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Control Of Insects In Cotton, D G. Shedley, D. L. Hardy, P. J. Michael
Control Of Insects In Cotton, D G. Shedley, D. L. Hardy, P. J. Michael
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Results of two experiments at the Ord Irrigation area in 1968 indicate that farmers may be spending more than necessary to obtain economic control of cotton pests in some seasons.
One experiment clearly demonstrated the relationship between low insect numbers and improved cotton yields—the second indicated that a moderate but well timed spray schedule, especially during the early part of the season, can result in more economic insect control than an intensive spray schedule.
Simple Treatment Will Protect Farm-Stored Grain, Department Of Agriculture, Western Australia
Simple Treatment Will Protect Farm-Stored Grain, Department Of Agriculture, Western Australia
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
WITH unusually large quantities of grain likely to be stored on farms this season, 1970 will be an important year for the control of pests in stored grain.
Infested grain from farms is responsible for almost all outbreaks of infestation in bulk storages, leading to costly treatment by the grain handling authority. Effective control on the farm would eliminate most of this.