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Features: How to Sell and Lose Weed Control Jobs 9 Wild Garlic Control in Bermudagrass Turf By S. W. Bingham 10 1965 Index of Articles 12

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by S. W. Bingham

Associate Professor of Plant Physiology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia

AWN weed problems are a common occurrence in most of our nation. In L many instances these problems are associated with climatic and soil conditions, and with turf maintenance practices. Improper maintenance practices are the largest contributors to lawn weed troubles. Solving weed problems is one of the most important phases of turf management. Early diagnosis or identification is essential if the problem is to be corrected before it becomes too serious. The more difficult weed problems are usually associated with perennial plants that have underground means of repro- duction. Wild garlic and wild onion are serious perennial weeds found in many lawn and highway turf areas over the eastern half of the United States. Both weeds reproduce by aerial bulblets and underground offset bulbs. Wild garlic presents a special problem by producing both hard- and soft-coated bulbs. Some of the hard-coated bulbs remain dormant as much as three years in the soil. Wild garlic shoots emerge in the fall but usually remain small for several months as winter arrives. Each bulb produces one stem which may have a leaf arising from the lower part of the stem. Leaves are round, hollow and grooved. Wild onion, on the other hand, often has two leaves arising from the bulb. They are flat and have a pithy center. In established turf, wild garlic shoots develop from bulbs as deep as four inches in the soil. For controlling onion or garlic in such areas, postemergence treatments with herbicides are usually necessary. Since some of the wild garlic bulbs remain dormant for extended periods and will sprout over a period of years, repeated treatments are required for good control. In most areas the overwintering small shoots begin rapid development in March and eventually mature losing their vigorous growth rate by mid-June. The best time to apply herbicides for onion and garlic is in late fall and early spring. Treatments should be repeated twice each year, once on the small shoots in November and again as growth begins in March. In experiments conducted in Virginia, a new herbicide, dicamba, and a new formulation of two older phenoxy herbicides have been compared to rec- ognized standard treatments such as the low volatile ester of 2,4-D and maleic hydrazide. The oil soluble or water emulsifiable amine formulation (oleyl-1, 3-propylenediamine salt, or OPDS) of 2,4-D has the added safety features. Both of these phenoxy formulations are low in volatility but the OPDS form is the least volatile of the phenoxy compounds at 145°F. Soil surfaces facing the sun do reach this temperature in summer in Virginia and other areas further south. An established bermudagrass turf area in Richmond, Virginia was selected for this experiment. Wild garlic shoots numbered about 40 per square foot and were in clumps ranging from 7 to 26 each. The treatments were applied in November and repeated in March each year. All of the treatments used resulted in some degree of control of wild garlic and also other weeds present in the area. At least three applications of either 2,4-D (ester), 2,4-D (OPDS), dicamba, or maleic hydrazide were required to reduce bulb populations in the soil by 99%. Silvex (OPDS) gave only 84% control and appeared to be less effective than other treatments. The response of bermudagrass turf to repeated treatments of these herbicides was very favorable. By effectively removing wild garlic and other weed competition, bermudagrass just about doubled its weight per unit area. The quality as well as quantity of turf plants was thus improved. NewHomelite XL-Automatic prunes, limbs, trims, and cuts

