12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 1, 1964
Fruit Growers Are Told,
Mites Are Serious Threat
A buildup of the mite popul- said
at ion in apple orchards brought While Pepper told fruit
about the onlj significant groweis t'liat the mite rs be
change in the Apple spiay coming one of t'he orchardnst’s
schedule loi the coming seat, biggest iproblems, it is iby no
John Pepper. Penn State Ex- means unbeatable
tension Entomologist. told Penn State is retommending
county Fiuit growers Mondaj oil in the delayed dormant
Peppei said mites have been siprav, phosphate in the pre
an iiuieasing problem in oi- P in k and petal fall and cover
chaids o\er the past tew yeais sprajs. and Ove\ in the pink
Seieia! things liare contributed and first coter sprays
to the population inciease. he 'Because the mite population
said can inciease so raipidli, we are
Better fertilization and more recommending a imticide in
Mgoious giowth of tiees makes the third, fifth and seventh co
good condition foi mite lepro- ver sprays. Pepper said
dm tion Spiajs hd\e killed otf Pepper again cautioned 01-
some oi the mite s natural en- chardists to use caution in
emies. and cover crops oltet handling and applying msecti
the pests some piotection, he cides “There is going to be
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