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1. California oak worm (id:ORC00000356)

Author:
H. E. (Harry Eugene) Burke 1878-1963 and F. B. (Frank Barnes) Herbert 1890-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1076
Year:
1920
Subject:
Phryganidia; Oak; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); shade trees; insect pests; seasonal development; natural enemies; cultural control; spraying; arsenicals

2. Control of the codling moth in the Pacific Northwest (id:ORC00000354)

Author:
E. J. (Erval Jackson) Newcomer 1890-, M. A. Yothers, and W. D. (Warren Draper) Whitcomb 1895-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1326
Year:
1924
Subject:
Codling moth; Control; life cycle (organisms); plant pests; insect pests; cultural control; biological control; natural enemies; insect control; control methods; spraying; spraying equipment; orchards; pome fruits; tree fruits; arsenicals

3. Controlling important fungous and insect enemies of the pear in the humid sections of the Pacific Northwest (id:ORC00000353)

Author:
D. F. Fisher and E. J. (Erval Jackson) Newcomer 1890-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1056
Year:
1919
Subject:
Pear; Diseases and pests; pome fruits; fungal diseases of plants; climatic factors; scab diseases; plant damage; disease and pest management; control methods; spraying; economic analysis; insect pests; mites; fungicides; copper sulfate; calcium carbonate; sulfur; insecticides; arsenicals; spraying equipment; dusting; Chrysomelidae; Eriophyidae; antifungal agents

4. Experiment station work, LXX : compiled from the publications of the agricultural experiment stations : improvement of sandy soils, utilization of roughage, alfalfa and corn for lambs, feeding alfalfa hay to swine, cooperative herd testing, cooperative cattle breeding, losses due to low-grade cream, disposing of waste dips, care of farm machinery (id:ORC00000136)

Author:
United States and Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 504
Year:
1912
Subject:
Agriculture; sandy soils; waste utilization; corn silage; feeds; swine feeding; lambs; lamb feeding; finishing; hay; dairy farming; dairy herd management; milk production; testing; dairy cows; dairy products; cattle; animal breeding; cooperatives; cream; arsenicals; pesticide safety and handling; agricultural machinery and equipment; farm buildings; forage; swine

5. Grasshopper control in relation to cereal and forage crops (id:ORC00000374)

Author:
William Randolph Walton 1873-1952
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 747
Year:
1916
Subject:
Locusts; Control; Grain; Diseases and pests; grasshoppers; insect pests; crop damage; crop losses; natural enemies; parasitoids; biological control agents; physical control; trapping; poisoning of animal pests; arsenicals; baits; baiting; tillage; grain crops; forage crops; Melanoplus sanguinipes; Melanoplus differentialis; Melanoplus bivittatus; Melanoplus femurrubrum; Camnula pellucida; Dissosteira longipennis; Brachystola magna

6. Insect enemies of the flower garden (id:ORC00000434)

Author:
C. A. (Charles Adolph) Weigel 1887- and William Middleton 1893-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1495
Year:
1926
Subject:
Flowers; Diseases and pests; insect pests; plant pests; insecticides; botanical pesticides; botanical insecticides; insecticidal soaps; biopesticides; arsenicals; pyrethroid insecticides; nicotine; sulfur; calcium oxide; kerosene; emulsions; dust formulations; powders; horticultural oils; spraying equipment; larvae; moths; leafrollers; cutworms; bagworms; boring insects; leafminers; scale insects; molluscs; slugs; snails; Chrysomelidae; Aphidoidea; Aleyrodidae; Pseudococcidae; Tetranychidae; Formicidae; Elateridae; Diplopoda; Isopoda; Isoptera

7. Insects and diseases of the pecan and their control (id:ORC00000512)

Author:
G. F. (George Franklin) Moznette 1890-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 1829
Year:
1940
Subject:
Pecan; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); orchards; insect pests; insect control; plant damage; natural enemies; population distribution; disease control; powdery mildew; decay fungi; crown galls; nutrient deficiencies; plant micronutrients; zinc fertilizers; witches' broom; spraying; arsenicals; insecticidal soaps; emulsions; nicotine; carbon disulfide; spraying equipment

8. Insects attacking the peach in the South and how to control them (id:ORC00000538)

Author:
Oliver I. (Oliver Irvin) Snapp 1895-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 1557
Year:
1928
Subject:
Peach; Diseases and pests; stone fruits; tree fruits; insect pests; control methods; cultural control; spraying; natural enemies; biological control; arsenates; arsenicals; horticultural oils; Synanthedon exitiosa