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WEEDS 19 65 Cuban Laurel Thrips Attack Southern California Ornamentals; Scientists Launch Investigation (ns) ..Aug 35 Curly Dock (Rumex crispus) Know Your Species (c) ....Jun 24 Article Index D Dacagin Makes Bow (ns) Oct 16 Daisy, Oxeye (Chrysanthemum leucantnemum); An alphabetical reference to subjects and titles of all Know Your Species (c) May 29 Diagnose Turfgrass Problems, How to, major feature articles, feature columns, news stories, oy Ralph W. White, Jr. (f) Part I, Apr 16; Part II ...May 18 Disease, Noninfectious Tree, Part II; letters published in Weeds ir^es and Turf in 1965. A Iniluence of Heat and Imbalance of Water, list of authors of this year s articles follows the Directory. by Dr. Richard Campana (f) May 12 Diseases, How to Diagnose Shade Tree Root, by Dr. Philip L. Rusden (f) Feb 12 (Dutch Elm Disease) Bidrin, Long Island KEY Arborists Fight DED with (ns) Nov 8 (f) feature article (nf) news feature (ns) news story Dutch Elm Disease, Maple Disease Tips, Pricing Hints Conveyed to Arborists at 14th NAA Midwinter (c) feature column (ed) editorial (L) letter Caucus, Bidrin for, by Daniel Dowd (nf) Apr 30 Dutch Elm Disease Spreading Westward, (br) book review Pathologist Warns (ns) Aug 25 (Dutch Elm Disease) Using Bidrin Safely, by Jan Marfyak (f) Aug 10 Issue Pg. E (Equipment) Brush Control at TVA: A Part I, by John R. Aldred (f) Jun 12 Aerial Services of Roanoke Prefers Invert (Equipment Gimmicks) Azo Chemical: Herbicides (nf) Sep 12 Versatile Contract Applicator (f) May 24 Airplane Believed Practical, Fertilizing (Equipment, Labor-Saving) Labor Management Appalachians by (ns) Jan 21 in the Tree Business, by Frederick R .Micha (f) Aug 12 Alabama's Weed Spraying Experiment, (Equipment) New Ways to Apply Aquatic by C. W. Himes and Holly Mitchell (f) Jul 12 Herbicides, (f) Part I, Feb. 18; Part II Apr 18 (Algae on Turf) Oklahoma's Annual Turf Grass Equipment, Panorama of De-thatching (f) Oct 12 Assn. Conlerence, by Lee Stevens (nf) Jan 18 Equipment Parade in Callaway Gardens, Algae Under Ice, Outboard Provides Eificient by Fred Galle (f) Jun 20 Method for Treatment of (nf) Nov 9 Aquatic Herbicides, New Ways to Apply, Part I (f) Feb 18 F Aquatic Herbicides, New Ways to Apply, Part II (f) Apr 18 (Aquatic Weed Control) Northeastern Weed Meet (nf) ..Feb 28 (Fertilization, Tree) Small Homeowner Contracts Aquatic Weed Control Gains World-Wide Perspective May Grow To Be Big Business for Arborists, at 5th Hyacinth Control Society June Meet in Felix Tells 15th Annual N.Y. Tree Group, Palm Beach (nf) Aug 26 by Prof. A.M.S. Pridham (nf) Mar 33 (Fertilizer Deficiencies) How to Diagnose Turfgrass Aquatic Weed Controllers Review Herbicides, Examine Problems, Part II, by Ralph W. White, Jr. (f) May 18 Nonchemical Methods at 5th Annual Affair in Chicago Mar .26 Fertilizers Underscored at Oklahoma's Annual Turf Arborists Holds First Meet, Grass Assn. Conference Nov. 4-6 in Stillwater, Society of Municipal (ns) Nov 14 Mineral Content in, by Lee Stevens (nf) Jan 18 Azo Chemical: Versatile Contract Applicator (f) May 16 Fertilizing Appalachians by Airplane Believed Practical (ns) Jan 21 B (Flame Weed Control) Californians Aflame with Bahiagrass, Turfgrass Portraits VII:, New Weed Control Notions at Biggest Conference by Dr. Robert W. Schery (f) Jan 16 Ever, Jan. 19-21 in Fresno (nf) Mar 21 Bandane for Turf Weeds, Banvel-D and, Fla. Turfmen Get Latest on Zoysia, by Richard N. Crowl (f) Sep 24 Centipedegrass, Bermudagrass Field Trial Banvel-D and Bandane for Turf Weeds, Results, Ala.-N.W., by John Parrott (nf) Nov 16 by Richard N. Crowl (f) Sep 24 Foxtail, Green (Setaria viridis); Know Your Species (c) ..Jan 24 • Bermudagrass) A New Nematode in Turfgrass, Fungicides, Insecticides for 200 Delegates, by Dr. L. R. Krusberg (f) Jul 14 Experts at Virginia Conference Dec. 8-10 Bermudagrass Field Trial Results, Ala.-N.W. Fla. List, by F. H. Titlow (ns) Feb 34 Turfmen Get Latest on Zoysia, Centipedegrass, (Fungi) How to Diagnose Shade Tree Root by John Parrott (nf) Nov 16 Diseases, by Dr. Philip L. Rusden (f) Feb 13 Bermudagrass Superior for Golf Greens, New Tifdwarf (ns) Oct 20 G Bidrin for DED, Maple Disease Tips, Pricing Hints Conveyed to Arborists at 14th NAA Garlic Control, Wild, by S. W. Bingham (f) Dec 10 Midwinter Caucus, by Daniel Dowd (nf) Apr 30 Garlic, Wild (Allium vineale); Know Your Species (c) . Apr 28 Bidrin Safely, Using, by Jan Marfyak (f) Aug 10 GCSAA Moves Offices to 111. (ns) Aug 25 Bitterman Advises, "Don't Start the Way I Did," Georgia Weed Controllers Meet to Hear Results of New by Marion Rubinstein (f) Oct 18 "Clean Acres" Program, by Virgil E. Adams (ns) Apr 33 Bluegrass Variety Developed in Northwest, New (ns) ....May 31 (Growth Retardants) International Shade Tree Brush Control at TVA: Part I, by John R Aldred (f) Jun 12 Conference, Report of the (nf) Sep 17 Brush Control at TVA: Part II, by John R. Aldred (f) ... Jul 16 Brush Control Concepts Bow at 20th North Central Weed H Control Conference, Dec. 14-16, New Crabgrass (nf) ..Feb 10 Hawaii Turfgrass Meet Success Assures Brush, Making Money with Waste, '66 Version (ns) Nov 10 by Frederick W. Donovan (f) Aug 18 Hawkweed Control with Turf Herbicides, by Dr. S. W. Bingham (f) Aug 20 c (Helicopter Spraying) Brush Control at TVA: Part I, by John R. Aldred (f) June 12 Calibrate Turf Sprayers, How to, by Herb P. Hill (f) Sep 8 (Helicopters) Aerial Services of Roanoke Callaway Gardens, Equipment Parade In, Prefers Invert Herbicides (nf) Sep 12 by Fred Galle (f) Jun 20 (Helicopters for Brush) New Crabgrass, Centipedegrass, Bermudagrass Field Trial Results, Brush Control Concepts Bow at 20th North Central Ala.-N.W. Fla. Turfmen Get Latest on Zoysia, Weed Control Conference, Dec. 14-16 (nf) Feb 21 by John Parrott (nf) Nov 16 (Helicopters) New Ways to Apply Centipedegrass, Turfgrass Portraits VIII:, Aquatic Herbicides, Part II, (f) Apr 18 by Dr. Robert W. Schery (f) Feb 16 Highway Supervisors Want From the Contract Centipede Variety Available to Certified Applicator, What, by Joseph L. Beasley (f) Apr 12 Growers for '66 Sod, Sprigs of New (ns) Jul 26 Highway Vegetation Control Seen as Chem-Trol Eliminates Weed Control Callbacks Construction Trend (ns) May 30 with Geigy's Prometone, How (f) Oct 17 (Highway Weed Spraying) Alabama's Weed Spraying Chicory (Cichorium intybus); Know Your Species (c) Sep 28 Experiment, by C. W. Himes and Holly Mitchell (f) ..Jul 12 Chlorosis Appears, Iron (ns) Nov 24 Horticulture Course, Danville Junior College (Clover) Alabama's Weed Spraying Experiment, Introduces 2-Year Ornamental (ns) Nov 19 by C. W. Himes and Holly Mitchell (f) Jul 30 Hyacinth Controllers Plan Field Trip, Coloring Compounds, How to Use New Turfgrass (f) Jun 16 Actual Herbicide Application June 28-30 (ns) Jun 30 (Copper Sulfate) Algae Under Ice, Outboard Provides (Hypsoperine graminis) A New Nematode in Turfgrass. Efficient Method for Treatment of (nf) Nov 9 by Dr. L. R. Krusberg (f) Jul 14 (Copper Sulfate) New Ways to Apply Aquatic Herbicides, (f) Part I Feb 18: P*rt II Apr 18 I Crabgrass, Brush Control Concepts Bow at 20th North Central Weed Control Conference, Ice, Outboard Provides Efficient Methods Dec. 14-16, New (nf) Feb 10 for Treatment of Algae Under (nf) Nov 9 (Crabgrass Control) Ala.-N.W. Fla. Turfmen Get (Injector, Herbicide) New Ways to Apply Latest on Zoysia, Centipede, Bermudagrass Aquatic Herbicides, Part II (f) Apr 18 Field Trial Results, by John Parrott (nf) Nov 16 International Shade Tree Conference, Report of the (nf) Sep 16 Issue Pg. Issue Pg. International Shade Tree Conference Western Meeting Emphasizes Public Concern for Q-R Natural Beauty (nf) Aug 30 Invert Herbicides, Aerial Services of Roanoke (Railroad Maintenance) Azo Chemical; Prefers (nf) Sep 12 Versatile Contract Applicator (f) May 16 (Irrigation) Form Mo. Valley Turfgrass Assn. (Railroad Maintenance) Broadened Industrial Sessions at Annual MU Lawn and Turf Conference, Underscore Importance of Nonfarm Weed Control at by Ted Hoffman (nf) Nov 22 19th Northeastern Weed Meet (nf) Feb 28 (Irrigation) Home Builder Becomes Sod Grower (f) Nov 12 Root Diseases, How to Diagnose Shade Tree, (Irrigation) Over-watering Yellows Leaves (ns) Sep 32 by Dr. Philip L. Rusden (f) Feb 12 (Irrigation, Sod) " Don't Start the Way I Did,' Rust Control in Merion, Vigorous Growth Key to (ns) ... Oct 16 Bitterman Advises," by Marion Rubinstein (f) Oct 18 Rutgers Turf Conference, Turf Expert Dr. Grau (Irrigation, Sod) How to Ready Soil for the Has Advance Look into Future of Turf for (ns) Apr 32 Next Crop (f) Sep 20 (Irrigation) Turf Specialists Focus on S Water Needs, Practices, at 36th Int'l Safety Are Topics at Minn. Maintenance Course, Turf-Grass Conference in Cleveland (nf) Mar 18 Pruning, Beetles, Pesticide, by Josephine B. Nelson (nf) Nov 18 J-K-L (St. Augustinegrass) A New Nematode in Turtgrass, by Dr. L. R. Krusberg (f) Jul 14 Jimson Weed (Datura stramonium); Know Your St. Augustinegrass, New Nematode Attacks Species (c) Feb 24 Florida (ns) Sep 30 Job Estimating in the Tree Business, St. Augustinegrass, Turfgrass Portraits IX:, by W. H. Bartles (f) Oct 15 by Dr. Robert W. Schery (f) Mar 16 Kansas, Elm Leaf Beetles Scavenge (ns) Sep 28 Seed Situation Today, The (ed) Jun 6 Labor Management in the Tree Business, Shrub Pests, Know Your Tree and (f) Aug 22 by Frederick R. Micha (f) Aug 12 Shrubs, How to Restore Flooded Lawns (ns) Nov 25 (Labor Problems) International Shade Tree Snow on the Mountain; Know Your Species (c) Dec 43 Conference, Report of the (nf) Sep 16 (Sod Farms, Number of) Sod Industry Headed Laurel Thrips Attack Southern California Ornamentals, for Vast Expansion, Increased Sales, Scientists Launch Investigation, Cuban (ns) Aug 35 WTT Survey Shows (f) Aug 22 (Law) Not Fair to Midland (ed) Feb 6 Sod Grower, Home Builder Becomes (f) Nov 12 Law, St. Louis May Have Weed (ns) Jan 14 Sod Harvester, Princeton Turf Shows Its New (ni) Sep 20 Laws, Colorado Applicators Asked to Back Sod Industry Headed for Vast Expansion, Proposed Weed (ns) Apr Increased Sales, WTT Survey Shows (f) Aug 22 Lawns, Shrubs, How to Restore Flooded (ns) Nov 25 Sod Production, Current Trends in, (Loam, Colorado Sod) How to Ready Soil by Ben Warren (f) Jul 20 for the Next Crop (f) Sep 22 (Sod Production) " 'Don't Start the Way I Did,' Bitterman Advises," by Marion Rubinstein (f) Oct 18 (Sod Production) Southern Turf's 300 Acres Produce Sod M for Golf Courses As Far Away as Japan, India, by Pauline T. Stephens Dec 44 Maple Disease Tips, Pricing Hints Conveyed (Sod Production) How to Ready Soil for the to Arborists at 14th NAA Midwinter Caucus, Next Crop (f) Sep 20 Bidrin for DED, by Daniel Dowd (nf) Apr 30 (Sod Section) WTT's New Monthly Section Michigan Turfmen See Research in Thatch Work, Turf Debuts in July (ns) Jun 24 Management, Soil Evaluation, at Field Day (ns) Sep 30 Sod, Sprigs of New Centipede Variety Mineral Content in Fertilizers Underscored at Available to Certified Growers for '66 (ns) Jul 26 Oklahoma's Annual Turf Grass Assn. Conference (Soil Analysis) How to Use Your Soil Test Kit (f) Jan 12 Nov. 4-6 in Stillwater, by Lee Stevens (nf) Jan 18 Soil for the Next Crop, How to Ready (f) Sep 20 Minn. Maintenance Course, Pruning, Beetles, Pesticide (Soil Fumigants) Present and Future Uses of Herbi- Safety Are Topics, at, by Josephine B. Nelson (nf) ..Nov 18 cides in Ornamentals, by Dr. J. F. Ahrens (f) Mar 29 Mo. Valley Turfgrass Assn. at Annual MU Lawn (Soil Moisture) Survey by UC Turf Expert Proves and Turf Conference, Form, by Ted Hoffman (nf) Nov 22 Tensiometer Cuts Water Bill in Half (nf) Jul 25 Moisture at Root Level, Check (ns) Oct 26 Spanish Needles (Bidens bipinnata) ; (Mowers, Vertical) Panorama of De-thatching Know Your Species (c) Aug 28 Equipment (f) Oct 12 (Sprayer Calibration) Azo Chemical; Mowing, Air Cushion, by Dr. Robert W. Schery (f) Sep 14 Versatile Contract Applicator (f) May 17 Sprayers, How to Calibrate Turf, N by Herb P. Hill (f) Sep 8 NACA Committee to Develop Good Practice Sprayorama '65 Set for Sept. 20-21 in Seattle (ns) Aug 33 Principles (ns) Jan 32 Spray Patterns, How to Assure Better Aircraft (ns) Jul 32 National Spraymen's Association, Fla. Applicators Spurge, Prostrate (Euphorbia supina); Take "Bull by Horns," Set Up (ns) Jun 26 Know Your Species (f) Mar 24 National Spraymen's Association Forges Ahead (Stump Treating) Brush Control at TVA, as Group Proposes Convention in '66, Part II, by John R. Aldred (f) Jul 17 Organization of (nf) Oct 21 Surfactants; How They Increase Herbicide Action, by Nematode Attacks Florida St. Augustinegrass, Dr. E. E. Schweizer and Dr. C. G. McWhorter (f) Jan 8 New (ns) Sep 30 (Systemics) "No More Legislation a Possibility," Nematode in Turfgrass, A New, Washington Ag Director Moos Tells Pacific NW by Dr. L. R. Krusberg (f) Jul 14 Sprayorama in Seattle, by Marilyn Irwin (nf) Nov 20 (Nozzle Output) How to Calibrate Turf Sprayers, by Herb P. Hill (f) Sep 8 T (Nozzle Spacing) How to Calibrate Turf Sprayers, by Herb P. Hill (f) Sep 8 Tax Victory for Nurserymen Announced at Ohio Meeting (ns) Nov 14 Tensiometer Cuts Water Bill in Half, o Survey by UC Turf Expert Proves (nf) Jul 25 Thatch Problem, The, by Dr. Robert W. Miller (f) Oct 8 (Oaklawn) Sprigs of New Centipede Variety Thatching Equipment, Panorama of De- (f) Oct 12 Available to Certified Growers for '66 Sod (ns) Jul 26 Thatch Work, Turf Management, Soil Evaluation, at Ohio Meeting, Tax Victory for Nurserymen Field Day, Michigan Turfmen See Research in (ns) . .Sep 30 Announced at (ns) Nov 14 Thrips Attack Southern California Ornamentals; Ornamentals, Present and Future Uses of Scientists Launch Investigation, Cuban Laurel (ns) . .Aug 35 Herbicides in, by Dr. John F. Ahrens (f) Mar 12 Tifdwarf Bermudagrass Superior for Ornamentals; Scientists Launch Investigation, Cuban Golf Greens, New (ns) Oct 20 Laurel Thrips Attack Southern California (ns) Aug 35 Tree and Shrub Pests, Know Your (f) Aug 18 Tree Business, Job Estimating in the, by W. H. Bartles (f) Oct 15 P Tree Business, Labor Management in the, Pacific NW Sprayorama in Seattle, "No More by Frederick R. Micha (f) Aug 12 Legislation a Possibility," Washington (Tree Climbers) Labor Management in the Ag Director Moos Tells, by Marilyn Irwin (nf) Nov 20 Tree Business, by Frederick R. Micha (f) Aug 12 (pH) How to Use Your Soil Test Kit (f) Jan 12 Tree Disease, Part II; Noninfectious; Influence (Plowing Time Table, N.J. Sod) How to Ready Soil of Heat and Imbalance of Water, for the Next Crop (f) Sep 21 by Dr. Richard Campana (f) May 12 Pokeweed (Phytolacca americana); Trees, Know Your (br) Aug 34 Know Your Species (c) Nov 23 Tree Maintenance Course, Pruning, Beetles, Prickly Pear (Opuntia spp.); Know Your Species (c) Jul 28 Pesticide Safety Are Topics at Minn., Prometone, How Chem-Trol Eliminates Weed Control by Josephine B. Nelson (nf) Nov 18 Callbacks with Geigy's (f) Oct 17 (Tree Removal) Brush Control at TVA, Part II, Prometryne 80W, Error in January Issue by John R. Aldred (f) Jul 16 Regarding Geigy (ns) Apr 24 Tree Root Diseases, How to Diagnose Shade. Pruning, Beetles, Pesticide Safety Are Topics at Minn. by Dr. Philip L. Rusden rf) Feb 12 Tree Maintenance Course, by J. B. Nelson (nf) Nov 1" (Tree Zoning) How to Sell Zoned Trees, (Public Relations) Look the Part (ed) Nov 4 by H. W. Gilbert (f) Nov 6 (Pump Pressure) How to Calibrate Turf Sprayers, Trees, Against Rabbits. Field Mice. by Herb P. Hill (f) Sep 8 Protect Young (ns) Jan 10 Issue Pg. Issue Pg. ("Trees for New Jersey Streets") Tree Bulletin (ns) Oct 22 Va. Conference Dec. 8-10 List Fungicides, Trees, Preventive Care Will Reduce Insecticides for 200 Delegates, Experts at, Storm Damage to Shade (ns) jan 22 (Trucks) Azo Chemical; Versatile by F. H. Titlow (ns) Feb 34 Contract Applicator (f) May 17 Turf Conference, Form Mo. Valley Turfgrass Assn. at Annual MU Lawn and, by Ted Hoffman (nf) Nov 22 W Turf Discussed at S.E. Conf., Golf Cart Damage to (ns) .. Jun 30 (Washington Association of Ground Sprayers) Turf Herbicides, Hawkweed Control with, Sprayorama '65 Set for Sept. 20-21 in Seattle (ns) ....Aug 33 by Dr. S. W. Bingham (f) Aug 20 'Water" FT-GA Conference Theme. Oct. 5-7 (nf) Sep 31 Turf Industry Second Largest in State, Water, Influence of Heat and Imbalance of; Noninfectious r„ f°lo< Turfmen Hear at Hth Conference (nf) Jan 29 __ Disease, Part II, by Dr. Richard Campana (f) ..May 12 Turf Sprayers, How to Calibrate, by Herb P. Hill (f) .... Sep 8 Water Needs, Practices at 36th Int'l. Turf-Grass Turfgrass, A New Nematode in, by Dr. L. R. Krusberg (f) Jul 14 Conference in Cleveland; Turf Specialists Turfgrass Coloring Compounds, How to Use New (f) Jun 16 Focus on (nf) Mar 18 Turfgrass Exposition, Northern California Weed Control, How to Sell and Lose (f) Dec 9 Plans First (ns) Mar 35 (Weeds, 11 Most Numerous) Alabama's Weed Spraying Turfgrass Problems How to Diagnose, perimer by C W Himes and Ho by Ralph W. White. Jr. (f) Part I, Apr 16; Part II ...May 18 Wil«7-if^d Carrot (DaucusU' carota);- Know You»y r MitchelSpeciesl (c(f)) ....Ju. Ocl 1t2 23 V 1 1< C arl,c Contr Turfgrass Renovation, Guide to, by Tom Mascaro (f) Feb 8 J Turfmen Get Latest on Zoysia, Centipedegrass, Y. , ? l <>l. by S. W. Bingham (f) Dec 10 Bermudagrass Field Trial Results, (Wild Succory) Chicory (Cichorium intybus); Ala.-N.W. Fla., by John Parrott (nf) Nov 16 Know Your Species (c) seD 28 Turfmen Growing, Texas T-G Meet Hears, Woody Plant Control, Outlines (ns) './.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.Sep 29 Need for Professional (ns) Feb 32 Turfmen See Research in Thatch Work, Turf Manage- X-Y-Z ment, Evaluation, at Field Day, Michigan (ns) Sep 30 Zoysia, Centipedegrass, Bermudagrass Field Trial TVA: Brush Control at. Part I, by John R. Aldred (f) ..Jun 12 Results, Ala.-N.W. Fla., Turfmen Get Latest on. TVA: Brush Control at, Part II, by John R. Aldred (f) Jul 16 by John Parrott (nf) Nov 16 (Zoysiagrass) A New Nematode in Turfgrass u-v by Dr. L R. Krusberg (f) ' Jul 14 (Zoysiagrass) Form Mo. Valley Turfgrass Assn. (Union Contractors, Dealing with) Job Estimating at Annual MU Lawn and Turf Conference in the Tree Business, by W. H. Bartles (f) Oct 15 by Ted Hoffman (nf) 22

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Adams. Virgil E.. "Georgia Weed Controllers Meet Miller, Robert W., "The Thatch Problem" Oct 8 to Hear Results of New 'Clean Acres' Program" Apr 33 Mitchell, Holly, "Alabama's Weed Spraying Ahrens, J. F., "Present and Future Uses of Experiment" Jul 12 Herbicides in Ornamentals" Mar 12 Nelson. Josephine B., "Pruning, Beetles, Pesticide Aldred, John F.. Safety Are Topics at Minn. Tree Maintenance "Brush Control at TVA: Part I" Jun 12 Course" Nov 18 "Brush Control at TVA: Part II" Jul 16 Parrott. John, "Ala.-N.W. Fla. Turfmen Get Latest Bartles, W. H., "Job Estimating in the Tree on Zoysia, Centipedegrass, Bermudagrass Field Business" Qct 15 Trial Results" 16 Beasley, Joseph L., "What Highway Supervisors Pridham, A. M. S., "Small Homeowner Contracts Want From the Contract Applicator" Apr 12 May Grow to Be Big Business For Arborists Bingham. S. W.t "Hawkweed Control with Turf Felix Tells 15th Annual N. Y. Tree Group" Mar 33 Herbicides" Aug 2o Rubinstein, Marion. " Don't Start the Way I Did ' "Wild Garlic Control" ...... '.....'.'...... '.'.Dec 10 Bitterman Advises" Qct 18 Camoana. Richard, "Noninfectious Tree Diseases Rusden, Philip L., "How to Diagnose Shade Tree Part II: Influence of Heat and Imbalance of Water" . May 12 Root Diseases" Feb 12 Crowl, Richard N.f "Banvel-D and Bandane for Turf Weeds" 24 Schery, Robert, "Turfgrass Portraits, Donovan. Frederick W., "Making Money with Waste VII: Bahiagrass" 16 Brush" Aug 16 VIII: Centipedegrass" Feb 16 Dowd. Daniel. "Bidrin for DED. Maple Disease Tips, Pricing Hints Conveyed to Arborists at "AiIX: r StCushio. augustinegrassn Mowing"" MaSepr 146 14th NAA Midwinter Caucus" Apr 30 Schweizer, E. E., "Surfactants: How They Increase Galle. Fred, "Equipment Parade in Callaway Herbicide Action" 3 Gardens" Jun 2q Stephens. Pauline T., "Southern Turf's 300 Acres Gilbert, H.W., "How to Sell Zoned Trees" .7.7.7.7.7 '' Nov 6 Produce Sod for Golf Course As Far Away as Japan, Hill. Herb P., "How to Calibrate Turf Sprayers" ... Sep 8 India" £>ec 44 Himes, C. W., "Alabama's Weed Spraying Experiment" ... . Jul 12 Stevens, Lee, "Mineral Content in Fertilizers Hoffman, Ted, "Form Mo. Valley Turfgrass Assn. Underscored at Oklahoma's Annual Turf Grass at Annual MU Lawn and Turf Conference" Nov 22 Assn. Conference Nov. 4-6 in Stillwater" Jan 18 Irwin. Marilyn, " 'No more legislation a possibility ' Titlow, F. H., "Experts at Va. Conference Dec. 8-10 Washington Ag. Director Moos Tells Pacific NW List Fungicides, Insecticides for 200 Delegates" Feb 34 Sprayorama in Seattle" Nov 20 Van Brackle, Richard D., "Tips on Parkway Trees Krusberg, L. R.t "A New Nematode in Turfgrass" ... .. Jul 14 Included on Varied Program for Calif. Marfyak, Jan, "Using Bidrin Safely" Aug 10 Nursery, Landscape Tree and Turf Meet" Apr 24 McWhorter. C. G., "Surfactants: How They Increase Warren, Ben. "Current Trends in Sod Production" Jul 20 Herbicide Action" Jan 8 White. Ralph W., Jr., Micha. Frederick R., "Labor Management in the "How to Diagnose Turfgrass Problems: Part I" Apr 16 Tree Business" Aug 12 "How to Diagnose Turfgrass Problems: Part II" May 18

