Show LISTS BAIT y FOR HOPPER COMO L counties will need at leir ay iy tons ot of baits arid and bait material to lo adequately control the ao 20 per problem in 1938 dr geor george fi knowlton associate entorno lorg sit at the utah experiment station toy tolt county agricultural agents at a r cent exien extension sion workers dr knowlton based his hig prediction on survey of 0 live grasshoppers peri jai hopper eggs taken last fall all the large grasshopper po tiona still on oil hand at the end of 1937 season constitute a eringi threat for or next year dr ciol ton said the unused bait hell held 11 storage during this winter a acco r d 1 ing to a report ot 0 the conference on hopper control fai cartes poor cooperation on oil theeart the art of the states concerned urging that local officials pi their orders for bait into nto the band of state committeemen before A AVI aph ap RV H 0 1 dr knowlton pointed out tto not all bait eari can be tilled filled ua 13 less additional federal funds at in made available promptness h b making application will help i arcoui coul ty to obtain sufficient bait for or ill 13 needs dr knowlton insisted he also urged that local officials sawdust deposits deposit sy in ili case the furs fura falling of this material was bequir ed as a part ot of the county commit COBB U tees leas responsibility in the 1938 ban bait program cricket infestations will also alao ir bo worse in 1938 than last year pro fessor C J So remson 1 entorno entomologic log aw at the station told the exten extensions siona i gents professor Sor euton urte eipl dusting breeding grounds with i s linte solution as soon L i eggs begin to hatch as the bd means of controlling further crid crick et development juab millard id tooele thoele counties were most sm infested last year while cache SM pote pete sevier and uintah counelia chunik suffered eutte red some slight |