9. Insects injurious to deciduous shade trees and their control (id:ORC00000330)

Author:
Jacob Kotinsky 1873-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1169
Year:
1921
Subject:
Shade trees; Diseases and pests; shade trees; street trees; ornamental trees; arboriculture; insect pests; tree damage; cultural control; natural enemies; spraying; spraying equipment; horticultural oils; insecticidal soaps; arsenicals; physical control; boring insects; scale insects; galls; mites

10. The Mexican bean beetle in the East (id:ORC00000399)

Author:
Neale F. (Neale Frederick) Howard 1890-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1407
Year:
1924
Subject:
Mexican bean beetle; Control; life cycle (organisms); life history; larvae; insect behavior; insect pests; plant damage; crop damage; pest control; control methods; natural enemies; spraying; cultural control; arsenates; arsenicals

11. Peach brown rot & scab (id:ORC00000605)

Author:
John W. (John William) Roberts 1882- and John C. (John Clymer) Dunegan 1898-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1527
Year:
1927
Subject:
Brown rot of fruit; Peach scab; plant diseases and disorders; tree fruits; fungal diseases of plants; brown-rot fungi; scab diseases; plant rots; control methods; fungicides; spraying; arsenicals; arsenates; application timing

12. The alfalfa weevil and methods of controlling it (id:ORC00000340)

Author:
George I. Reeves 1879-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 741
Year:
1916
Subject:
Alfalfa weevil; Control; Alfalfa; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); forage crops; insect pests; geographical distribution; cultural control; flood irrigation; tillage; physical control; grazing; spraying; arsenicals; Hypera postica

13. The apple-tree tent caterpillar (id:32954)

Author:
Quaintance, A. L. (Altus Lacy)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 662
Year:
1915
Subject:
Eastern tent caterpillar; Apples; Diseases and pests; plant pests; orchards; life cycle (organisms); insect pests; physical control; cultural control; spraying; arsenicals; natural enemies; biological control; Malacosoma californicum

14. The asparagus beetles and their control (id:ORC00000268)

Author:
F. H. (Frank Hurlbut) Chittenden 1858-1929
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 837
Year:
1917
Subject:
Asparagus-beetle; Control; life cycle (organisms); plant pests; insect control; geographical distribution; insect development; insect physiology; plant cultural practices; life history; pest control equipment; cultural control; natural enemies; arsenicals; chemical control; dust formulations; powders; spraying equipment; insecticides; biopesticides; seasonal growth

15. The bean ladybird and its control (id:ORC00000346)

Author:
F. H. (Frank Hurlbut) Chittenden 1858-1929
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1074
Year:
1919
Subject:
Mexican bean beetle; Control; insect pests; control methods; cultural control; physical control; planting date; arsenicals; spraying

16. The common cabbage worm (id:ORC00000200)

Author:
F. H. (Frank Hurlbut) Chittenden 1858-1929
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 766
Year:
1916
Subject:
Cabbage; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); cole crops; insect pests; larvae; cultural control; spraying; arsenicals; poisoning of animal pests; baits; trapping; natural enemies; biological control agents; Pieris rapae; trap crops

17. The fall army worm, or "grass worm", and its control (id:ORC00000196)

Author:
William Randolph Walton 1873-1952 and Philip Luginbill 1884-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 752
Year:
1916
Subject:
Armyworms; Control; insect pests; geographical distribution; natural enemies; biological control agents; spraying; cultural control; physical control; trapping; tillage; baits; baiting; arsenicals; Spodoptera frugiperda

18. The more important apple insects (id:ORC00000408)

Author:
A. L. (Altus Lacy) Quaintance 1870-1958 and E. H. (Edouard Horace) Siegler 1888-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1270
Year:
1922
Subject:
Apples; Diseases and pests; apples; bark beetles; insect control; insect pests; pest control; control methods; plant pests; leafrollers; leaf skeletonizers; leafminers; grasshoppers; scale insects; boring insects; spraying; horticultural oils; sticky traps; spraying equipment; arsenicals

19. The more important insect and fungous enemies of the fruit and foliage of the apple (id:ORC00000204)

Author:
A. L. (Altus Lacy) Quaintance 1870-1958 and W. M. (William Moore) Scott 1873-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 492
Year:
1912
Subject:
Apples; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); disease and pest management; insect pests; arthropod pests; scale insects; larvae; fungal diseases of plants; spraying equipment; arsenicals; life history; rust diseases; leaf spotting; sooty molds; orchards; cultural control; vector control; frogeye leaf spot

20. The rose-chafer:a destructive garden and vineyard pest (id:33350)

Author:
Chittenden, F. H. (Frank Hurlbut) and Quaintance, A. L. (Altus Lacy)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 721
Year:
1916
Subject:
Rose-chafer; vineyards; insect pests; ornamental horticulture; arsenicals; cultural control; trapping; viticulture; netting; physical control; spraying; Macrodactylus subspinosus; life cycle (organisms)