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Weeds Trees and Turf presents below its an- There will also be some differences of opinion nual Guide to Suppliers of vegetation control over the inclusion or omission of certain chem- chemicals and equipment for use in urban/indus- icals under particular use categories. Here again trial areas. There is a mixture of common and trade-marked names (indicated by an asterisk*). confusion exists among reference sources. We This has been unavoidable since usage and rec- have made our choices on the basis of most fre- ommendations of researchers refer to a particular quent mention in our surveys which preceded this chemical by one or the other, depending upon the compilation. Readers' comments and suggestions newness of the compound, whether its common are invited to help us improve future editions. name is easier to use, or industry acceptance. Keep this year's Guide handy for frequent use. Advertisers in Weeds Trees and Turj are listed in boldface type.

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LARGE ORDERS NOT NECESSARY Write Today for Details and Prices TRIFLURALIN CACODYLIC ACID Residex Corp. Elanco Products Co. The Ansul Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Chapman Chemical Co. ZYTRON* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. HCA Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Dow Chemical Co. HYVAR X BROMACIL* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. CALCIUM ACID J. J. Dill Co. Residex Corp. METHYL ARSENATE E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. • LINURON CALCIUM PROPYL ARSENATE E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. POSTEMERGENCE Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. CAPAROL* MCPA AMITROLE-T* Geigy Chemical Corp. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Amchem Products, Inc. CYTROL* Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. American Cyanamid Co. Diamond Alkali Co. Baird Or McGuire, Inc. American Cyanamid Co. J. J. Dill Co. R. H. Bogle Co. Dow Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. DACAMINE* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Miller Products Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Diamond Alkali Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. Residex Corp. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. MCPP Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. AMMONIUM METHYL ARSENATE DACAGIN* W. A. Cleary Corp. J. J. Dill Co. Black Leaf Products Co. Diamond Alkali Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Doggett Fison Co. W. A. Cleary Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. DALAPON Morton Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. R. H. Bogle Co. Doggett Fison Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. MONURON Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Dow Chemical Co. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. B. G. Pratt Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Residex Corp. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. AMAION/UAI THIOCYANATE Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Wood Treating Chemicals Co. Residex Corp. Utility Chemical Co. DINITRO COMPOUNDS Southern Mill Creek Products Co. AMMONIUM SULFAMATE Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. MSMA Niagara Chemical J. J. Dill Co. The Ansul Co. Residex Corp. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. W. A. Cleary Corp. DIURON Diamond Alkali Co. ARSENIC ACID Chapman Chemical Co. NEBURON R. H. Bogle Co. J. J. Dill Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. PENTACHLOROPHENOL Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Niagara Chemical Residex Corp. Baird & McGuire, Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Braun-Knecht-Heimann Co. Sherwin-Williams Co. Andrew Wilson, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. DMA (DSMA) Chapman Chemical Co. ATRAZINE Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. The Ansul Co. Nalco Chemical Co. Baird fir McGuire, Inc. Asgrow Seed Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. J. J. Dill Co. Chapman Chemical Co. Waverly Petroleum Products Co. Geigy Chemical Corp. W. A. Cleary Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. PHENYLMERCURIC ACETATE Niagara Chemical Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp. American Liquid Fertilizer Co., Inc. Residex Corp. O. M. Scott & Sons Co. Aquatrols Corp. of America Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. BANVEL-D* D/PHENAM/D W. A. Cleary Corp. J. J. Dill Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Elanco Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Hub-States Chemical & Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Equipment Co. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Riverdale Chemical Co. ENDOTHALL PROMETONE* Velsicol Chemical Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. (See Soil Sterilants) BETASAN Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. PROPAZINE Stauffer Chemical Co. EPTAM Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. BORATE COMPOUNDS Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. American Potash & Chem. Corp. FENAC Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Amchem Products, Inc. SILVEX Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Residex Corp. Amchem Products, Inc. Utility Chemical Co. Asgrow Seed Co. FENURON Baird & McGuire, Inc. BROMACIL R. H. Bogle Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Dow Chemical Co. O. M. Scott & Sons Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Residex Corp. Hercules Powder Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Residex Corp. Swift & Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Woodbury Chemical Co. DIURON Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Wood Treating Chemicals Co. (See Soil Sterilants) SODIUM ARSENITE UR OX* ERBON

(See Soil Sterilants) (See Soil • Sterilants) (See Soil Sterilants) FENAC SODIUM CACODYLATE (See Soil Sterilants) The Ansul Co. AQUATIC HERBICIDES HYDROTHAL* TCA Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Braun-Knecht-Heimann Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. AMITROLE MCPA Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Amchem Products, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. American Cyanamid Co. (See Postemergence Herbicides) J. J. Dill Co. ORTHODICHLOROBENZENE TILLAM Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. Residex Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Utility Chemical Co. TORDON* AMITROLE-T* Andrew Wilson, Inc. R. H. Bogle Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. (See Postemergence Herbicides) POTASSIUM CYANATE AMMONIUM SULFAMATE American Cyanamid Co. Dow Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. TRYSBEN* J. J. Dill Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. POTASSIUM ENDOTHALL R. H. Bogle Co. AQUATHOL* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Residex Corp. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. POTASSIUM IODIDE 2,4-D Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Amchem Products, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Asgrow Seed Co. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. PHYGON XL* Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. R. H. Bogle Co. AQUATHOL PLUS* E-Z Flo Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Naugatuck Chemical Chapman Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. SILVEX Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. W. A. Cleary Corp. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. (See Postemergence Herbicides) Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. SODIUM ARSENITE Diamond Alkali Co. J. J. Dill Co. CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE (See Soil Sterilants) Dow Chemical Co. Utility Chemical Co. E-Z Flo Chemical Co. 2,4-D Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. COPPER SULFATE Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. (See Postemergence Herbicides) Hercules Powder Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. 2,4,5-7 Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp. Phelps Dodge Refining Corp. (See Postemergence Herbicides) Miller Products Co. Tennessee Corp. Naico Chemical Co. 2-{2,4-DB) Niagara Chemical Utility Chemical Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. DACAMINE 4D* Brayton Chemicals, Inc. O. M. Scott & Sons Co. J. J. Dill Co. Residex Corp. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Riverdale Chemical Co. Diamond Alkali Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. DALAPON Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Swift & Co. (See Postemergence Herbicides) Andrew Wilson, Inc. COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS Woodbury Chemical Co. DELRAD* Wood Treating Chemicals Co. Hercules Powder Co. 2,4,5-7 Southern Mill Creek Products Co. NITROGEN SOURCES Amchem Products, Inc. DICHLONE Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. R. H. Bogle Co. General Chemical Div., ACC Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Braun-Knecht-Heimann Co. —Fast Release— Central Solvents & Chemicals Co. DIQUAT* Chapman Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Diamond Alkali Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. AMMONIA ANHYDROUS J. J. Dill Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Dow Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. E-Z Flo Chemical Co. Hercules Powder Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. ADVERTISERS Phillips Petroleum Co. Hercules Powder Co. AMMONIUM NITRATE (UREA) Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp. IN THIS MONTH'S Miller Products Co. WEEDS TREES & TURF American Agricultural Chemical Co. Niagara Chemical American Cyanamid Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. ARE LISTED IN BOLDFACE Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Residex Corp. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. John Deere Chemical Co. —Natural Organics— Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Cloro Spray Corp. Hercules Powder Co. Columbia Nitrogen International Minerals & General Chemical Div., ACC Chemical Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. ANIMAL TANKAGE Miller Products Co. Phillips Petroleum Co. Phillips Petroleum Co. AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE Wilbur-Ellis Co. Swift & Co. BIRD GUANO Utility Chemical Co. American Cyanamid Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. The Best Fertilizer Co. PLASTIC COATED John Deere Chemical Co. BONE MEAL, RAW Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Phillips Petroleum Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Tennessee Corp. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Andrew Wilson, Inc. AMMONIUM SULFATE PHOSPHATE SOURCES American Cyanamid Co. BONE MEAL, STEAMED • Asgrow Seed Co. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. The Best Fertilizer Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. CONCENTRATED Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Andrew Wilson, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. American Agricultural Chemical Co. American Cyanamid Co. Phillips Petroleum Co. FISH SCRAP Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. AQUA AMMONIA Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. International Minerals & Hercules Powder Co. Chemical Corp. Phillips Petroleum Co. CALCIUM CYANAMIDE POTASH SOURCES Swift & Co. American Cyanamid Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. ROCK PHOSPHATES

CALCIUM NITRATE POTASSIUM NITRATE American Agricultural Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. American Cyanamid Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. SODIUM NITRATE Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. POTASSIUM CARBONATE Columbia Quarry Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Diamond Alkali Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. International Minerals & Hooker Chemical Co. Chemical Corp. UREA Southwest Potash Corp. Swift & Co. American Agricultural Chemical Co. POTASSIUM CHLORIDE American Cyanamid Co. Asgrow Seed Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. —Ammonium Phosphates— The Best Fertilizer Co. Phillips Petroleum Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Swift & Co. Destruxol Corporation, Ltd. U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. AMMONIUM International Minerals & POTASSIUM SULFATE Chemical Corp. American Potash & Chemical Corp. PHOSPHATE-NITRATE John Deere Chemical Co. Asgrow Seed Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Phillips Petroleum Co. Swift & Co. AMMONIUM • PHOSPHATE-SULFATE —Slow Release— The Best Fertilizer Co. MIXED N-P-K TYPES Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Phillips Petroleum Co. • Wilbur-Ellis Co. UREA-FORMALDEHYDE AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE-UREA Asgrow Seed Co. SOLID John Deere Chemical Co. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. American Agricultural Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Hercules Powder Co. Asgrow Seed Co. D/AMMON/UM PHOSPHATE International Minerals & The Best Fertilizer Co. Chemical Corp. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. American Agricultural Chemical Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Columbia Nitrogen American Cyanamid Co. • Doggett Fison Co. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. W. R. Grace & Co. Asgrow Seed Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. John Deere Chemical Co. Hooker Chemical Co. —Organic Nitrogen— International Minerals & International Minerals & Chemical Corp. Chemical Corp. Miller Products Co. Phillips Petroleum Co. Nitrogen Division Tennessee Corp. COTTONSEED MILL Ra-Pid-Grow Corp. Robert B. Peters Co., Inc. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Phillips Petroleum Co. MONOAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE Andrew Wilson, Inc. O. M. Scott & Sons Co. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Swift & Co. Swift & Co. MILORGANITE Wilbur-Ellis Co. Tennessee Corp. Milwaukee Sewerage Commission LIQUID PHOSPHORIC ACID PROCESSED SLUDGE American Liquid Fertilizer Co., Inc. American Agricultural Chemical Co. Asgrow Seed Co. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. American Cyanamid Co. Milwaukee Sewerage Commission The Best Fertilizer Co. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Asgrow Seed Co. PEAT-HUMUS FUMAZONE* Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Dow Chemical Co. U. S. Industrial Chemicals Co. Western Peat Smith Douglass Co., Inc. International Mineral & PEAT MOSS METHYL BROMIDE Chemical Corp. Phillips Petroleum Co. Hydroponic Chemical Co., Inc. American Potash & Chemical Corp. Swift & Co. Loamite Division J. J. Dill Co. Tennessee Corp. Premier Peat Moss Corp. Dow Chemical Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Michigan Chemical Corp. Niagara Chemical VERMICULITE pH CONTROLLERS Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. MYLONE* Hydroponic Chemical Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. ALUMINUM SULFATE Zonolite Division Niagara Chemical Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. PROPARGYL International Minerals & MULCHES General Aniline & Film Corp. Chemical Corp. Utility Chemical Co. TELONE* Andrew Wilson, Inc. CALCINED ABSORBENT CLAY Brayton Chemicals, Inc. CALCITE, BURNED Oil-Dri Corporation of America Dow Chemical Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Columbia Quarry Co. EROSION CONTROL MULCHES Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. TRIZONE* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. CALCITE, HYDRATED McCarthy Sales Co., Inc. Dow Chemical Co. Columbia Quarry Co. LANDSCAPE MULCHES VAPAM* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Residex Corp. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. CALCIUM CARBONATE Loamite Div. Stauffer Chemical Co. Columbia Quarry Co. McCarthy Sales Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Commercial Minerals Co. Terra-Green Div. Diamond Alkali Co. Zonolite Div. VORLEX* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. SEEDING MULCHES Morton Chemical Co. DOLOMITE Boise Cascade Corp. Niagara Chemical Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. International Paper Co. MISCELLANEOUS GYPSUM (CALCIUM SULFATE) Loamite Div. Troy Blanket Mills COMPOUNDS Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Zonolite Div. LIME, CONCENTRATE ANTICAKING CONDITIONERS Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. SOIL FUMIG ANTS The Eagle-Picher Co. LIMESTONE Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp. Columbia Quarry Co. ANTIDESICCANT SPRAYS Commercial Minerals Co. BEDRENCH Aquatrols Corp. of America LIQUID FISH Niagara Chemical Brayton Chemicals, Inc. E-Z Flo Chemical Co. Destruxol Corporation, Ltd. BROMIDE Andrew Wilson, Inc. SULFUR General Aniline & Film Corp. GRASS SEED Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. CHLOROPICRIN Asgrow Seed Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Chanderlin Seed Co. Utility Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Elanco Products Co. Morton Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Mock Seed Co. SOIL CONDITIONERS O. M. Scott & Sons Co. D-D Vaughan's Seed Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Whitney Seed Co., Inc. Niagara Chemical BARK Shell Chemical Corp. TREE WOUND PAINT Boise Cascade Corp. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Bartlett Mfg. Co. CALCINED CLAY Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Samuel Cabot, Inc. Floridin Co. DICHLOROPROPENE COMPOUNDS Hydroponic Chemical Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Seymour Smith Cr Son, Inc. Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp. Andrew Wilson, Inc. Oil-Dri Corporation of America DOWFUME* Terra-Green Division Brayton Chemicals, Inc. TREE KILLERS Waverly Petroleum Products Co. J. J. Dill Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. Dow Chemical Co. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. CANE Residex Corp. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. TURF COLORING COMPOUNDS McCarthy Sales Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. W. A. Cleary Corp. CELATOM* E-Z Flo Chemical Co. ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. The Eagle-Picher Co. Dow Chemical Co. The Gregg Co. CORN COBS Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Niagara Chemical Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Residex Corp. STUMP REMOVING COMPOUNDS Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. DIATOMITE* Southern Mill Creek Products Co. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. The Eagle-Picher Co. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. GRANULES, NATURAL CARRIERS American Talc Co. DILUENTS American Vermiculite Corp. Floridin Co. DUSTS, SYNTHETIC Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. DIATOMACEOUS EARTH Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp. The Eagle-Picher Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Waverly Petroleum Products Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. LIQUID (SOLVENTS) DUSTS, NATURAL American Oil Co. FULLERS EARTH E-Z Flo Chemical Co. Amoco Chemicals Corp. Floridin Co. Floridin Co. Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Waverly Petroleum Products Co. Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp. Gulf Oil Corp. Humble Oil & Refining Co. GRANULES, GENERAL GRANULES, SYNTHETIC Jefferson Chemical Co. American Vermiculite Corp. Mobil Oil Co. Columbia Quarry Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Signal Oil & Gas Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Zonolite Div. Tenneco Oil Co. Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp. Waverly Petroleum Products Co. KAOLINS (CLAY) Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp. TALC American Talc Co. Commercial Minerals Co. Miller Products Co.

