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Back MatterSource: The Florida Entomologist, Vol. 41, No. 2 (Jun., 1958), p. 90Published by: Florida Entomological SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3492365 .

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product application advantages controls mites on citrus

* u ilSll g - and deciduous fruits, non-hazardous, low cost cotton, other row crops, per acre, highly compat-

miticide ornametntals and vine ible, harmless to natural miticide crops. Also controls poultry predators.

mites.

effective at economical -*1l ; [q11|_ controls soil fungi and dosages,safeonseed,easy

storage insects (with DDT) to use, compatible with on most crop and vegetable most other chemicals

seed protectant seeds. including legume inocu- lants, low cost.

conrol fugu extremely low cost per - controls fungus diseases acre, easy to apply, com-

fungicide cr~ons futresadow patible, harmless to pollen

fungicide 1 crops. | and bees.

inhibits grass growth: con- trols wild onions and quack exrmlsaeopan; grass; prevents tobacco exsytremeply: saein pila nts; suckering. Pre-harvest ap- coaytro, one spray lasts upo

growth retardant plication prevents destruc- cotrol, onearsprylssu and herbicide tive storage sprouting of

edible onions and potatoes.

& pre-emergence weed. safe on recommended control for vine, row crops; crops, relatively non-toxic, asparagus and nursery easy to apply, favorably

pre-emergence stock. Available commer- priced. weed killer cially for use on vine crops.

l 1 UF e n a fruit-setting chemical for lima beans, legumes, low dosage per acre, easily peppers and various tree applied as a foliage spray. flower and fruit-setting fruits.

compound *U.S. PAT. 2,556,665

SRUnited States RUbber Naugatuck Chemical Division

Naugatuck, Connecticut

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1957 NATIONAL ENTOMOLOGY WINNERS: Joe W. Simmons, California; Larry Ulmer, Jr., Delaware; David C. Johnson, Virginia; Paul Mayfield, Vice-President, Hercules Powder Com pany; Howard E. Breland, Mississippi; Jessie Malone, Jr., Montana; Jack Jewell, Kansas.

COlLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED

IN 1958 ENTOMOLOGY PROGRAM

To stimulate increased interest in entomol- edge has been an important contribution ogy, Hercules Powder Company announces to the success of this important youth its participation in the 4-H Entomology activity. Awards Program for the seventh consec- The following awards are being offered utive year. during 1958:

More than 200,000 boys and girls have COUNTY WINNERS: Gold-filled entomology become better acquainted with the ento- medals. mological profession as a result of their STATE WINNERS: Trips to the'58 National taking part in this program. The enthusi- 4-H Congress. astic support of all those associated with NATIONAL WINNERS: Six college scholar- the advancement of entomological knowl- ships of $400 each.

Agricultural Chemicals Division, Naval Stores Department

HERCULES POWDER COMPANY _ ~~~~~~~~~INCOPPOPATED

900 Market Street, Wilmington 99, Delaware Producers of toxaphene and other basic chemicals for agriculture NX58-1

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helps prevent mite damage to

TREES, FLOWERS, SHRUBS and

ORNAMENTALS

Why put up with mite damage to your nursery or greenhouse plantings, when there's one sure way

to prevent it? New Rohm & Haas KELTHANE miticide controls spruce mites, red spider

mites, cyclamen mites and several others even so-called "resistant" species.

One spraying of KELTHANE provides long- lasting residual action. No need to repeat

spray for several weeks. In recommended dosages, KELTHANE EC emulsifiable

concentrate has a good margin of safety when applied to plants, buds and flowers.

And there's no visible residue to hinder sales. For extra-sensitive varieties,

KELTHANE W wettable powder is suggested. Both KELTHANE

formulations mix readily with water. Insecticides and fungicides

may be included in the spray.

See your Rohm & Haas fieldman ... or write

direct for full information.

Chemials for Agiuzture

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KELTHANE is a trade- WASHINGTON SQUARE, PHILADEPHIA S, PA mark, Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. and in principal foreign Representatives in principal foreign countries

countries.

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W K. Easy-to-apply Shell Chemical insecticides give dependable control.

