Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the New Jersey State Horticultural Society
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the New Jersey State Horticultural Society
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pear orchard, I would use crude oil. It will not only kill the scale, but clean up the trees and put them in splendid condition.
A Member — How about an apple orchard?
Mr. E. S. Blcick — I will have to try lime, sulphur and salt until I find something better. • Mr. DeCou — Is this crude oil ?
Mr. E. S. Black — This is crude oil ; it is tested 43 degrees.
Professor Smith — It is probable that this oil the Standard Oil Company sells is insecticide oil. The Standard Oil Company may have a good man...y faults, but I have yet to find a sample of oil sold as insect oil that does not run up to the proper grade.
A Member — What kind of sprayer do you use?
Mr. E. S. Black — ^The finest spraying nozzle I can get. It does not make any difference what kind of a pump you have; that is immaterial. You want one that has sufficient pressure.
The smaller the pump, the greater the amount of work required to run it. If you get a pump that is big enough to get pressure enough behind it so as to give a fine mist with this warm oil, I think you can apply it to cover a large surface, and it will be effective and with very little danger of injury to your trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pear orchard, I would use crude oil. It will not only kill the scale, but clean up the trees and put them in splendid condition.
A Member — How about an apple orchard?
Mr. E. S. Blcick — I will have to try lime, sulphur and salt until I find something better. • Mr. DeCou — Is this crude oil ?
Mr. E. S. Black — This is crude oil ; it is tested 43 degrees.
Professor Smith — It is probable that this oil the Standard Oil Company sells is insecticide oil. The Standard Oil Company may have a good man...y faults, but I have yet to find a sample of oil sold as insect oil that does not run up to the proper grade.
A Member — What kind of sprayer do you use?
Mr. E. S. Black — ^The finest spraying nozzle I can get. It does not make any difference what kind of a pump you have; that is immaterial. You want one that has sufficient pressure.
The smaller the pump, the greater the amount of work required to run it. If you get a pump that is big enough to get pressure enough behind it so as to give a fine mist with this warm oil, I think you can apply it to cover a large surface, and it will be effective and with very little danger of injury to your trees.
What to read after Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the New Jersey State Horticultural Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New Jersey State Horticultural Society to read onlineMoreLess
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