MITICIDES END ARAMITE* TURF MOISTURE Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. PROBLEMS! Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Naugatuck Chemical Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Andrew Wilson, Inc. BINAPACRYL Niagara Chemical BIDRIN* Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Metalsalts Corp. Niagara Chemical Shell Chemical Corp. Agricultural Chemicals Division Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. Soil Conditioner DIALOAAbsorbs 150% of its weight iMn water , CHLOROBENZILATE* provides controlled release of moisture, won't compact. J. J. Dill Co. Geigy Chemical Corp. At last here's a soil conditioner/mulch/top dressing that Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. ends turf moisture problems. Won't cake, won't leach away. Residex Corp. DIALOAM is a granulated, diatomaceous earth composed CYGON* of millions of microscopic water-life plants and fossils. (See Insecticides) DIALOAM absorbs up to 150% of its weight in water. Mois- ture release is gradual, just right for healthy grass ... a DIBROM* life-saver in dry weather. Particles tend to work into the (See Insecticides) earth giving it a porous, loamy texture that leads to strong, DELNAV* healthy turf. Try DIALOAM on your turf this year! Write Hercules Powder Co. for more information. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. SINCE 1 843 ETHION Niagara Chemical Southern Mill Creek Products Co. EACLE-PICHER Stauffer Chemical Co. The Eagle-Picher Company American Building, Dept.W-12 GENITE Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio 45201 Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. KARATHANE* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Industrial Materials Co. Tennessee Corp. Rohm & Haas Co. J. J. Dill Co. Stepan Chemical Co. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. IRON CHELATE Tennessee Corp. Green Lown Laboratories, Inc. American Liquid Fertilizer Co., Inc. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Rohm & Haas Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Utility Chemical Co. KELTHANE* Destruxol Corp., Ltd. J. J. Dill Co. EMULSIFIERS Baird & McGuire, Inc. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Dow Chemical Co. Armour Industrial Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc. Florida Agricultural Supply Co. Emery Industries, Inc. | Residex Corp. Geigy Chemical Corp. General Aniline & Film Corp. Rohm & Haas Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Jefferson Chemical Co. MORESTAN* Niagara Chemical /RON, MICRONIZED Rohm & Haas Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Stepan Chemical Co. Chemagro Corp. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. IRON SULFATE MOROCIDE* Destruxol Corp., Ltd. SPREADER-STICKERS Niagara Chemical J. J. Dill Co. Armour & Co. The Eagle-Picher Co. R. H. Bogle Co. PENTAC* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Phillips Petroleum Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Tennessee Corp. Chemwest, Inc. Hooker Chemical Co. Colloidal Products Corp. SCHRADAN MAGNESIUM CARBONITE Destruxol Corp., Ltd. J. J. Dill Co. J. J. Dill Co. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. SYSTOX* Emery Industries, Inc. MAGNESIUM SULFATE Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Chemagro Corp. General Aniline & Film Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. General Chemical Div., ACC Niagara Chemical Dow Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Hydroponic Chemical Co., Inc. Utility Chemical Co. Niagara Chemical TEDION* Wilbur-Ellis Co. Rohm & Haas Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. MANGANESE CHELATE Stauffer Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Stepan Chemical Co. Niagara Chemical J. J. Dill Co. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Geigy Chemical Corp. Andrew Wilson, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. THIMET* STABILIZERS American Cyanamid Co. MANGANESE SULFATE Emery Industries, Inc. Baird & McGuire, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. General Aniline & Film Corp. Niagara Chemical Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Tennessee Corp. WETTING AGENTS TOXAPHENE MANGANOUS OXIDE Aquatrols Corp. of America (See Insecticides) J. J. Dill Co. Armour Industrial Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. R. H. Bogle Co. TRITHION* Tennessee Corp. Chapman Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. W. A. Cleary Corp. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. MOLYBDENUM Cloro Spray Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Colloidal Products Corp. Climax Molybdenum Co. J. J. Dill Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Emery Industries, Inc. ZINC CHELATE Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. TRACE ELEMENTS Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Jefferson Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Niagara Chemical Geigy Chemical Corp. Roberts Chemicals, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Rohm & Haas Co. BORAX Stauffer Chemical Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Stepan Chemical Co. American Potash & Chemical Corp. ZINC SULFATE Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. American Smelting & Refining Co. "Water-In" Inc. U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp. J. J. Dill Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Utility Chemical Co. The Eagle-Picher Co. BORO-SPRAY Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. GROWTH RETARDANTS American Potash & Chemical Corp. Phillips Petroleum Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Tennessee Corp. COPPER CHELATE Utility Chemical Co. CYCOCEL Brayton Chemicals, Inc. American Cyanamid Co. J. J. Dill Co. SURFACE ACTIVE MALEIC HYDRAZIDE Dow Chemical Co. AGENTS Geigy Chemical Corp. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Naugatuck Chemical Div. of DETERGENTS, GENERAL U. S. Rubber COPPER SULFATE Cloro Spray Corp. Niagara Chemical J. J. Dill Co. Emery Industries, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Phelps Dodge Refining Corp. General Aniline & Film Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. COPPER ARSENATE, BASIC NEMATOCIDES Vineland Chemical Sales Corp. The Sherwin-Williams Co. ASPON* Southern Mill Creek Products Co. CHLOROPICRIN Brayton Chemicals, Inc. CRYOLITE (See Soil Fumigants) Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Stauffer Chemical Co. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. D-D AZINPHOSMETHYL (GUTHION*) Stauffer Chemical Co. (See Soil Fumigants) Chemagro Corp. Niagara Chemical CYGON* DICHLOROPENES American Cyanamid Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Dow Chemical Co. Bioferm Corp. Niagara Chemical Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. FUMAZONE* Stauffer Chemical Co. ODD (TDE) Baird fir McGuire, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. BAYGON (BAYER 39007) Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Chemagro Corp. Miller Products Co. NEMAGON J. J. Dill Co. Niagara Chemical Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Rohm & Haas Co. J. J. Dill Co. BAYTEX* Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Baird fir McGuire, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. B. G. Pratt Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Shell Chemical Corp. Chemagro Corp. DDT Smith Douglass Co., Inc. J. J. Dill Co. American Liquid Fertilizer Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Residex Corp. American Oil Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Asgrow Seed Co. Baird fir McGuire, Inc. SAROLEX* BETANAPHTHOL Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Geigy Chemical Corp. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Chapman Chemical Co. VAMPAM* BHC Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Diamond Alkali Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Baird fir McGuire, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Chapman Chemical Co. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Diamond Alkali Co. Geigy Chemical Corp. VO RLEX* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Florida Agricultural Supply Co. Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co. Morton Chemical Co. Hooker Chemical Co. McLaughlin Gormley King Co. Niagara Chemical Co. Miller Products Co. Miller Products Co. Niagara Chemical Montrose Chemical Co. Niagara Chemical Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. S. B. Penick & Co. INSECTICIDES Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Riverdale Chemical Co. B. G. Pratt Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. ABATE Stauffer Chemical Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. BIDRIN* The Sherwin-Williams Co. American Cyanamid Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. ALDRIN (See Miticides) Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. CHLORDANE Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. American Liquid Fertilizer Co., Inc. Waverly Petroleum Products Co. Chapman Chemical Co. Asgrow Seed Co. Andrew Wilson, Inc. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Woodbury Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Chapman Chemical Co. Wood Treating Chemicals Co. Florida Agricultural Supply Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. W. A. Cleary Corp. DDVP (VAPONA) Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Hub States Chemical & J. J. Dill Co. Equipment Co. E.-Z Flo Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. McLaughlin Gormley King Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Chapman Chemical Co. Miller Products Co. J. J. Dill Co. Niagara Chemical Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Hub-States Chemical & Equip. Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. McLaughlin Gormley King Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Miller Products Co. McLaughlin Gormley King Co. Residex Corp. Niagara Chemical Miller Products Co. Hiverdale Chemical Co. S. B. Penick & Co. Niagara Chemical Shell Chemical Corp. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Norda Essential Oil & Chem. Co. Pest Control Equipment Co. S. B. Penick & Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. B. G. Pratt Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. B. G. Pratt Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Stephenson Chemical Co., Inc. Residex Corp. Residex Corp. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. Waverly Petroleum Products Co. O. M. Scott & Sons Co. Shell Chemical Corp. Wood Treating Chemicals Co. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. ARSENICAL COMPOUNDS Stauffer Chemical Co. Stephenson Chemical Co., Inc. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Stephenson Chemical Co., Inc. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Thompsan-Hayward Chemical Co. Woodbury Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Wood Treating Chemicals Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Waverly Petroleum Products Co. DELNAV Niagara Chemical Andrew Wilson, Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Woodbury Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Wood Treating Chemicals Co. Hercules Powder Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. DN OC Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Dow Chemical Co. Chapman Chemical Co. Niagara Chemical Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. DIAZINON* J. J. Dill Co. Baird fir McGuire, Inc. DRINOX* Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Morton Chemical Co. Hub States Chemical & Equip. Co. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Miller Products Co. Geigy Chemical Corp. DYLOX* Niagara Chemical McLaughlin Gormley King Co. Chemagro Corp. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Miller Products Co. B. G. Pratt Co. Niagara Chemical ENDOSULFAN ITHIODAN*) Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. B. G. Pratt Co. E-Z Flo Chemical Co. Residex Corp. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Niagara Chemical Riverdale Chemical Co. Residex Corp. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. ENDRIN Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. Stephenson Chemical Co., Inc. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Stephenson Chemical Co., Inc. Wood Treating Chemicals Co. Chapman Chemical Co. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Waverly Petroleum Products Co. DIBROM* Miller Products Co. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Niagara Chemical Woodbury Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Wood Treating Chemicals Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Shell Chemical Corp. KORLAN* J. J. Dill Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Stauffer Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Dow Chemical Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Niagara Chemical Residex Corp. Residex Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. ETHION Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. (See Miticides) Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Stephenson Chemical Co., Inc. DICAPTHON GUJHION* Wood Treating Chemicals Co. S. B. Penick & Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Chapman Chemical Co. LEAD ARSENATE DIELDRIN Chemagro Corp. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Niagara Chemical Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Black Leaf Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. HEPTACHLOR Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co. Chapman Chemical Co. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Miller Products Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Niagara Chemical Destruxol Corp., Ltd. J. J. Dill Co. Elanco Products Co. Florida Agricultural Supply Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. McLaughlin Gormley King Co. SPRAY IT Miller Products Co. Niagara Chemical S. B. Penick & Co. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. SAFE... B. G. 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Niagara Chemical Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. (See Miticides under Thimet*) Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Residex Corp. PHOSDRIN* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Miller Products Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. METHYL PARATHION Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Andrew Wilson, Inc. American Cyanamid Co. Shell Chemical Corp. American Potash & Chemical Corp. Stauffer Chemical Co. LINDANE Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Chemagro Corp. PHOSPHAMIDON (DIMECRON*) Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Niagara Chemical Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Chapman Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. J. J. Dill Co. Shell Chemical Corp. PYRETHRINS Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Stauffer Chemical Co. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Florida Agricultural Supply Co. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Chapman Chemical Co. Hooker Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co. NICOTINE COMPOUNDS Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Miller Products Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Niagara Chemical Brayton Chemicals, Inc. McLaughlin Gormley King Co. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Andrew Wilson, Inc. Niagara Chemical S. B. Penick & Co. S. B. Penick & Co. B. G. Pratt Co. OILS, DORMANT Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Southern Mill CreekProducts Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Robeco Chemicals, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. ROTENONE Stauffer Chemical Co. E-Z Flo Chemical Co. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. MALATHION Miller Products Co. Niagara Chemical Co. Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co. American Cyanamid Co. B. G. Pratt Co. McLaughlin Gormley King Co. American Liquid Fertilizer Co., Inc. Andrew Wilson, Inc. Miller Products Co. American Oil Co. Niagara Chemical Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. S. B. Penick & Co. Black Leaf Products Co. OILS, SUMMER B. G. Pratt Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co., Inc. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Chapman Chemical Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Miller Products Co. RYANIA J. J. Dill Co. Niagara Chemical S. B. Penick & Co. Elanco Products Co. B. G. Pratt Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. SEVIN* Hub States Chemical & Equip. Co. PARATHION Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Hydroponic Chemical Co., Inc. American Cyanamid Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. McLaughlin Gormley King Co. American Potash & Chemical Corp. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Miller Products Co. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Chapman Chemical Co. Niagara Chemical Brayton Chemicals, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. S. B. Penick & Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Chapman Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. B. G. Pratt Co. Chemagro Corp. Miller Products Co. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Niagara Chemical Residex Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. B. G. Pratt Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. Miller Products Co. Residex Corporation The Sherwin-Williams Co. Niagara Chemical O. M. Scott & Sons Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Shell Chemical Corp. Union Carbide Corp. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Andrew Wilson, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. SINOX* Woodbury Chemical Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Niagara Chemical Stauffer Chemical Co. MET ALDEHYDE Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. STROBANE Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Baird Cr McGuire, Inc. Commercial Solvents Corp. J. J. Dill Co. Miller Products Co. PARIS GREEN McLaughlin Gormley King Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Niagara Chemical Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. CALOMEL ELCIDE 73* Stauffer Chemical Co. J. J. Dill Co. Elanco Products Co. SYSTOX* Doggett Fison Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. FERBAM (See Miticides) Mallinckrodt Chemical Works J. J. Dill Co. Metalsalts Corp. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. TEPP Velsicol Chemical Corp. E-Z Flo Chemical Co. American Potash & Chemical Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. CAPTAN* Miller Products Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Niagara Chemical Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. J. J. Dill Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Residex Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Roberts Chemicals, Inc. Niagara Chemical Miller Products Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Niagara Chemical Stauffer Chemical Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Stauffer Chemical Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. FOLPET THANITE* Stauffer Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Boird fj McGuire, Inc. CERESAN* Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Hercules Powder Co. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Stauffer Chemical Co. TOXAPHENE Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Baird & McGuire, Inc. GLYODIN Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. CHLORANIL Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Niagara Chemical Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Naugatuck Chemical Union Carbide Corp. Hercules Powder Co. COPPER SULFATE MANEB Miller Products Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Niagara Chemical Miller Products Co. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Niagara Chemical Florida Agricultural Supply Co. Riverdale Chemical Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Phelps Dodge Refining Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Tennessee Corp. Residex Corp. Stauffer Chemical Co. Rohm & Haas Co. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. COPPER SULFATE, TRI-BASIC Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. MANZATE D* TRITHION* Faesy & Besthoff, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. (See Miticides) Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Miller Products Co. V-C 13* Niagara Chemical Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Phelps Dodge Refining Corp. MEMMI* Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp. Robeco Chemicals, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Tennessee Corp. ZECTRAN* Velsicol Chemical Corp. MERCURY COMPOUNDS J. J. Dill Co. COPPER ZINC CHROMATE Dow Chemical Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Residex Corp. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE W. A. Cleary Corp. ZINOPHOS J. J. Dill Co. Doggett Fison Co. Doggett Fison Co. American Cyanamid Co. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. CYCLOHEX/M/DE Niagara Chemical Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Metalsalts Corp. FUNGICIDES Southern Mill Creek Products Co. CYPREX* Stauffer Chemical Co. American Cyanamid Co. MOROCIDE* ACTI-DIONE* Miller Products Co. Niagara Chemical Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Niagara Chemical Miller Products Co. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Upjohn Co. MORSODREN* DEXON* Morton Chemical Co. CADMIUM CARBONATE Brayton Chemicals, Inc. NABAM Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Chemagro Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Baird & McGuire, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. CADMIUM CHLORIDE E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. DICHLONE Florida Agricultural Supply Co. W. A. Cleary Corp. Niagara Chemical Niagara Chemical Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Roberts Chemicals, Inc. Metalsalts Corp. DITHANE M-45* Smith Douglass Co., Inc. CADMIUM SEBACATE (KROMAD*) Brayton Chemicals, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. PANOGEN* Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. DYRENE* Morton Chemical Co. CADMIUM SUCCINATE Asgrow Seed Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. PENTACHLORONITROBENZENE (CADMINATE*) Chemagro Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. PHENYLMERCURY ACETATE ZINEB AIRCRAFT, HELICOPTER Aquatrols Corp. of America E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Bell Helicopter Co. Chemley Products Co. Florida Agricultural Supply Co. Hiller Aircraft Corp. W. A. Cleary Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Republic Aviation Corp. J.J. Dill Co. Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co. Sikorsky Aviation Div. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Miller Products Co. Metalsalts Corp. Niagara Chemical AQUATIC WEED MOWER Niagara Chemical Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co. Aquatic Controls Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Residex Corp. Jari Corp. Stauffer Chemical Co. Rohm & Haas Co. PIPRON Smith Douglass Co., Inc. AUGERS, EARTH Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. Fairmont Hydraulics Elanco Products Co. ZIRAM Hoffco, Inc. POLYRAM* International Harvester Co. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. McCulloch Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Niagara Chemical Co. Miller Products Co. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. BARRELS, PLASTIC-LINED PURATIZED* AG. SPRAY Roberts Chemicals, Inc. The Broyhill Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. Niagara Chemical Velsicol Chemical Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Hanson Equipment Co. SEMESAN Larson Machine, Inc. EQUIPMENT Walsh Mfg. Co. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd. AERATORS BARRELS, STEEL Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. The Eagle-Picher Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. John H. Graham & Co., Inc. Walsh Mfg. Co. SULFUR Henderson Mfg. Co. International Harvester Co. BINS, PORTABLE Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Ryan Equipment Co. Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div. Contree Sales, Inc. Chipman Chemical Co., Inc. Toro Mfg. Co. Destruxol Corp., Ltd. West Point Products Corp. BLADES, DOZER, SCRAPER Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Miller Products Co. AERIAL BUCKET LIFTS ARPS Corp. Niagara Chemical Arlo Industries BOATS, AIR B. G. Pratt Co. Asplundh Chipper Co. Hughes Keenan, Skyworker, Div. Airboats, Inc. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Mobile Aerial Towers, Inc. Smith Douglass Co., Inc. Hurricane Fiberglass Products Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. AERIAL BUCKET SAFETY BELTS THIRAM Bartlett Mfg. Co. BRUSHCUTTER, POWER W. M. Bashlin Co. John Bacon Corp. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Muench Co., Inc. Brillion Iron Works, Inc. W. A. Cleary Corp. Fairmont Hydraulics J. J. Dill Co. AIR BLAST APPLICATOR Hoffco, Inc. Doggett Fison Co. Homelite Div., Textron, Inc. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. John Bean Div. McCulloch Corp. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Besler Muench Co., Inc. Metalsalts Corp. J. J. Dill Co. R. M. Newcomb Co. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Friend Mfg. Corp. Rowco Mfg. Co., Inc. Hardie Sprayers Solo Industries, Inc. Naugatuck Chemical The F. E. Myers fir Bro. Co. Niagara Chemical Vandermolen Export Co. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Solo Industries, Inc. Residex Corp. Thuron Sprayer Mfg. Co. BRUSH HOOKS Roberts Chemicals, Inc. AIRCRAFT, FIXED WING John Bacon Corp. Roussel Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Cessna Aircraft Co. CABLE SUPPLIES Grumman Aircraft Corp. VELSICOL "2-1"* Imco, Inc. Bartlett Mfg. Co. Piper Aircraft Corp. Muench Co., Inc. Velsicol Chemical Corp. Snow Aeronautical Corp. H. K. Porter, Inc.

