is Bite Back emic Poisons Protect Plants jerimental success with cro p pests, systemic insecticides for The insecticides were sp in both granular and plied at planting time id form against bean through nozzles or tubes at has been reported by tached to the planter boots U S. Department of Ag- as to place the insecticide in ire - the soil with the seed. ;cd in these forms, rath- In the experments, conduc lan as spray or dust, pho- ted in southern California, (Thimet) and Di-Syston the systemics applied in the ntrolled the two-spotted seed furrow in dosages of ,*r mite. Control lasted less than 1 pound per acre two to three months in were as effictive as higher 'imeAtal plots of lima dosages against the mites. according to scientists Control was as high as 95 IDA’S Agricultural Re- percent for three months af ;h Service. ter planting. The residue like the more costly ;ntional applications of / and dust insecticides, applications of systemics not destructive to natural ttors and parasites of YEAR Available through all EASTERN STATES RMEHS EXCHANGE SERVICE CENTERS Local Representatives Now, kill woody brush just by spreading dry pellets of Du Pont DYBAR A new, easy method for controlling brush in fence rows and other brush-infested areas Here, at last, is an effective yet work-saving way to control brush / Just spread dry pellets of new Du Pont “Dybar” at the base of each cluster. This simple method cuts out much of the time pre viously needed for this pesky but necessary chore. Start planning now for a brush-control program with Du Pont “Dybar” You can apply “Dybar” any time. That means this fall and winter you can control brush instead of spending valuable time next summer to do the job. "Dybar" is easy to apply-You apply “Dybar” to the ground around brush just the way it comes—in dry, pelleted form. Spread it right from the bag, at the base of individual stems or clusters, or broadcast for larger areas. "Dyfa at" is economical-“Dybar” reduces your labor costs, requires no expensive equipment, gives positive brush control from just one treatment. "Dybar" is effective-Successful field trials and commercial usage right in this area have proven its ability to control woody plants. Use it effectively on fence rows and other non-cultivated areas. “Dybar” is non-corrosive to equipment, non-flammable and low in toxicity to man and animals when used as directed. On all chemicals, aluays follow label instructions and warnings carefully. ®POB * U 5 PATO ff BETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING THPOUCH chemistry DYBAR , trademark WEED AND BRUSH KILLER DISTRIBUTED BY J. C. EHRLICH CO. 736 E. CHESTNUT ST., LANCASTER p H . Ex ,_ 372 , amounted to less than 0.1 ppm {parts per million) In tested samples of dried bean* and there was no appreciable toxicity to the bean plants. The two-spotted spider mite' may infest nearly all field crops, vegetables, orch ard trees, weeds and green house plants. It is distributed CONTROL BRUSH WITH DYBAR You can depend on your Mil ler dealer for your Dybar requirements. miller chemical & FERTILIZER CORPORATION Plan! Location - Hanover, Pa. trademark FENURON WEED AND BRUSH KILLER I i E I.du Pont de Nemours &Co (Inc ) I Industrial and Biochemical# Department | « 1 i E. Lancaster Avenue | Wynnewood (Phdadelphia), Pa. j O Please send me the name of my nearest supplier. | □ Please send me further information on “Dybar”. j Nnmr> Addres: City. Ayrshire Record Is Announced An Ayrshire cow, Magnet’s Queen May, owned by C. Harold Gable & Son at El verson, Pa, has been given the high rating of ‘Approved Dam’ by the Ayrshire Breed ers Association, Brandon, Vermont. The Approved Dam rating has been given to this cow m recognition of the production ability of at least two of her offspring. She has 2 daugh ters that average 10,863 lbs. of 4.14% milk and 450 lbs butterfat Mature Equivalent, 2x, 305 days. The Approved Dam P'an, adopted by the Ayrshire Breeders’ Association in ’42, has aided in the identification of the most valuable brood cows in the breed. Widely throughout the U. S., can stunt the growth of host plants, and can kill plants if left unchecked. GET YOUR DYBAR AT Farm Bureau .State. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 21, 1959 TOASTED TURKEY APPETIZERS 2 cups roasted turkey, cubed 3 tablespoons butter V* cup chopped onion 3 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup milk 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Thinly sliced ice box rye or round crackers Grated sharp 'heddar cheese i butter. CowK onions in butter until golden brown. Salt ‘ Add mUk - Conti nue to cook stirring Su Stir m Worchestershire sa uce and turkey Mix of u° Ug y f° mbine flaVors - S P read °ue teaspoon tl ! + U f ey nuxture on bread or crackers Sprinkle top of turkey mixture with cheese Place on a cookie sheet nut i h + u °l en (425 degrees) and toast 3 to 5 minutes or just until the cheese melts. Serve hot garnished with whole cran bemes and whole cranberry sauce. Yield. 25 appetizers. HOLLAND STONE The New Building Stone For Farm, Home, Church or School Use if you core planning to build, be certain to check on Holland Stone. i IMS CONCRETE PRODUCTS; Red oRass DAIRY SUPPLEMENTS Then— your cows will receive a balanced diet of all vitamins, minerals and proteins they need and will produce more milk. BUY YOUR DAIRY FEEDS FROM THESE RED ROSE A. S. GROFF AMMON E. SHELLY 21 S. Queen. Lancaster, Pa R. D 2, Lititz, Pa. MUSSER'S WARREN SICKMAN The Buck, R. 1, Quarryville uD I, Pequea, Pa. CHAS E. SAUDER & SONS T. C. WALKER & CO. R.-D 2. East Earl, Pa Gap, Pa. E. MUSSER HEISEY R D 2. Mount Joy, Pa Mix your Home-grown Grains with DISTRIBUTORS: 7
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