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the Colorado potato beetle larva, Its legs and head are brown-black, its body is yellowish and usually covered by a mass of fecal matter.
If you see a larvae or adult approaching these descriptions, collect specimens and bring - them - in alive to your county agent! DAMAGE THEY DO Considerable to oats, wheat and barley. Adults get nourishment from grain shoots and adjacent grasses to which they migrate. Larvae chew out long strips between the leaf veins, plants may appear yellowish white. WHEN APPEAR? Overwintering adults appear in spring, feed on grasses from July to August. Larvae will appear and feed on the youpg tender leaves of the host plant.
Overcoming the Drought Rappahannock farmers should not rely entirely on others to help them through this drought. May I urge that each livestock owner first study his own situation seriously. The situation on some farms is alarming while on others crops and pastures approach normal. After you have reached several drought relief conclusions, or if you can't find' any definite answers in your own mind, come by and lets talk it over. This procedure has, in several cases, un
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