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* All steel cylinder. * Throat bar with 4 usable sides. * Long, maintenance-free operation. * Double-edged, Hi-carbon, it New low profile. * Backed by over 100 years of know-how in Heat-treated knives. building wood reduction machinery * All tubular steel welded frame. * Dynamic and Static balanced * Rugged, swing-away Drop Cylinder. Stand. * Wedge-lock knife holding ar- rangement. * 100-lb. weight at trailer hitch. * Built-in Flywheel. * Easy-to-load Feed Chute. * Built-in Blower. * Swing-away Feed Chute. * Heavy-duty, flange-mounted * 3-way adjustable bonnet. Ball Bearing assembly support- ing cylinder and shaft. * Self adjusting knives mor© and more from msmn mitts&merrill SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Irrigation Accessories Co. J. I. Case Co. MOWERS, ROTARY Rain Bird Jacobsen Mfg. Co. Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. Rain-O-Mat Sprinklers, Inc. Roseman Mower Corp. American-Lincoln Corp. Telsoc Industries Roxy-Bonner, Inc. Ariens Co. Thompson Mfg. Co. Simplicity Mfg. Co. Bolens Div. Vermeer Mfg. Co. Toro Mfg. Corp. Brillion Iron Works, Inc. R. M. Wade & Co. Danuser Machine Works MOWERS, REEL Deere & Co. KNIVES, BRUSH Bolens Div. Devere-Locke Div. John Bacon Corp. Devere-Locke Div. Jari Corp. Mitts Cr Merrill, Inc. Gravely Tractor J. I. Case Co. International Harvester Co. Goodall Mfg. Corp. LEAF BLOWER Jacobsen Mfg. Co. Gravely Tractor American-Lincoln Corp. Jari Corp. Homelite Div., Textron Inc. John Bean Div. J. I. Case Co. International Harvester Co. The F. E. Myers & Bro. Co. Roxy-Bonner, Inc. Jacobsen Mfg. Co. Solo Industries, Inc. Simplicity Mfg. Co. Oliver Corp. Vandermolen Export Co. The Sun-Mastr Corp. Quick Mfg., Inc. Toro Mfg. Corp. Simplicity Mfg. Co. MASKS, DUST West Point Products Corp. Solo Industries, Inc. Acme Protection Equipment Co. American Optical Co. John Bacon Corp. J. J. Dill Co. Did you ever use a BUFFALO The Electric Storage Battery Co. Glendale Optical Co., Inc. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Muench Co., Inc. Pulmosan Safety Equipment Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Vandermolen Export Co. Willson Products Div. MASKS, GAS Acme Protection Equipment Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Willson Products Div. MEASURING WHEEL Gandy Co. B. G. Reilly Co. Rolatape, Inc. M/STBI.OWERS, BACKPACK Buffalo Turbine Ag. Equip. Co. J. J. Dill Co. Hanson Equipment Co. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. Silver Creek Precision Corp. Solo Industries, Inc. for Weed Control Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Universal Metal Products Div. Seeding Vandermolen Export Co. M/STBLOWERS, TRUCK-MOUNTED Shade Trees John Bean Div. Mosquito Control Besler Brayton Chemicals, Inc. Fly Control Buffalo Turbine Ag. Equip. Co. J. J. Dill Co. Hardie Sprayers Pest Control The F. E. Myers Cr Bro. Co. Silver Creek Precision Corp. With their minds on economy One machine does the work Solo Industries, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. but yet getting value for every of several with one man to op- Vandermolen Export Co. dollar spent, more and more pest erate most models. A Buffalo M/STBLOWERS, NOZZLE PARTS control operators are turning Turbine does not sit idle as there John Bean Div. to Buffalo Turbine Equipment. is a need for it most months dur- J. J. Dill Co. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. Whether it's a sprayer, duster, ing the year. Write for details The F. E. Myers Cr Bro. Co. or combination, Buffalo Turbine today, giving your needs. We'll Solo Industries, Inc. has a model to fit your needs be glad to send you full details. Vandermolen Export Co. and your budget. MOWERS, FLAIL Deere & Co. International Harvester Co. Mott Corp. BUFFALO TURBINE The Sun-Mastr Corp. Toro Mfg. Corp. Agricultural Equipment Co., Inc. MOWERS, GANG Industrial Street Bolens Div. Gowanda, New York Gravely Tractor Telephone: 716 + 532-2272 International Harvester Co. :|l|U:IHBfl|;|:|i;i The Sun-Mastr Corp. Toro Mfg. Corp.

MOWERS, VERTICAL J. I. Case Co. Why the spring-activated feed plate Henderson Mfg. Co. Jacobsen Mfg. Co. Parker Sweeper Co. an exclusive feature of the Rental Equipment Mfg. Co. Ryan Equipment Co. Toro Mfg. Co. West Point Products Corp. FITCHBURG CHIPPER PROPORTIONING SYSTEMS Brayton Chemicals, Inc. PRUNERS SAVES Ynil MONFVT Bartlett Mfg. Co. John Bacon Corp. Fairmont Hydraulics Hunt-Pierce Corp. Miller Robinson Co. Muench Co., Inc. H. K. Porter, Inc. Seymour Smith Cr Son, Inc. Vandermolen Export Co.

