On the Control of Sugar-Cane Insects
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Exp. Stat. Bull.
209, p. 3). Hence a torch, supplied with some suitable sweet- smelling attractant, and used from time to time as needed du- ring warm dark nights up till fall, holds out a far better promise of success in controlling this new pest than anything that has yet been devised.
The torch does not make a bright light. This in some ways is a disadvantage and in other respects an advantage. In the great majority of cases it is a decided advantage, for as the range of attraction extends, ...say, for 1000 teet in each direction, this about covers the area of the average farm. The farmer does not want to draw injurious insect away from his neighbors upon his farm. The brighter the light and the smaller the farm the less benefit does the farmer using a trap get and the more benefit, free of charge, do get the other farmers within the range of attraction of his trap.
Inasmuch as any means of controlling injurious insects, de- struction of hibernating quarters for instance, always also more or less injures beneficial and neutral ones, it is necessary that the public be sufficiently educated in using a trap to know what they are mostly catching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Exp. Stat. Bull.
209, p. 3). Hence a torch, supplied with some suitable sweet- smelling attractant, and used from time to time as needed du- ring warm dark nights up till fall, holds out a far better promise of success in controlling this new pest than anything that has yet been devised.
The torch does not make a bright light. This in some ways is a disadvantage and in other respects an advantage. In the great majority of cases it is a decided advantage, for as the range of attraction extends, ...say, for 1000 teet in each direction, this about covers the area of the average farm. The farmer does not want to draw injurious insect away from his neighbors upon his farm. The brighter the light and the smaller the farm the less benefit does the farmer using a trap get and the more benefit, free of charge, do get the other farmers within the range of attraction of his trap.
Inasmuch as any means of controlling injurious insects, de- struction of hibernating quarters for instance, always also more or less injures beneficial and neutral ones, it is necessary that the public be sufficiently educated in using a trap to know what they are mostly catching.
What to read after On the Control of Sugar-Cane Insects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reinlein, Fred, 1866- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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