Gone are the

."loss and buggy"daysl The days of farmers' complete crop As a result of intensive experimen- lossesto "bugs" arerapidlydisappear- tation, Shell developed aldrin, diel- ing and will soon be only a memory drin, endrin and Phosdrin? insecti- like the horse and buggy. Today's cides; D-D? and Nemagon? soil insecticides give a decided advantage fumigants; and Allyl Alcohol weed to farmers. With dependable insect seed killer. control, they now market a much Other pesticides being developed larger share of harvests. inexperimentalinstallationsthrough-

To discover newer and better out the country promise even greater means of protecting crops, Shell success for agriculture-and a bleak Chemical Corporation researchers future for insect pests! work with State and Federal experi- Technical information on Shell mental stations, independent re- Chemical Corporation pesticides is searchers, extension workers and available. Write to: growers.

SHELL CHEMICAL CORPORATION S AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL SALES DIVISION 0

460 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 22, NEW YORK

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A Cyanamid Report

MALATHION FOR DIRECT APPLICATION ON ANIMALS With newly-granted residue tolerances, malathion can be applied directly to beef cattle, poultry, and swine. This is the result of three years of extensive research in 11 states. The work proved conclusively the safety and usefulness of malathion as a spray for controlling cattle and poultry lice, poultry mites (northern fowl and chicken red mite), and cattle and poultry ticks. In addition, malathion dust may be applied to nests, litter, and floor space. Roost paints using malathion emulsifiable liquid may also be used in poultry houses. In addition to spraying beef cattle with mala- thion for lice control, rubbing devices incorporating the product have been most effective in suppressing lice and horn flies. Do not apply malathion to lactating dairy cows, since it has not yet been accepted for this use, nor should it be used on calves under one month of age.

PROTECTANT FOR STORED GRAIN With newly-granted residue tolerances for malathion on wheat, barley, oats, rice, rye, corn, grain sorghum, and peanuts (post- harvest), grain handlers storing grain have a method of protect- ing grain from loss to insects. Malathion, either in dust or spray form, applied to the grain as it is being loaded into bins, affords protection against confused flour beetle, rice weevil, granary weevil, saw-toothed grain beetle, flat grain beetle, red flour beetle, rusty grain beetle, lesser grain beetle, and Indian meal moth. It is also suggested as a residual wall, floor, and machinery spray in grain elevators, in treating truck beds, box cars, and ships' holds before loading grain. Where Indian meal moth infestations de- velop, surface applications of malathion dusts or sprays at pre- scribed intervals afford protection.

NEW USES FOR MALATHION ON CROPS Tolerances have been established on 37 additional crops, including:

Vegetables Fruits Asparagus Bramble family Carrots and other root crop Nectarines Garlic-Leeks-Shallots Quinces Several leaf vegetables Currants Pumpkins Gooseberries

Also, small grains, cotton, mushrooms, peppermint, spearmint, corn and rice. With these additions, malathion is now recom- mended on 93 crops.

Developers and producers of malathion and parathion

American Cyanamid Company, Insecticide Department, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.

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FOR

FLORIDA TRUCK CROPS

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The Kilgore Seed Company, manufacturers and formulators of Insecticides and Fungicides, offers a complete advisory service to Florida Farmers through the facilities of its 14 Stores, Lab- oratory and technically trained Field Staff.

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THE KILGORE SEED COMPANY GENERAL OFFICES: PLANT CITY, FLORIDA

LABORATORY: WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

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Stores located at BELLE GLADE, FT. MYERS, GAINESVILLE, HOMESTEAD,

MIAMI, OCALA, PAHOKEE, PALMETTO, PLANT CITY, POMPANO, SANFORD, VERO BEACH, WAUCHULA,

WEST PALM BEACH

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Providing Entomologists with science's finest aids since 1919 In addition to the many dependable commercial materials under the FASCO Brand, the followiing special formulas are now available under the Ideal Label conveniently packaged for the home-owner: ANT POWDER (General ant control including the Imported Fire Ant) * DIBEN Lawn Spray, Dust and Wettable Powder (for Chinch Bugs, Army Worms, Sod Webworius, Ticks, Fleas, Mosquitoes) FUMAGON (Contains Neinagoii for Nematodes) * OUT- DOOR FLEA DUST * PERK (Nutritional spray, fungicidal and miticidal for ornamentals, citrus and vegetables) * REE GREEN (Contains chelated iron, dry for soil application) REE GREEN SPRAY (Chelated iron in wettable powder form for foliag,e feeding) * ROSE DUST * VEGETABLE DUST * SEELSKIN PRUNING COAT

FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY COMPANY Division Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company General Offices, 1611 Talleyrand Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida

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