Southeast field day
spray when you need to,” Dnpps y leld > during which potato plant
said. growth stage CPB damage has its
“•Research here at Landisville greatest effect on yield; tuning of
and at the Umversity is f ocusmg on spray applications to coincide with
Colorado potato beetle control, “sect life stages, determining the
(known as CPB), and refinements effectiveness of currently used and
to the green peach aphid predic- experimental pesticides in con
tions in Spudcast. Research is trolling CPB populations, and
being done to find out when CPB improving the effectiveness on
damage has the greatest effect on Temik,” Dnpps explained.
Everybody jumped on the bandwagon as it day-long field day in Landisviile.
led them to the field of their choice during the
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But whatever the interest,
whatever the problem, everybody
seemed to be at the Held day tor
one reason summed up best by
Mike Brubaker ot Brubaker
Agronomic Consulting Service ot
Lancaster County, who said, “I
just wanted to learn as much as I
could today about these crops and
the research being done. ’ ’
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P.O. Box 39, Register, G A 30452
(912)681-2763
USDA approves
for livestock
NEW YORK, N.Y. - U.S.
Department ot Agriculture of
ficials have approved new
livestock export facilities at
Portland, Ore., and have
authorized existing facilities at
New York’s John F. Kennedy
Airport to handle all types of
livestock, in addition to horses.
Harold A. Waters, a staff
veterinarian with USDA’s Animal
and Plant Health Inspection
Service, said the new animal
handling facilities at Portland
replace older installations at the
fairgrounds and the stockyards,
which did not meet USDA
requirements.
The facility at John F. Kennedy
Airport has handled horses for
many years. However, Waters
said, its equipment is now con
sidered suitable for all types of
livestock.
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Both air and ocean shipments
are served through the New York
and Portland facilities.
Federal regulations require
animal export facilities to provide
adequate feed water and shelter;
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lighted examination areas with
suitable restraining equipment;
separation of exported livestock
from other shipments; and safe,
sanitary pens, gates, walkways
and loading ramps, Waters said.
In addition to News York and
Portland, USDA-approved
facihties for both ocean and air
shipments are available at
Richmond, Va.; Miami and
Tampa, Fla.; Houston and
Brownsville, Texas; San Fran
cisco, Calif; and Seattle, Wash.
Export faculties for air ship
ments only are available at Los
Angeles, Calif.; Newburgh, N.Y.;
Harrisburg, Pa.; Chicago, 111.;
New Ibena, La.; Stockton, Calif.;
and Moses Lake, Wash.
A listing of USDA-approved
export facilities is available from
the Import-Export Staff,
Veterinary Service, APHIS,
USDA, 6505 Belcrest Rd., Hyatt
sville.Md. 20782.
Notice of the approvals were
published in the July 13 Federal
Register.
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