Bulletin, Temas22-76New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station, 1894 |
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A. H. WOOD acre AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION appearance apple Apple Maggot April army worm ARTS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT ashes Assistant Chemist average bark beetles blue vitriol Bordeaux mixture Bulletin canker-worm cent CLARENCE Codling Moth COLLEGE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE color crop depth disease early blight eggs Entomologist EXPERIMENT STATION DURHAM feeding feet fertilizers flow of sap FRED fruit fungous gallons grade gravel HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE AGRICULTURAL hatch hole Horn Fly inch bit inches deep injury inner wood insect LAMSON larvæ LEIGH HUNT lime maggots MECHANIC ARTS AGRICULTURAL MECHANIC ARTS DURHAM MORSE MURKLAND N. H. BOARD orchard outer Paris green pears pest PETTEE plants plot potash potatoes pounds pupa Railroad Worm RICHARD FITZGERALD road Rock maple samples scab scabby season seed side soil spraying spring Station are sent stone sub-irrigation sugar TALLANT tapped tent caterpillar tiles tomato trees tubers unsprayed varieties vines WEED yield
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