PUMPS Ace Pump Corp. John Bacon Corp. John Bean Div. Besler Century Engineering Corp. Contree Sales, Inc. DeVilbiss Co. J. J. Dill Co. Delavan Mfg. Co. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. Friend Mfg. Corp. Gotcher Engineering & Mfg. Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Hanson Equipment Co. Hardie Sprayers Homelite Div., Textron Inc. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. Hypro Engineering, Inc. Take a good look at the Fitchburg Marlow Pumps feed plate. The F. E. Myers Cr Bro. Co. It's patented-no other Larson Machine, Inc. chipper has this feature. Because the Minnesota Wanner Co. feed plate is spring-activated, it Pest Control Equipment Co. "gives'* and automatically adjusts to Solo Industries, Inc. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. size of wood, up to the machine's rated Thuron Sprayer Mfg. Co. capacity. Result: No sudden shocks to Tryco Mfg. Co. rotor assembly, engine can be run on lower Universal Motor Co. r.p.m., chipping is smoother, quieter and faster. Viking Pump Co. No hard-to-control fly wheel. The spring-activated feed plate makes a fly RAKES wheel unnecessary. No waiting for fly wheel to speed up, no worries about ARPS Corp. safety, bearing troubles, or clutch strain. Compare the ease and efficiency J. I. Case Co. of a Fitchburg with any other chipper! Destruxol Corp., Ltd. International Harvester Co. ALSO COMPARE THESE OTHER FITCHBURG FEATURES: Jari Corp. Oliver Corp. • RUGGED CONSTRUCTION, PRECISION-ENGINEERING. Bearing seats Rental Equipment Mfg. Co. are precision-bored in heavy duty, trouble-free bearing holders. Roseman Mower Corp. • SAFETY STOP SWITCH (standard equipment). Stops all moving parts York Modern Corp. within seconds —gives your crews greater protection. • LARGE, HINGED, WAIST-HIGH FEED APRON. Protects operator from RESPIRATORS cutters, feed apron can be closed when chipper is not in use, saves Acme Protection Equipment Co. space in storage. American Optical Co. John Bacon Corp. • SOLENOID SWITCH (optional equipment). Motor can be idled between DeVilbiss Co. feedings. Saves fuel and engine wear. J. J. Dill Co. Glendale Optical Co., Inc. • PATENTED QUICK-OPENING 2-WAY CHUTE.* Operator directs chip Mine Safety Appliances Co. flow, front or side with flick of wrist. Easy access to steel alloy blades. Muench Co., Inc. Pulmosan Safety Equipment Corp. FREE —Get full facts about Fitchburg Chippers. Write to the Fitchburg Vandermolen Export Co. Engineering Corporation, Dept. WTT-512, Fitchburg, Mass.

Willson Products Div. 'Optional Equipment ROLLER-SPRAYERS John Bacon Corp. Universal Metal Products Div. ROLLERS, TURF SICKLE BAR MOWER Brillion Iron Works, Inc. Deere & Co. Rosco Mfg. Co. Gravely Tractor Ryan Equipment Co. International Harvester Co. Sun Industry, Inc. Jari Corp. Simplicity Mfg. Co. better ROOT-FEEDING RODS Solo Industries, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. SOD CUTTERS TREES Hydroponic Chemical Co., Inc. Ryan Equipment Co. SAFETY BELTS, TREE CLIMBERS Sod-Master Bartlett Mfg. Co. SOD PLUGGER W. M. Bashlin Co. Sudbury Laboratory m Mine Safety Appliances Co. West Point Products Corp. ^^r SAFETY EQUIPMENT SOIL TEST KITS Acme Protection Equipment Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. The Edwards Laboratory Muench Co., Inc. Sudbury Laboratory Pulmosan Safety Equipment Corp. SPIKER WHEN YOU USE Vandermolen Export Co. Ryan Equipment Co. The Wilson Rubber Co. West Point Products Corp. SAWS, MANUAL SPRAY BOOMS John Bacon Corp. PRUNERS and Muench Co., Inc. John Bacon Corp. Seymour Smith Cr Son, Inc. John Bean Div. John Blue Co., Inc. LOPPING SHEARS Wright Saw Div. Century Engineering Corp. SAWS, POWER Contree Sales, Inc. Custom Spray Equipment Corp. SNAP-CUT No. 1149 $7.95 American-Lincoln Corp. J. J. Dill Co. John Bacon Corp. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. The Black & Decker Mfg. Co. Friend Mfg. Corp. Fairmont Hydraulics Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. New, light weight, heavy duty anvil type Gravely Tractor Hardie Sprayers lopping shears. Alloy metal handles. 100% Hoffco, Inc. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. guaranteed. Cuts limbs up to 1%" Homelite Div., Textron Inc. Larson Machine, Inc. diameter. McCulloch Corp. Muench Co., Inc. Miller Robinson Co. The F. E. Myers Cr Bro. Co. SNAP-CUT Muench Co., Inc. Root-Lowell Corp. No. 19 R. M. Newcomb Co. Thuron Sprayer Mfg. Co. $3.25 Solo Industries, Inc. Tote Systems Div. The Sun-Mastr Corp. Tryco Mfg. Co. Wright Saw Div. Universal Metal Products Div. The original anvil type pruner. A terrific 3 SCRAPERS R. M. Wade & Co. tool. Cuts up to /4' branches. All parts Walsh Mfg. Co. replaceable. Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. Deere & Co. SPRAY GUNS "ALL PURPOSE" TREE PRUNER International Harvester Co. John Bacon Corp. (No. 3) Oliver Corp. John Bean Div. An easy pull cuts 1" branches, York Modern Corp. The Broyhill Co. spring opens blade for next cut. SCYTHES Century Engineering Corp. Lever action. Tempered cutlery Contree Sales, Inc. steel blade. Heat treated steel head Hoffco, Inc. Delavan Mfg. Co. riveted to pole. Solo Industries, Inc. DeVilbiss Co. J. J. Dill Co. 6 foot $5.25 8 foot $5.95 SEEDERS, DISK-TYPE Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. 10 foot $6.50 J. J. Dill Co. Friend Mfg. Corp. 12 foot $6.95 Gotcher Engineering & Mfg. Co. International Harvester Co. Hanson Equipment Co. Hardie Sprayers TIFFANY LOPPING SHEARS SEEDERS, HOPPER-TYPE H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. No. 528 - $8.98 Brettrager Mfg. Larson Machine, Inc. Brillion Iron Works, Inc. Minnesota Wanner Co. The F. E. Myers Cr Bro. Co. The Cyclone Seeder Co., Inc. Oakes Mfg. Co. Ezee Flow Div., Avco Corp. Root-Lowell Corp. Gandy Co. Silver Creek Precision Corp. Double cut "drawn in" cutting action. All International Harvester Co. Spraying Systems Co. forged, improved bolt and nut joint. Schneider Metal Mfg. Co. Thompson Mfg. Co. Through tang handles. Sunnyhill Research & Mfg. Co. Universal Metal Products Div. Tryco Mfg. Co. Universal Metal Products Div. NPU/ riNPQT rVFR PRUNING QAWQ SHEARS SPRAY NOZZLES, COMPLETE John Bacon Corp. Bartlett Mfg. Co. John Bacon Corp. The Black & Decker Mfg. Co. John Bean Div. Fastest, easiest cutting saws for orchard Seymour Smith Cr Son, Inc. The Broyhill Co. use. Swedish steel blades. Complete line Vandermolen Export Co. Century Engineering Corp. of 6 models covering all requirements up R. E. Chapin Mfg. Works, Inc. to chain saw work. Delavan Mfg. Co. SHREDDERS, SOIL DeVilbiss Co. Kemp Mfg. Co. J. J. Dill Co. SEYMOUR SMITH & SON, INC. Lindig Mfg. Co., Inc. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. Oakville, Connecticut Royer Foundry & Machine Co. Friend Mfg. Corp. W-W Grinder Corp. Gotcher Engineering & Mfg. Co. Hanson Equipment Co. SPRAYERS, BOOM SPRAYERS, Hardie Sprayers H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. John Bacon Corp. COMPLETE POWER UNIT Larson Machine, Inc. John Bean Div. Minnesota Wanner Co. The Broyhill Co. John Bacon Corp. Monarch Mfg. Works, Inc. Century Engineering Corp. The F. E. Myers fir Bro. Co. Contree Sales, Inc. John Bean Div. Deere & Co. Besler—A Division of C-C Spraying Systems Co. J. J. Dill Co. Industries Wm. Steinen Mfg. Co. John Blue Co., Inc. Thompson Mfg. Co. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. R. H. Bogle Co. Tryco Mfg. Co. Friend Mfg. Co. The Broyhill Co. Gotcher Engineering & Mfg. Co. Buffalo Turbine Ag. Equip. Co. SPRAY NOZZLES, DISKS Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Hanson Equipment Co. Century Engineering Corp. John Bacon Corp. Hardie Sprayers Champion Sprayer Co. John Bean Div. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. R. E. Chapin Mfg. Works, Inc. John Blue Co., Inc. Larson Machine, Inc. Contree Sales, Inc. Brayton Chemicals, Inc. The F. E. Myers fir Bro. Co. Cushman Motors The Broyhill Co. Root-Lowell Corp. Deere & Co. Delavan Mfg. Co. Sun Industry, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. J. J. Dill Co. Thuron Sprayer Mfg. Co. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. Tryco Mfg. Co. Friend Mfg. Corp. Friend Mfg. Corp. R. M. Wade & Co. Gravely Tractor Gotcher Engineering & Mfg. Co. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Hardie Sprayers Walsh Mfg. Co. Gro-Spray Mfg. Co. Minnesota Wanner Co. Hanson Equipment Co. The F. E. Myers fir Bro. Co. SPRAYERS, CART Hardie Sprayers Spraying Systems Co. OR WHEELBARROW TYPE H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. Larson Machine, Inc. SPRAY NOZZLES, WHIRLS Marlow Pumps John Bacon Corp. The Broyhill Co. Minnesota Wanner Co. John Bean Div. Buffalo Turbine Ag. Equip Co. The F. E. Myers fir Bro. Co. The Broyhill Co. Champion Sprayer Co. Oakes Mfg. Co. J. J. Dill Co. R. E. Chapin Mfg. Works, Inc. Pest Control Equipment Co. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. J. J. Dill Co. Root-Lowell Corp. Friend Mfg. Corp. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. Silver Creek Precision Corp. The F. E. Myers fir Bro. Co. Hardie Sprayers Solo Industries, Inc. Larson Machine, Inc. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Spraying Systems Co. The F. E. Myers fir Bro. Co. Sun Industry, Inc. Root-Lowell Corp. Tarrant Mfg. Co. SPRAY RIG LINE MARKERS D. B. Smith & Co. Thompson Mfg. Co. Contree Sales, Inc. Sun Industry, Inc. Thuron Sprayer Mfg. Co. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc. Tarrant Mfg. Co. Tryco Mfg. Co. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. Universal Metal Products Div. Universal Metal Products Div.

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It pumps Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. SPRAYERS, HAND Hanson Equipment Co. Champion Sprayer Co. Hardie Sprayers as it's R. E. Chapin Mfg. Works, Inc. H. D. Hudson Manufacturing Co. J. J. Dill Co. Larson Machine, Inc. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. Minnesota Wanner Co. pushed! Hydroponic Chemical Co., Inc. The F. E. Myers and Bro. Co. Muench Co., Inc. Thuron Sprayer Manufacturing Co. Oakes Mfg. Co. Tryco Mfg. Co. Pest Control Equipment Co. Walsh Manufacturing Co. Root-Lowell Corp. Silver Creek Precision Corp. TILLERS D. B. Smith & Co. Bolens Div. Solo Industries, Inc. Brillion Iron Works, Inc. Thompson Mfg. Co. J. I. Case Co. Tryco Mfg. Co. DeVilbiss Co. Universal Metal Products Div. Jacobsen Manufacturing Co. Vandermolen Export Co. Quick Manufacturing, Inc. Roseman Mower Corp. Walsh Mfg. Co. Simplicity Manufacturing Co. Solo Industries, Inc. SPRAYERS, HOSE END Toro Manufacturing Corp. Hayes Spray Gun Co. Vandermolen Export Co. Universal Metal Products Div. TOP DRESSERS SPRAYERS, KNAPSACK Ezee Flow Division, Avco Corp. The Ben Meadows Co. Ryan Equipment Co. Buffalo Turbine Ag. Equip. Co. Sod-Master Champion Sprayer Co. TRACTORS J. J. Dill Co. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co. Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. Oakes Mfg. Co. Bolens Div. Root-Lowell Corp. J. I. Case Co. D. B. Smith & Co. Caterpillar Tractor Co. Solo Industries, Inc. Cushman Motors Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Danuser Machine Works Universal Metal Products Div. Deere & Co. Vandermolen Export Co. Devere-Locke Div. Ford Motor Co. Gravely Tractor For Turf Care! SPREADERS, DISK-TYPE International Harvester Co. J. J. Dill Co. Jacobsen Mfg. Co. The Universal wheel pump sprayer Southern Mill Creek Products Co. Massey-Ferguson, Inc. milks out a measured amount of solu- Oliver Corp. tion in a heavy residual spray as it is SPREADERS, HOPPER-TYPE Quick Manufacturing, Inc. Brettrager Mfg. Simplicity Manufacturing Co. pushed over the turf. Each nozzle Brillion Iron Works, Inc. Toro Manufacturing Corp. spreads a 24-inch path of solution The Cyclone Seeder Co., Inc. Tradewinds, Inc. at the approximate rate of one gallon J. J. Dill Co. per 1,000 sq. ft. No other sprayer Ezee Flow Division, Avco Corp. like it. Made especially for expert Gandy Co. It's Easy to Get Gotcher Eng. & Mfg. Co. turf care. Ideal for irregular shaped Gravely Tractor More Information on lots and lots too small for your power Highway Equipment Co. rig. Soon becomes one of your most International Harvester Co. Products often used pieces of lawn equipment. Larson Machine, Inc. Ryan Equipment Co. 7-gal. and 3-gal. sizes. Schneider Metal Manufacturing Co. Advertised in This O. M. Scott & Sons Co. Write for complete information and prices. Sunnyhill Research & Mfg. Co. Issue: SPRIGGERS Use the Handy Thompson Equipment Co. Western Turfgrass, Inc. Reader Reply Card on Page 10 UNIVERSAL METAL PRODUCTS DIV. STONE PICKER LEIGH PRODUCTS, INC., SARANAC, MICHIGAN Bridgeport Implement Works, Inc. TREE INJECTORS American Optical Co., Safety Prod. Cranco Co. Alphabetical Listing Div., 14 Mechanic St., South- Panama Pump Co. bridge, Mass. Tree-Ject Co. of Suppliers American Potash & Chemical Corp., Vandermolen Export Co. 3000 W. 6th St., Los Angeles, Calif. in this Buyer's Guide American Smelting & Refining Co., 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y. TREE MOVERS with their American Talc Co., Chatsworth, Ga. Ideal Crane Complete Addresses American Thermo-Ware Co., 12-16 Vermeer Manufacturing Co. Warren St., New York, N. Y. American Vermiculite Corp., 527 TRIMMING (EDGING) TOOLS Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. Allegretti & Co. A Amoco Chemicals Corp., 130 E. The Black and Decker Mfg. Co. Randolph Dr., Chicago, 111. Harder Arborist Supply Ace Pump Corp., Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp., Lib- Jacobsen Manufacturing Co. 1650 Channel Ave., erty Bank, Oklahoma City, Okla. Seymour Smith fir Son, Inc. Memphis, Tenn. The Ansul Co., One Stanton St., Acme Protection Equipment Co., Marinette, Wis. Sod-Master 1201 Kalamazoo St., South Haven, Aquatic Controls Corp., Hartland, Toro Manufacturing Corp. Mich. Wis. UNDERWATER WEED CUTTER Adamson Sprinkler Co., Aquatrols Corp. of America, 217 229 Barry Ave., Atlantic Ave., Camden. N. J. Vandermolen Export Co. Los Angeles, Calif. Ariens Co., 293 Calumet St., Aeroil Products Co., 69 Wesley St., Brillion, Wis. UNDERWATER WEED RAKE South Hackensack, N. J. Arlo Industries, Inc., Bear Mt. Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc. Airboats, Inc., Parkway at Arlo Lane, P.O. Box 5306, Denver, Colo. Peekskill, N.Y. UTILITY VEHICLES Allegretti & Co., 7232 Fulton Ave., North Hollywood, Calif. Armour Agricultural Chemical Co., Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., P.O. Box 1685, Atlanta, Ga. Cushman Motors Milwaukee, Wis. Armour Industrial Chemical Co., International Harvester Co. Amchem Products, Inc., Ambler, Pa. 110 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. Walker Manufacturing Co. American Agricultural Chemical ARPS Corp., 1771 Wisconsin Ave., West Point Products Corp. Co., 100 Church St., New York, Box 95, New Holstein, Wis. N.Y. Asgrow Seed Co., Milford, Conn. VACUUMS American Cyanamid Co., Ag. Chem. Asplundh Chipper Co., Hamilton St., Div., P.O. Box 400, Princeton, N.J. Chalfont, Pa. Parker Sweeper Co. American-Lincoln Corp., 518 S. St. Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc., Simplicity Manufacturing Co. Clair St., Toledo, Ohio Wilmington 99, Del. Tarrant Manufacturing Co. American Liquid Fertilizer Co., Box 267, Marietta, Ohio B WINCH (HOIST) American Oil Co.. 910 S. Michigan John Bacon Corp., State St., Hoffco, Inc. Ave., Chicago, 111. Gasport, N.Y.

