Annual Report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Minnesota, Utgaver 83-86Pioneer Press Company, 1904 |
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1st Patent 2nd Patent acid Agriculture Albert Lea amount Aphis apple arsenic arsenious oxide basin beetle Bordeaux Mixture bran bread break flours Bulletin calyx caterpillar cavity cent certificate Chinch Bugs color contain copper corn crab crop degree of hardiness digestibility early eggs entire wheat Entomologist F. L. Washburn flavor flax seeds flesh fruit fumigation fungicide gallons of water gliadin gliadin number gluten grade Grain Plant Louse Grams grasshoppers greenish Hessian Fly inches infested insecticide insects July June kernels kerosene larva light lime Lugger medium deep middlings flours milk milling Minn Minnesota Mixture Moth nitrogen nursery stock nutrients oblate orchard Origin oxide Paris Green pests plant lice plowing Plum pounds productive protein protein content ration REMEDIES russeted samples San Jose Scale season seedling soluble spray stem stripes and splashes sub-acid sugar trees twigs varieties winter Worm yellow yellowish
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Side 140 - Commission, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and. upon conviction, shall be subject to a fine of not more than $1,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than one year, or both.
Side 21 - ... the circuit court, the production within this state, at such time and place as it may designate, of any books...
Side 132 - ... guilty of a misdemeanor; and, upon conviction before a justice of the peace, shall be fined not less than $10, nor more than $100 for each...
Side 53 - Comst. a, infested twig, natural size; l\ bark as it appears under a hand lens, showing scales in various stages of development. and young larvae. From Div. of Entomology, Dep. of Agriculture.
Side 9 - ... 3. All screenings and litter about the threshing machine should be cleaned up and either fed immediately or burned, leaving no litter from the threshing on the field. There is no absolute need of burning the straw pile. The flies emerging from "flax seeds" in the center of the pile will never reach the surface.
Side 10 - Since the fly lays its eggs, as a rule, near the locality where it emerges from the "flax seed," it is best not to plant wheat on the same ground two years in succession where rotation is possible. Varieties of wheat that produce a stout stalk are the least affected by this pest, and varieties of wheat should be selected and the soil handled to that end, remembering that a rank growth does not mean strong straw, but the contrary.
Side 171 - ... other live insects, when addressed to the Bureau of Entomology of the United States Department of Agriculture, to departments of entomology in State agricultural colleges, and to persons holding official entomological positions, and dried insects and dried reptiles may be sent in the mails when so put up as to render it practically impossible that the package shall be broken in transit, or the persons handling the same be injured, or the mail bags or their contents soiled. "Nursery stock, including...
Side 132 - ... and buds, commonly known as nursery stock, unless accompanied by a certificate of inspection by a State Entomologist of...
Side 50 - ... original and adding others not given, and it also appeared desirable to the writer to append the best known remedy or remedies under most of the pests. Insects affecting the Apple, Plum, Pear and Cherry are here given (albeit there will be but little call for information regarding pests of the last two), and it is hoped, in view of the growing interest in horticulture in our state, that the key will be of use to Minnesota orchardists and nurserymen in identifying insects at work on their fruit...
Side 21 - ... his authorized agent or attorney, or by leaving the same at his residence or place of business, with a person of suitable age and discretion, at least six days before the time of such meeting. If such party is a...