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.V" June »?► iyjf Rtsmt ubmomtrations ware establish tn'coiH trailing; theie orchard weed pest* with the above chemical* through thej cooperation of Mr*. C. R. Hite of {Sperryville and Bernard DahIgrfn, Mgr. Windsor dodge Farm of Huntly. Growth of both honeysuckle and poison ivy were luxuriant. Both materials gave good results. • -'X-:/..-;. **> JU. July,, of 195?*- the 2,4,5/F , showed a .more rapid leaf burn thaiji A. T. A The A. T. A. treatment indicated its translocation might be better than 2, 4, 5, -T. The leaves of untreated portions of the plants growing up the trunk of tree were dissicating with the, A. T. A. treatment. No injury was visible to the apple tree by other chemical tratment.
In addition to the above chemjob, 2y 4,-D • was * applies (2) 4 lbs. Cster per 100 gallon* of water . to honeysuckle growing under apply tjrees at Windsor Lodge’s Had" dox {orchard giving, excellent control without harmful results to the trees. This material too was applied until drip commenced. Where honeysuckle alone is a problem ? Kates says 2, 4-D is considered
more desirable than 2,4,-T as it jis cheaper in prices. ‘ As a further check on results, the demonstration# at Mrs. Hite’s
ins|>ected nearly a year later
if there was any ’come back* the photos below taken June 5th
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