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A Kubota lawn tractor is a gift that’s useful all year. It’s a mower in
the spring and summer time. When winter comes attach the front blade
for light snow removal. It even has a thatcher.
Kubota’s lawn tractor is built for operator comfort and convenience.
Its air-cooled 13.5 Kubota gasoline en
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• DROP LINE PULLEYS Heavy duty steel pulleys with oil
impregnated bronze bearings to insure life-time self-lubrication.
Pulleys mounted on rugged 3-bolt bracket.
• HEM PIPE Heavy structural 1" O.D. on both top and bot
tom of curtain.
• CABLE Aircraft cable on all drop lines and main lines.
• CONTROLLER Heavy duty manual chain lift or automatic
controller.
• CURTAINS —Several types available including insulated, non
insulated & translucent. Featuring Custom formulated
extended-life dairy curtain with 7-year warranty.
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Balance Is Essential
For Pesticides, Wildlife
NEWARK, Del. When plan
ning pesticide programs this wint
er and next spring, keep in mind
water quality, wildlife and the
environment, says Dean Belt, Uni
versity of Delaware Cooperative
Extension renewable resources
agent.
“Agricultural pesticides can
pose a number of hazards to wild
life,” he says. “Some chemicals
are toxic enough to kill wildlife on
contact while others can weaken
them. This condition makes them
more likely to fall victim to dis
ease, predation or harsh weather.”
Belt adds that the loss of habitat
caused by farming and reduced
food supply as a result of killing
both target and non-target insects
can cause hardships for wildlife as
well.
“With special management
consideration, agriculture and
wildlife can be compatible,” he
says. “And although some prac
tices may be inconvenient at
times, it is worth the effort if you
value our environment.
‘There are many opportunities
to develop management plans for
your farm or even on a field-by
field basis when special environ
mental concerns exist,” Belt con
tinues. “Reducing pesticide
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the best management techniques
available.”
Belt offers the following gener
al suggestions:
• Add buffer strips to protect
wedands and provide a pesticide
free zone for wildlife.
• Avoid drift to non-target
areas.
• If you have runoff potential
next to a wetland, consider using
the least hazardous pesticide and
perhaps changing a planting date
until after the usual heavy spring
rain season.
• Scout your crops and apply
pesticides only when it is cost
effective.
• Consider crop rotations to
help reduce pesticide needs over
time.
• Consider programs that pro
vide assistance in removing mar
ginal land from production and
establishing wildlife habitat on it.
For further information on
using pesticides wisely, contact
your county Extension office in
Newark (302) 451-2506, Dover
(302) 697-4000, or Georgetown
(302) 856-7303. County offices
have available copies of “Agricul
tural Pesticides and Wildlife,” a
brochure created at lowa State
University.
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