The Codling Moth Manual
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Agricultural Department, as the writer is informed, recom- mends making this practice a grave misde- meanor. The spread of information is needed more than penal statutes; for surely, no one would knowingly injure his o\yn fruit.
Another important question which should be disposed of under this head, is whether the spray should be applied before or after the moth de- posits her eggs. Before, always. Farmers' Bul- letin, U. S. Department of Agriculture, says: "During several days, therefore, the ...little worms feed externally, both before they enter the calyx and within the latter. And the object of spraying is to insure their being poisoned by thoroughly coating in advance, with an arsenical mixture, the leaves, and especially the blossom end of every fruit, before the shutting up of the lobes of the calyx. Most of the larvae enter the calyx after it is closed, and then are beyond the reach of any poison later applied." To spray intelligently and most effectually, we should know those particular places on which the moth deposits her eggs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Agricultural Department, as the writer is informed, recom- mends making this practice a grave misde- meanor. The spread of information is needed more than penal statutes; for surely, no one would knowingly injure his o\yn fruit.
Another important question which should be disposed of under this head, is whether the spray should be applied before or after the moth de- posits her eggs. Before, always. Farmers' Bul- letin, U. S. Department of Agriculture, says: "During several days, therefore, the ...little worms feed externally, both before they enter the calyx and within the latter. And the object of spraying is to insure their being poisoned by thoroughly coating in advance, with an arsenical mixture, the leaves, and especially the blossom end of every fruit, before the shutting up of the lobes of the calyx. Most of the larvae enter the calyx after it is closed, and then are beyond the reach of any poison later applied." To spray intelligently and most effectually, we should know those particular places on which the moth deposits her eggs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Augustus Samuel, 1843- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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