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Inspection of one Alfalfa Orchard grass field made last Sunday revealed it would be ready for harvest as soon as weather conditions became favorable. Since heptachlor should not be applied within severr (7) diays of harvesting this fanner was advised to delay spraying for weevil until growth had started ; for the next crop.
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A systemic insecticide called CoRal or Bayer 21/199 has been under test and found to be effective against cattle grub killing them before they appear in the backs of animals. It has the added advantage jhat it can be applied as a spray. Applied in the fall by means
of ^ hjigh pressure sprayer.it is also believed to control cattle lice at. the same time is controls the grubs..
The Driver's Seat
Perhaps you don’t have one foot in the! grave but it may be a matter of! feet that puts you there. ^
We’re speaking of the feet your, car travels, after you comprehend danger and before you can do something about it. _ J Take a fairly average highway situation for example. It’s a starspangled night and you're zipping along at 316,800 feet an hour. (Your speedometer, not feet-consdousi reads 60.) Your headlights illuminate abbout 300 feet ahead of you. (The feet beyond these 300 may be fatal.) The first indication of danger, is a flat red stop sign at the intersection just entering your sphere of vision 300 feet ahead. Threefourths of a second pass before your jpre-chfome-trim-agC Drain gets the message to your foot to - •move from the accelerator to the brake. You have then used up 66 of your 300 feet - - 234 feet left. The law of inertia : takes up those! remaining 234 feet plus several more while your car responds
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