the manufacture of to- bacco for the trade. This is a syrupy liquid... put up and sold in one and five gallon cans, and extensively used as a sheep dip for ticks, and by greenhouse men to kill insects infesting tender plants. It is offered to the trade under the names, Sheep Dip, Rose Leaf, Black Leaf, Nicoticide and other trade names. The cost is $1. 00 to $1. 25 per gallon and is diluted with about 75 parts water for application. A strong tobacco tea made from the refuse of cigar factories and used as a spray is an excellent substitute for the commercial nico- tine products.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Washington State State Commissioner of Horticul to read onlineMoreLess
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