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Colloidal Products Corp., Maple, Birmingham, Mich. Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich. P.O. Box 667, Sausalito, Calif. Friend Mfg. Corp., Prospect St., W. M. Bashlin Co., Box 150, Grove Columbia Nitrogen, Gasport, N.Y. City, Pa. Box 1493, Augusta, Ga. John Bean Div., P.O. Box 9490, Columbia Quarry Co., 1007 Lansing, Mich. Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. G John Bean Div., P.O. Box 145, Commercial Minerals Co., Gabriel Chemicals, Ltd., San Jose, Calif. 6898 Smith Ave., Newark, Calif. 60 E. 42 St., New York, N.Y. Bell Helicopter Co., P. O. Box 482, Commercial Solvents Corp., Gandy Company, P.O. Box 528, Ft. Worth, Texas 260 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. Owatonna, Minn. Besler, A Div. of C-C Industries, Contree Sales, P.O. Box 129, Geigy Agricultural Chemicals Corp., 4053 Harlan St., Emeryville, Columbus, Wis. Saw Mill River Rd., Ardsley, N.Y. Calif. Cranco Co., 7 Clermont Ave., General Aniline & Film Corp., The Best Fertilizer Co., P.O. Box Trenton, N.J. 140 W. 51 St., New York, N.Y. 4311-Bayshore Annex, Oakland, Cushman Motors, Div. of Out- General Chemical Div., ACC, Calif. board Marine Corp., Lincoln, P.O. Box 70, Morristown, N.J. Bioferm Corp., Wasco, California Nebraska Glendale Optical Co., Inc., 600 W. The Black & Decker Mfg. Co., Custom Spray Equipment Corp., Merrick Rd., Valley Stream, N. Y. Joppa Rd., Towson, Maryland R.D. #2, Binghamton, N. Y. Goodall Manufacturing Corp., John Blue Co., Inc., Huntsville, The Cyclone Seeder Co., Inc., 1205 E. Sanborn St., Winona, fii. la ba ma Urbana, Indiana Minn. The R. H. Bogle Co., P.O. Box 588, Gotcher Eng. & Mfg. Co., Alexandria, Va. D Box 670, Clarksdale, Miss. Boise Cascade Corp., Box 200, W. R. Grace & Co., Davison Chem- Boise, Idaho Danuser Machine Works, ical Div., 101 N. Charles, Bolens Div., FMC Corp., 215 S. Park, P.O. Box 270, Claremore, Okla. Baltimore, Md. Port Washington, Wis. Deere & Co., John Deere Equipment, John H. Graham & Co., In?., Bowie Machine Works, Inc., P.O. John Deere Rd., Moline, 111. 105 Duane St., New York, N.Y. Box 630, Bowie, Texas John Deere Chemical Co., Gravely Tractor, Div. Studebaker Braun-Knecht-Heimann Co., 1400 P.O. Box 1736, Tulsa, Okla. Corp., 1 Gravely Lane, 16th St., San Francisco, Calif. Delavan Manufacturing Co., Dunbar, W. Va. Brayton Chemicals, Inc., The Gregg Company, P.O. Box 149, P.O. Box 56, Burlington, Iowa 811 4th St., W. Des Moines, Iowa Riverton, N.J. Brettrager Manufacturing, Destruxol Corp., Ltd., P.O. Box 265, Green Lawn Laboratories, Inc., 5410 East St., Saginaw, Mich. 1450 W. 228 St., Torrance, Calif. Bridgeport Implement Works, Inc., Devere-Locke Div., Locke Mfg. Co., 4844 Main St., Skokie, 111. 1483 Stratford Ave., Stratford, 1220 Washington Ave., Racine, Gro-Spray Mfg. Co., 1639 S.W. Conn. Wis. 2nd Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Brillion Iron Works, Inc., DeVilbiss Co., 300 Phillips Ave., Grumman Aircraft Corp., S. Oyster Toledo, Ohio Bay Rd., Bethpage, L.I., N.Y. 200 Park Ave., Brillion, Wis. Diamond Alkali Co., Brooks Products Div., Tool Steel Gear 300 Union Com- Gulf Oil Corp., Gulf Bldg., & Pinion Co., merce Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. 211 Township Ave., J. J. Dill Co., Cincinnati, Ohio P.O. Box 788, Kalama- The Broyhill Co.. N. Market Square, zoo, Mich. H Dakota City, Nebr. Doggett Fison Company, Buckner Industries, Inc., Purcell Court, Moonachie, N.J. Hanson Equipment Co., P.O. Box 232, Fresno, Calif. The Dow Chemical Co., P.O. Box 270, Beloit, Wis. Buffalo Turbine Agricultural Equip. Co., P.O. Box 512, Midland, Mich. Harder Arborist Supply, P.O. Box E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc., 111, Hempstead, N. Y. Industrial St., Gowanda, N. Y. Industrial & Biochemical Div., Hardie Sprayers Div., 4200 Wis- C Wilmington, Delaware sahickon Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Hayes Spray Gun Co., 98 N. San Samuel Cabot, Inc., 246 Summer St., Gabriel Blvd., Pasadena, Calif. Boston, Mass. E Henderson Manufacturing Co., J. I. Case Co., Racine, Wis. Eagle-Picher Co., Fisher, Illinois Caterpillar Tractor Co., Peoria, 111. American Bldg., Hercules Powder Co., 910 Central Solvents & Chemicals Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Market St., Wilmington, Del. 2540 W. Flournoy St., Chicago, 111. The Edwards Laboratory, H & G Tool Co., 22474 Sherwood, Century Engineering Corp., P.O. Box 318, Norwalk, Ohio Warren, Mich. 221-4th Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Elanco Products Company, 640 So. Highway Equipment Co., 616 D. Cessna Aircraft Co., Wichita, Kansas Alabama, Indianapolis. Ind. Ave., N.W., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Champion Sprayer Co., 6509 Heintz The Electric Storage Battery Co., Hiller Aircraft Corp., 1350 Willow Ave., Detroit, Mich. Willson Prod. Div., 2nd and Rd., Palo Alto, Calif. Chanderlin Div., Lofts Pedigreed Seed Washington Sts., Reading, Pa. Hoffco, Inc., 25 Washington Ave., Co., Chimney Rock Rd., Bound Emery Industries, Inc., 8733 S. Richmond, Ind. Brook, N.J. Dice Rd., Santa Fe Springs, Calif. Homelite Div., Textron, Inc., R. E. Chapin Mfg. Co., Inc., Ezee Flow Div., Avco Corp., Riverdale Ave., Port Chester, N.Y. 29 Liberty St., Batavia, N.Y. 3428 N. Harlem Ave., Chicago, 111. Hooker Chemical Co., 65 Iroquois St., Chapman Chemical Co., Box 3158, E-Z Flo Chemical Co., Niagara Falls, N.Y. 416 E. Brooks Rd.. Memphis, Tenn. 2011 N. High St., Lansing, Mich. Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co., Charleston Rubber Co., Stark P.O. Box 584, Madison, Wis. Industrial Park. Charleston, S.C. Hub States Chemical & Equipment Chemagro Corp., P.O. Box 4913, F Co., 1255 Windsor St., Hawthorn Rd., Kansas City, Mo. Faesv & Besthoff, Inc. Indianapolis, Ind. Chemley Products Co., 5744 N. 143 River Rd., Edgewater, N.J. H. D. Hudson Mfg. Co., 589 E. Western Ave., Chicago. 111. Fairmont Hydraulics, Illinois St., Chicago, 111. Chemwest, Inc., 600 S. 4th St., 415 N. Main St., Fairmont, Minn. Hughes Keenan, Skyworker Div., Richmond, Calif. Farmrite Sprayer, Inc., P.O. Box 360, Delaware, Ohio Chevron Chemical Co., Ortho Div., 644 E. Lake St., Lake Mills, Wis. Humble Oil & Refining Co., 200 Bush St.. San Francisco. Calif. Finn Equipment Co., 2525 Duck Houston 1, Texas ChiDman Chemical Co., Inc., 1801 Creek Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio Hunt-Pierre Corp.. 230 Old Gate Murchison Dr., Burlingame, Calif. Fitchburg Engineering Corp., Lane, Milford, Conn. W. A. Cleary Corp., P.O. Box 749, Fitchburg, Mass. Hurricane Fiberglass Products Co., New Brunswick, N.J. Florida Agr. Supply Co., Div. Rt. 1, Box 1130, Auburndale, Fla. Climax Molybdenum Co., Div. of Wilson & Toomer Fert. Co., 1611 Hydroponic Chemical Co., Inc., American Metal Climax. Inc.. Talleyrand Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Box 97-C, Copley, Ohio 1270 Ave. of Americas, New York, Floridin Companv, Hypro, Inc., 700 39th Ave. NE, N.Y. 375 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. Minneapolis, Minn. Montrose Chemical Co., 104-12 Niagara Chemical Div., FMC Corp., Ideal Crane Div., Bert Parkhurst Cr Co., Lister Ave., Newark, N.J. 100 Niagara St., Middleport, N.Y. Morton Chemical Co., 110 N. Wacker Nitrogen Div., Allied Chemical 15051 E. Admiral PL, Tulsa, Okla. Dr., Chicago, 111. Corp., 40 Rector St., New York, Imco, Inc., Intermountain Mfg. Co., Mott Corp., 500 Shawmut Ave., N.Y. Afton, Wyoming La Grange, 111. Norda Essential Oil & Chemical Co., Industrial Materials Co., Muench Co., Inc., 237 West Ave., 475 Tenth Ave., New York, N.Y. 1017 McCall St., Houston, Texas Stamford, Conn. International Harvester Co., F. E. Myers Cr Bros. Co., 400 Orange O 401 N. Michigan, Chicago, 111. St., Ashland, Ohio Oakes Mfg. Co., FMC Corp., International Minerals & Chem. 516 Dearborn St., Tipton, Ind. Corp., 5401 Old Orchard Rd., N Oil-Dri Corp. of America, 520 N. Skokie, 111. Nalco Chemical Co., 6216 W. 66th Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. International Paper Co., Special PL, Chicago, 111. Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp., Products Department, Drawer A, Naugatuck Chemical, Div. U.S. Chemicals Division, 420 Park Mobile, Ala. Rubber, Naugatuck, Conn. Ave., New York, N. Y. Irrigation Accessories Co., R. M. Newcomb Co., 256 E. Oliver Corp., 400 W. Madison St., Box 11214, Portland, Oregon County Line Rd., Hatboro, Pa. Chicago, 111. J-K-L Jacobsen Mfg. Co., 1721 Packard Ave., Racine, Wis. Jari Corp., 2938 Pillsbury Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Jefferson Chemical Co., P.O. Box 53300, 1121 Walker Ave., ATTENTION! Houston, Texas Kemp Mfg. Co., P.O. Box 975, 1027 E. 20 St., Erie, Pa. CUSTOM APPLICATORS Larson Machine, Inc., 215 Walnut AND St., Princeville, 111. Lindig Manufacturing Co., Inc., TERMITE OPERATORS 1875 W. County Road C, St. Paul, Minnesota Loamite Div., Pope & Talbot, Inc., you can make more money One Bush St., San Francisco, Calif. with the M PCE Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, 3600 N. 2nd St., St. Louis, Mo. TURF & TERMITE PUMP Marlow Pumps, Box 200, Midland Park, N.J. Massey-Ferguson, Inc., 12601 Southfield Rd., Detroit, for ornamental tree Mich. McCarthy Sales Co., Inc., 1114 spraying, soil injec- Carondelet Bldg., New Orleans, La. tion, termite, grub McCulloch Corp., 6101 W. Century Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. and weed control, McLaughlin Gormley King Co., 1715 4th St., SE, COMPARE THESE FEATURES: etc. Minneapolis, Minn. Over-size bronze gear pump The Ben Meadows Co., 315 Pharr Rd., N.E. Atlanta, Ga. by Oberdorfer Metalsalts Corp., 2J0 Wagaraw Rd., runs at slow speed (600 RPM) BECAUSE Hawthorne, N.J. which means less wear—longer Michigan Chemical Corp., 500 N. users say it gives Bankson St., St. Louis, Mo. life. Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp., Carbon bearing pump head 3006 W. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, Maryland permits use of both oil and water LONGER Miller Products Co., 7737 N.E. based materials. Killingsworth, Portland, Ore. Easy pressure adjustment Miller Robinson Co., 7007 Avalon TROUBLE-FREE Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. by hand wheel. No tools re- Milwaukee Sewerage Commission, quired. Permits return line sys- SERVICE! Milorganite Div., Box 2079, tem for agitation of chemical. Milwaukee, Wis. Special skid pan Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp., Essex Turnpike, Menlo Park, N.J. for sliding across lawns and non- Mine Safety Appliances Co., roll transportation in cars. 201 No. Braddock Ave., COMPLETE with pressure gauge, gun- Write Pittsburgh, Pa. jet valve, 3 hp. Briggs 8c Stratton en- Minnesota Wanner Co., 5145 Eden gine, IOC %" i.d. hose, pressure regula- for our latest Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. tor, adapter, 4 nozzles, extensions, Mitts and Merrill, Inc., 109 quick-couplers $258.50 CATALOG! McCoskry St., Saginaw, Mich. Freight allowed on all shipments East of Mobile Aerial Towers, Inc., Mississippi. Elsewhere in U.S. add $6.00 2314 Bowser Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mobil Oil Co., Inc., 150 E. 42 St., New York, N.Y. PEST CONTROL EQUIPMENT CO. Mock Seed Co., 13th & Smallman Sts., Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemicals and Equipment for the PCO Monarch Manufacturing Works, Inc., 24 North Bond Street MO 8-1197 Mount Vernon, N. Y. 2501 E. Ontario St., Phila., Pa. P-Q O. M. Scott & Sons Co., 160 Main St., Troy Blanket Mills, 132 W. 34 St., Panama Pump Co., Meadow Lane, Marysville, Ohio New York, N. Y. Hattiesburg, Miss. Seymour Smith fir Son Inc., 900 Main Tryco Mfg. Co., P.O. Box 1277, Parker Sweeper Co., 91-99 N. St., Oakville, Conn. 1160 So. Monroe St., Decatur, 111. Bechtle Ave., Springfield, O. Shell Chemical Corp., Agricultural S. B. Penick & Co., Farm Chem. & Chemicals Div., 110 W. 51 St., Insecticide Div., 100 Church St., New York, N.Y. U.S. Borax & Chemical Co., New York, N.Y. The Sherwin-Williams Co., 101 3075 Wilshire Blvd., Pennsalt Chemicals Corp., 2901 Prospect Ave. N.W., Los Angeles, Calif. Taylor Way, Tacoma, Wash. Cleveland, Ohio U.S. Industrial Chemicals Co., Pest Control Equipment Co., Signal Chemical Mfg. Co., Inc., 99 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 24 N. Bond St., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 5020 Richmond Rd., Universal Metal Products Div., Robert B. Peters Co., Inc., 2833 Bedford, Ohio Leigh Products, 460 Main St., Pennsylvania St., Allentown, Pa. Signal Oil & Gas Co., Houston Div., Saranac, Mich. Phelps Dodge Refining Corp., Box 5008, Houston, Texas The Upjohn Company, 7171 Portage 300 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. Sikorsky Aviation Div., United Rd., Kalamazoo, Mich. Phillips Petroleum Co., Aircraft Corp., Stratford, Conn. Union Carbide Corp., Agr. Prod., Bartlesville, Okla. Silver Creek Precision Corp., 270 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. Piper Aircraft Corp., Bald Eagle St., Central Ave., Silver Creek, N.Y. Lock Haven, Pa. Simplicity Mfg. Co., 336 S. Spring Universal Motor Co., Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Chemical St., Port Washington, Wis. 1552 Harrison St., Oshkosh, Wis. Division, 1 Gateway Center, Skil Corp., 5033 Elston Ave., Utility Chemical Co., 145 Peel St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago, 111. Paterson, N.J. H. K. Porter, Inc., 74 Foley St., D. B. Smith and Co., Somerville, Mass. Utica, New York Vandermolen Export Co., B. G. Pratt Co., 204 21st Ave., Smith-Douglass Co., Inc., Box 419, 378 Mountain Paterson, N.J. Norfolk, Va. Ave., North Caldwell, N.J. Premier Peat Moss Corp., 25 W. 45 Snow Aeronautical Corp., Vaughan's Seed Co., Chimney Rock St., New York, N.Y. Box 516, Olney, Texas Rd., Bound Brook, N.J. Prentiss Drug & Chemical Co., Inc., Sod-Master, 3456 North Washington Velsicol Chemical Corp., 341 E. Ohio 101 W. 31 St., New York, N.Y. Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. St., Chicago, 111. Solo Industries, Inc., 37-41 57th St., Vermeer Mfg. Co., P.O. Box 190, Pulmosan Safety Equipment Corp., Woodside, N.Y. Pella, Iowa 644 Pacific St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Southern Mill Creek Products Co., Viking Pump Co., 4th & Shutte Sts., Quick Mfg., Inc., 256 Linden Ave., Box 4297, Tampa, Fla. Cedar Falls, Iowa Springfield, Ohio Southwest Potash Corp., 1270 Ave. Vineland Chemical Sales Corp., of Americas, New York, N.Y. W. Wheat Rd., Vineland, N.J. Spraying Systems Co., 3200 Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp., Rain Bird, 7045 N. Grand Ave., Randolph St., Bellwood, 111. 401 E. Main St., Richmond, Va. Glendora, Cal. Stauffer Chemical Co., 380 Madison Rain-O-Mat Sprinklers, Inc., Ave., New York, N.Y. W-X-Y-Z 11701 E. Washington Blvd., William Steinen Mfg. Co., 29 E. R. M. Wade and Co., 1919 NW Whittier, Calif. Halsey Rd., Parsippany, N.J. Thurman, Portland, Ore. Ra-pid-Grow Corp., 88 Ossian, Stepan Chemical Co., Edens & Walker Manufacturing, Inc., Dansville, N.Y. Winnetka, Northfield, 111. Fowler, Kansas Reichhold Chemicals, Inc., 525 N. Stephenson Chemical Co., Inc., Box Walsh Manufacturing Co., Broadway, White Plains, N.Y. 188, College Park, Ga. 1200 Fisher St., B. G. Reilly Co., P.O. Box 231, Sudbury Laboratory, Dutton Rd., Charles City, Iowa N. Scituate, R.I. Sudbury, Mass. "Water-In," Inc., P.O. Box 421, Rental Equipment Mfg. Co., Sun Industry, Inc., 12418 W. Altadena, Calif. 1924 S. Navajo St., Denver, Colo. Rosemary, New Berlin, Wis. Waverly Petroleum Products Co., Republic Aviation Corp., Helicopter The Sun-Mastr Corp., 501-11 S. 3018 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. Div., Farmingdale, L.I., N.Y. Kansas, Olathe, Kansas Wayne Manufacturing Co., Residex Corp., Terminal Ave., Sunnyhill Research & Mfg. Co., 1201 E. Lexington St., Clark N J Imperial, Pennsylvania Pomona, Cal. Richfield Oil Corp., 555 S. Flower Swift & Co., Agrichem Div., West Point Products Corp., St., Los Angeles, Cal. 115 W. Jackson, Chicago, 111. West Point Pike, West Point, Pa. Riverdale Chemical Co., 220 E. 17 Western Peat, P.O. Box 308, St., Chicago Hts. 111. 5800 Monroe St., Sylvania, Ohio Robeco Chemicals, Inc., 25 E. 26th Tarrant Manufacturing Co., Western Turfgrass, Inc., St., New York, N.Y. 27 Jumel PL, Saratoga Springs, 305 Agostino Rd., Roberts Chemicals, Inc., Box 546-W, N.Y. San Gabriel, Calif. Nitro, West Va. Telsco Industries, Whitney Seed Co., Inc., P.O. Box 250, Rohm & Haas Co., Independence Box 18205, Dallas, Tex. Buffalo, N.Y. Mall W., Philadelphia, Pa. Tenneco Oil Co., Box 18, Wilbur-Ellis Company, Rolatape, Inc., 1301 Olympic Blvd., Houston, Texas 970 S. Goodrich Blvd., Santa Monica, Calif. Tennessee Corp., P.O. Box 2205, Los Angeles, Calif. Root-Lowell Corp., Div. Root- Atlanta, Ga. Willson Products Div., Ray-O-Vac Lowell Mfg. Co., 320 W. Main St., Thompson Equipment Co., Co., Second & Washington Sts., Lowell, Michigan North Washington St., Box 750, Reading, Pa. Rosco Manufacturing Co., 3118 Starkville, Miss. Andrew Wilson, Inc., Baltusrol Way, Snelling Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co., Springfield, N.J. Roseman Mower Corp., 2300 W. Box 768, Kansas City, Mo. The Wilson Rubber Co., 1200 Lake Ave., Glenview, 111. Thompson Manufacturing Co., Garfield Ave., S.W., Canton, O. Roussel Corp., 155 E. 44 St., 2251 E. 7th St., Los Angeles, Calif. Woodbury Chemical Co., Box 788, New York, N.Y. Thuron Sprayer Mfg. Co., 426 Monterey, St. Joseph, Mo. Rowco Mfg. Co., Inc., 48 Emerald St., 12200 Denton Dr., Dallas, Tex. Wood Treating Chemicals Co., Keene, N.H. Toro Manufacturing Corp., 5137 Southwest Ave., Roxy-Bonner, Inc., 2000 Pioneer Rd., 8111 Lyndale Ave. S., St. Louis, Mo. Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Minneapolis, Minn. Wright Saw Div., Thomas Royer Foundry & Machine Co., Tote Systems Div. Hoover Ball and Industries, 207 E. Broadway, 158 Pringle St., Kingston, Pa. Bearing Co., 656 So. 7th, Louisville, Ky. Ryan Equipment Co., 2055 White Bear Beatrice, Nebraska W-W Grinder Corp., 2957 N. Market, Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tradewinds, Inc., Box 1191, Wichita, Kans. Tacoma, Wash. Wyandotte Chemicals Corp., Trailevator Div., Magline, Inc., J. B. Ford Div., Wyandotte, Mich. Mercer St., Pinconning, Mich. York Modern Corp., Unadilla, N.Y. Schneider Metal Mfg. Co., Tree-Ject Company. P.O. Box 396, Zonolite Div., W. R. Grace & Co., 1805 So. 55 Ave., Chicago, 111. 1309 Grove Ave., Waycross, Ga. 135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111. Nurserymen Hold Convention, Know Your Species Trade Exhibition, Jan. 3-6 With an aim to make the 1966 convention and trade exhibit the Snow-On-The-Mountain biggest ever held by nurserymen in the Eastern United States, the (Euphorbia morginoto) New York State Nurserymen's Assn., and the Eastern Regional Nurserymen's Assn., have joined to achieve this goal during their Jan. 3-6 show. Participating will be representatives of the garden center, landscaping, and garden supply segments of the industry. Headquarters will be the Con- cord Hotel located in Monticello, N. Y., in the Catskill Mountains, near Lake Kiamesha. Complete details about the convention and trade exhibit may be obtained by writing to John A. Richards, Executive Secretary, New York State Nurserymen's Assn., Inc., 415 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.

