Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 02, 1983, Image 152

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    D2B—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, July 2,1983
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U S.
Department of Agriculture is
proposing to regulate the
movement of outdoor household
articles lawn furniture, camping
equipment and garden tools to
prevent the interstate spread of the
gypsy moth during household
moves from infested to non
infested areas.
“We’re proposing that all out
door household articles being
moved from a high risk gypsy
moth area generally the Nor
theastern states into or through
a non-regulated area, must be free
of all gypsy moth life stages,” said
Bert Hawkins, administrator of
USDA’s Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service.
“We’re counting on people to
cooperate with this program
don’t take an old pest to a new
neighborhood,” Hawkins said.
Recent USDA surveys have
shown that most new isolated
infestations were started from egg
masses moved on household items
used or stored outdoors during the
gypsy moths’ egg-laying stage.
Under the proposal, people who
are moving regulated outdoor
articles will be responsible for
making sure the items are free of
gypsy moth egg masses, pupae
cocoons caterpillars or adults.
Peachtree borer
fenvaJerate gives good control of peachtree borer) when growers
the lesser peachtree borer. It has are spraying to control the
also shown to give longer residual peachtree borer,
control than many of the other "Spray direction is another
materials registered for use on critical factor in controlling the
peaches,” Hulls contends. Now that lesser peachtree borer,” Hull
the material has been federally states. “Traditionally, growers
labelled for use on peaches, have directed their sprays to the
growers will have something to leaves and upper limbs to control
apply if lesser peachtree borer is a damaging peach pests. But
problem because producers are growers must also direct spray
normally spraying to control the applications to the lower scaffold
Oriental Fruit moth at the same limbs and the lower trunk area ot
time the first generation lesser the tree. This is important because
peachtree borer appears. It can the lower portion ot the tree is
also be applied later in the season where borer activity usually
(for second generation lesser beings during each generation.”
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USDA proposes rule to stop spread of gypsy moths
They may inspect their articles
themselves or hire a USDA-trained
commercial certified pesticide
applicator, who is authorized to
issue a certificate that will be
recognized by state and federal
plant protection officials.
Names of these qualified
pesticide applicators may be
obtained from state plant
regulatory officials, county ex
tension agents or USDA’s Animal
and Plant Health Inspection
Service, Plant Protection and
Quarantine officials.
Regulated items would include
anything left outdoors, stored in
areas open to the outside or ar
ticles stored indoors but used
outdoors. General categories in
clude recreational or camping
items, building materials, yard
and garden items and children’s
playthings.
Officials of USDA’s Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service
will work with the states in
monitoring people who are movong
outdoor household articles out of
the infested Northeast. USDA or
state officials may inspect these
items during the move or at their
destination.
Under the proposal, people may
be fined if they move any life form
of the gypsy moth out of the
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generally infested Northeast if monia, kerosene or creosote ,
their articles are not accompanied Hawkins said,
by a certificate of inspection ob- “Last year gypsy moth eater
tamed before the move. pillars defoliated more than 8
People who find gypsy moth egg uiillion acres of trees in the Nor
masses should scrape the egg breast. This was down from the
mass into a container of very hot fecord 13 million acres defoliated
water, household bleach, am- in 1981, Hawkins said.
Bush, Schultz, key speakers
WASHING IX)N, D.C. Vice lssues common to everyone m-
President George Bush and volved the food
Secretary of State George Shultz system
are amongadmimslration officials .. Wlth re( , o underway,
scheduled to address a July 12-13 agmutture wIU ' nlenng a
agricultural summit meetmg in .. BJot . k 6ald . . Jt - S
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Secretary of Agriculture John K. so we are
~ . . ~ prepared to give direction to our
Block said he initiated the as it enters that era.”
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States designated as Gypsy Moth
High Risk areas are: Connecticut.
Massachusetts, New Jersey and
Rhode Island. Also designated as
High Risk are parts of: Delaware,
Maine, Maryland, Michigan, New
Hampshire, New York, Penn
sylvania and Vermont.
at Ag Summit
USDA's lop staff, government
leaders, fellow executives in
agriculture and selected officers
from industry, labor and consumer
organizations.
"Our objective is to' begin
discussions about the problems
and challenges we will face in the
years ahead," he said. “All of our
questions will not be answered
during this summit, but it will
represent the beginning of a
dialogue in which these leaders
can share their diversified con
cerns and constructive thoughts.”