Salt Lake Telegram | 1911-05-19 | Page 14 | Advises Fruit Men on How to Spray

ADVISES M HEN ON DQflJO SPRAY Tn instruct farm en and fruit grow era upon the dangers of wormy fruit, t'ounty Horticultural Inspector J. C. .Stay is sending out the following torn mnniration: "All persons intending to market their apples and rears this season must have them free from worms. Spray should be put on within the next six ilavs, and this will he two-thirds of the fight. X't arsenate of lead, in the proportion of one pound to twenty gallons gal-lons of water, and be sure that the force is sufficient to place the poison in the calyx cups of the fruit, which will close up in the course of about. ten days. "Do not sprsr straight up and let the sprav fall on the trees. "You must have the nozzle'tn such in position as to force the enray down i from above, in from the aides and up from the bottom. Thin mar be accomplished accom-plished very easilv if you place yourself on level with the tree you are tprav-ing tprav-ing and have fortr-flve degree ang)e on the rod. It can plainly be seen that this can be done by twisting the wrist, the man spraying standing in one position."