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The cost of the poison will probably average close to 25 cents per pound for 25 to 33 per cent powdered arsenate of lead. Multiply this by the number of pounds to be used per acre and add about 5 or 10 cents for the labor of application to get at the cost of treatment.
Pans green. — This material can not be applied with any assurance for the safety of the plant stronger than 1 to 14^ pounds per acre.
With this we must use some 2 pounds of flour for every pound of Paris green to be applied. The ...poison will cost also about 25 cents per pound in small lots. To this add the cost of flour and labor.
Number of applications nseded. — This depends on which poison you decide to use. With the arsenate of lead it was found in 1911 12 COTTON WORM OR CATERPILLAR.
that one good dusting applied at the beginning of each " crop •■ of Avorms would give the cotton full protection from the entire genera- tion. This material sticks in spite of dews and rains, so that it re- mains effective for the last as well as the first hatched worms in each generation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cost of the poison will probably average close to 25 cents per pound for 25 to 33 per cent powdered arsenate of lead. Multiply this by the number of pounds to be used per acre and add about 5 or 10 cents for the labor of application to get at the cost of treatment.
Pans green. — This material can not be applied with any assurance for the safety of the plant stronger than 1 to 14^ pounds per acre.
With this we must use some 2 pounds of flour for every pound of Paris green to be applied. The ...poison will cost also about 25 cents per pound in small lots. To this add the cost of flour and labor.
Number of applications nseded. — This depends on which poison you decide to use. With the arsenate of lead it was found in 1911 12 COTTON WORM OR CATERPILLAR.
that one good dusting applied at the beginning of each " crop •■ of Avorms would give the cotton full protection from the entire genera- tion. This material sticks in spite of dews and rains, so that it re- mains effective for the last as well as the first hatched worms in each generation.
What to read after Cotton Worm Or "caterpillar,"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hinds, Warren Elmer, 1876- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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