CAPE KAY OOUHTY TIKES, FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1983

News Notes of

County Fanners Itemi of Interest to the Agricultural

Workers; Doings on the

Farms

control peach leaf curl. This aervice card la a help ’ul hint to peach Itrowera. Other cards dealing with the time of application «nd kind of material to be used will be sent as apples, cherries, grapes, peaches and pears come up for proper consldera-

By I. A. Stackhouse, Acent 'Th*' Office of Farm Demonstration* 3 J wll , ^ Bl(ld , 0 put you on th# , ut

hints, free of charge.

Sprat- Card Serrioe |.„ Th ® cold ■jprage potato came up Lut ,h, Offlc or r.rn D,m- ” * ‘S,* t”, d » r I (nutrition .not to oror 100 (nilt “ “*•

growers a notice calling attention to ^

the time of srrayl-ig peach trees to Superba waa used the cold

Observations in Pruning Apples In traveling over the County one la favorably Impressed by the way the omfrardlsls are pruning their trees. It will not be long before the old apple forest will be a thing Of the past. There are. of couiee, a few orchards where treee are so thick that the sun's rays cannot penetrate. but fortunately for the County's agricultural respect they are few

and far between.

The apple pruning demonstrations held in the past few- years have had a wide effect in getting the farmers to thin out the larger limbs from their trees. This alreates the tree and permits sunlight and spray malarial to enter to a very marked degree. but It does not allow the good Intended If the thinning process Is not carried on In the outer rim of the small side branches. The gen-

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Send Your Potatoes to Cold Storage "Cold storage Is the place for late potato seed." said J. C. Elliott, of Cold Spring, the largest potato grow-

er in Cape May County.

Mr. Elliott carried on a demonstration to show that potatoes kept In cold storage from March to July 1st wou'd show a better stand than those kjpt In cellars, under treee and In pits.*j

present branchei

ranches on trees fifteen /ears old • amd older U not pruned out as heev- i | lly as it should be. If this step In pruning is soon adopted the average' apple orchard la Cape May County will become more lightly for ourselves and our many visitors at well

as far more profitable.

Office of Pam Demonstration in Hew

Home Beady fir Service

The removal of the Office of Farm Demonstration from the Court House Building to the Hoffman Building on Mechanic street. Cape May Court House, has been effected end as soon M telephone ser-..ce can be connected. all persons Interested In agriculture ore Invited to call, write or

Peach Leaf Curt How Hidden Will Soon Strike While leaf-curl of peaches is now invisible It will soon come Into a visible stage when it will be Impassible to control It- Now before the buds swell It can be controlled by a single thorough application of lime sulfur solution diluted with water, one part Itme-eulfur to nine parts water. If spraying Is delayed until after the peach leaves break from the bnda. no amount of spraying will control It. Calcium caseinate, the new spreader and sticker, if added at the rate of one-half pound to fifty gallons of the spray material will be a help In making the spray stick to the branches.

Good Eats Always AT Chandler’s

CAPE SAT cam HOUSE

storage seed came up 98% but the cellar kept Superbas catne up less

than 60%.

Other men who have tried out the cold storage plant for saving ths strength In their seed are of the same opinion that It pays big to work for a perfect stand. For year* Cape May County has raised both early and late crop potatoes. but owing to the usual hot and dry weather of late potato planting season the farmer always runs a considerable risk In getting his late potatoes up through the ground. Why not cut down on all risks and chances possible? Also make It . _ slble to plant some of the desirable white skinned, shallow eyed potatoes that you are now afraid to plant because they cannot be trusted to oome through the ground. The Superba and a I'cal strain of white potato, known locally as ths Compton potato. can be planted with safety if the ed Is put In cold storage. Potatoes can be stored at Rapp's Cold Storage. Q lass boro, for 26c per hamper (bushel) or ?6c per 1(6pound sack. Better rates are offsred on Urge lota Send potatoes now before they start to sprout If vou «' ~ of the strength

flare Saou for Future Graftiwr A grafting demonstration will be held In the orchard of Jullna Way. Cape May Court House. In a few weeks. Those interested can easily sr- how simple It ta to change a poor

variety of f.-jtt Into a good variety. I cut them from good varieties, anc But unless you save scions now. and then bury them as mentioned abora bury them In the earth on the north to keep them moist and cool so that side of a building you will not have'they will be greatly retarded In bud good material to work with at that { development when the grafting time time. * i comes on the trees to be grafted. A A good scion Is a well grown twig' good time to begin grafting Is when of one year's growth, having a I the bark slips easily and the little length of • to li inch “f *“ - v —

t inches. Of course. I green leaves are beginning to show.

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