Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, April 13, 1963, Image 20

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    10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 13, 1963
Eastern Tent
Caterpillars
Hatching Here
HARRISBURG Taking
their cue from spring's sudden
emeigence, Eastein tent cater
pillars have lost no time in
making their appearance, Dr.
Thomas L Guyton, director of
the Bmeau ot Plant ludustiy
State Depaitment of Agncul
tuie, said today
Egg masses that were laid
by the mature females last
June aie now hatching into
tmv nouns in this area Emei
gence ot the cateipillais in
othei areas can be expected,
Di Guyton states, as the
meathei becomes maimer
Apple plum and wild cheiry
tiees aie tavonte tood plants
ot the cateipillais, and tavoi
ite nesting places, although
thej nitest also other plants,
including ornamentals and
shi übs
„ , , . , i Usually a disli garden stays
ei e the egg dusters have attractlve tor a long time , and
not yet hatched they can be , t needg n 0 extra care . Proper 4-H WILDLIFE CLUB
recognized bv then- vaunsh- hgM> wateFi temperature, and TO RE-ORGAXIZE
like coating over the entire j ertl j izer wIP keep the plants The 4-H Wildlife Club will
mass Unless controlled, the j iea xtl I y, remind Penn State ex- meet at the home of Annette
insects defoliate trees and t ensicm floriculture specialists. G. Long. Erb's Quarry Road,
toini nests that piesent an un- jj. (j oesn >t always mean that Lititz, R. D. No. 3, on April
sightly appeaiance plants are starving if they get 17th, at 7 30 p m. Officers will
Homeowners wishing to yellow' or atop growing. They be-elected and this year’s Wild
stop defoliation of -valuable may bh getting too much or -life project progiam will be
ornamentals aie advised to le- too little light, water, or heat, planned,
move and burn the egg nests Be sure these factors of
01 the tents that start to ap- growth are right before you
pear as the caterpillars hatch fertilize the plants
MASTER MIX RESEARCH
HEAVIER ON THESE NEW CALF FEEDS
MASTER MIX CALFLAC MILK REPLACER
Contains Fat and 15,000 Units Vitamin A Per Lb.
Contains Milk Products and 100 Grams Antibiotics
THESE KEW HIGH POWERED CALF FEEDS
AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES DURING APRIL
EBY S MILL LEROY M. SENSENIG
Liitit/, Pa. Hinklutown, Pa.
HEMPFIELD MILLS
Ka>t Petersburg, Pa.
BLEND & McGINNIS
Atglcn, Pa
JOHN LLOYD
t hutham
On small plantings the eggs or
worms can be destroyed easily
by stupping them off branches
with the hands, preferably on
cool, wet days when the cater
pillars are in their nests.
Burning out the nest may
result in damage to the tree.
For control with insecticide,
one application of a DDT
spray (4 tablespoons of 50
per cent wettable DDT powder
to one gallon of water) on in
fested plants is recommended.
Dr Guyton said one applica
tion will give pi election for an
entire season Malathion 25
per cent wettable powder at
the rate of 2 tablespoons to-a
gallon of water may also be
used Spraying should be done
as soon as the first small
tents appeal
Di Guyton urges extieme
caie in handling and applying
these poisons Follow label
directions lully and carefully
PROVES CALVES 25 TO 35%
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MASTER MIX CALF STARTER
L. J. DENLINGER CO.
ROSS H. ROHRER & SONS |
Pish Garden
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Quarrjville, Pa,
WEIGEL BROS.
C\lord
Demonstrations
Presented At
Guernsey 4-H
Fitting ana showing demon
strations were presented by
the 1962 champions at the
Wednesday night meeting of
the county 4-H Guernsey club
on the farm of Elmer Lapp,
Kmzer Rl.
Elaine Stoltzfus, last year’s
champion fitter gave points on
grooming an animal for show
while Donald Ankrum( the 19-
62 reserve champion showman,
pointed out some principles of
handling an animal in the ring.
New Members were inducted
into the club, but applications
are still being accepted.
The next meeting on May S
will be in honor of the parents
of club membeis A speaker on
parliamentary procedure will
be a feature of the meeting to
be held,in the agriculture room
of the Solanco High School.
Roy Breneman, club presi
dent was in dharge of the
meeting.
Load one or 'two less hogs
for shipment dm mg the spring
IjFEEBSp
ISOTOX
Transplanter Solution
Distributed, by
J. C. Ehrlich Chemical Co., Inc.
/
736 EAST CHESTNUT ST. LANCASTER, PA.
PH. 397-3721
PLAN
CONTROL “SPITTLEBUGS”
With ISOTOX PRODUCTS
ISOTOX (Contains LINDANE) For SPITTLE-
BUG CONTROL on Forage Crops
For growers who wish to obtain fast, economical
clean-up of spittlebug in alfalfa and clover plantings,
ORTHO recommends ISOTOX. Xew Federal registra
tions now permit use of Lindane within 14 days ol
harvest or grazing and before crop has more than 6
inches of growth. ISOTOX contains Lindane and is
available in two formulations.
■ RECOMMENDATIONS
* Use 1 pint ISOTOX Spray Xo. 200 or 1 lb. ISOTOX
| 25 Wettable in no less than SO gals, of water pep
_ acre. Apply when first sign of spittlebug hatch occurs.
I ISOTOX also aids in Alfalfa Weevil and aphid, control.
■ Visit jour ORTHO dealer soon and be prepared to
** control these damaging insects this season.
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