. Les canneberges ; : la canneberge national magazine. La canneberge. été accepté et plus de recommandations précises peuvent être faites. Dana présentera un rapport sur ses travaux et ses recommandations à l'État Growers' nreeting en août. Seconde Ponte Tordeuse des canneberges seconde couvée- incendie à tête noire wonn achevé les travaux d'ici la fin de la semaine du 15 juillet et il y avait des rapports dispersés de dommages, mais en général pas grave. Seconde ponte-tipwoi m commençaient à se métamorphoser à la mi-juillet. Les meuniers ont continué à émerger la pyrale des atocas et pondent des œufs en juillet, mais à ce jour, il est trop tôt pour dire à quel point ils seront en raison t

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. been accepted and more definite recommendations can be made. Dr. Dana will present a report on his work and recommendations at the State Growers' nreeting in August. Second Brood Fireworm Second brood black headed fire- wonn completed work by the end of the week of July 15th and there were scattered reports of damage, although not generally serious. Second brood tipwoi-m were starting to pupate by mid July. Fruitworm millers continued to emerge and lay eggs in July, but to date it is too early to tell how serious they will be due to the lateness of the season. Larvae were found the first week of July and considerable dusting for mil- lers and eggs were done during July. Fungicide applications were applied the end of July with grow- ers using either bordeaux mixture or fermate. Summer Meeting The sumer meeting of the Wis- consin State Cranberry Growers Association will be Friday, Au- gust 17, at the Jacob Searles Cranberry Co., Cranmoor Equip- iiiiiaiiiH!imiiiiaiiiiBi!i{»!iiBiiiiB!!iiaiiiiiiiiiii ment will be on display through- out the day. Guest speaker will be Floyd Hedlund, Deputy Director of the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Division, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C, who will discuss marketing agree- ments. The program will begin at 1:30 p.m. that afternoon. Most growers who used under vine boorrrs for applying solvent reported good results. A number of these types of booms will be on display at the State meeting. These booms will also be used next year in applying selective weed killers. Expect Smaller Crop Crop prospects are in the in- definite stage at this wiiting due to the lateness of the season. Considerable bloom was still pre- sent the latter pai't of July. Most marshes reached full bloom the middle of July which was two weeks later than last year and about a week to ten days later than normal. Early set along ditch edges and on new plantings looked good. As the marshes are ve

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