WSA to Attract Top Weed Men At St. Louis Meet, Feb. 8-11 How peoples of the world are Snow-on-the-mountain is also known locally as white-margined working to combat weeds will be spurge. It is an annual and reproduces by seed only. It may be related by Dr. A. S. Crafts when found along roadsides, in pastures, and waste places. It thrives in he addresses an expected at- dry soil. In some areas it is cultivated as an ornamental. This plant tendance of 800 persons at the is poisonous to livestock, and its milky sap may cause skin irritation annual Weed Society of America on sensitive individuals. meeting, in St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 8-11, at the Sheraton-Jefferson Erect stems (1) grow from 1 to 3 feet tall. The stem has fine Hotel. hairs on the upper part. At the ends of stems are clusters of white- Dr. Crafts, one of the nation's margined leaves, giving the appearance of a flower. Just above leading authorities on weed con- the whorl of leaves is a small cluster of flowers (2) that have no trol, and former head of the true petals, but 5 white appendages substitute for petals. Botany Department, University of California, has just completed When flowers mature, hairy, three-lobed seed pods (2) appear a study of weed research and bearing three seeds. They are elevated on a small, slender stalk. control practices around the The seeds (3) are rough, light gray to brown with a dark gray line world. Crafts will give high- on one side. lights of his experience at the annual banquet of the Society. Leaves are alternate on the stem, except just below flower Society president G. F. Warren, clusters where they are whorled about the stem. Leaves are ovate of Purdue University, Lafayette, to oblong. The edges are smooth. Leaves are bright green, except Ind., says reservations already for margins which are white. They are 1 to 3 inches long. indicate about 800 persons will Roots of snow-on-the-mountain are slender taproots. be present for the four-day meeting. They will represent chem- This plant is susceptible to 2,4-D. Local infestations may be ical companies, public service removed by mowing when plants are blooming or by pulling up organizations, public health and the roots. regulatory agencies, equipment manufacturers and other groups. Dr. W. R. Furtick of Oregon State University, Corvalis, is pro- Prepared in cooperation with Crops Research Division, Agricultural Research Service, gram chairman. Drs. D. D. United States Department of Agriculture, Beltsville, Maryland. Hemphill and O. H. Fletchall, are (DRAWING FROM NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL PUBLICATION NO. 36, USDA EXTENSION SERVICE) handling local arrangements. SOD INDUSTRY SECTION.

Southern Turf's 300 Acres Produce Sod for Golf Courses As Far A way As Japan, India

By PAULINE T. STEPHENS Operation of a successful turfgrass business is divided into three parts, as E. Ray Jensen, president and operator of the Southern Turf Nurseries in Tif- ton, Ga., sees it: (1) know your product; (2) honesty; and (3) hard work. "All are equally important," according to Jensen, who has been in full-time production of turf grasses for the past 10 years, and in part-time production five years before that time. On these three concepts he has built a business which reaches into the golf course and recreation fields, and other enterprises in the far parts of the United States, and as far away as India Raking up old turf on fairway, Southern Turf crewman readies soil for replanting new grass. and Japan. He has built, from a meager beginning, a production expanse of 300 acres, and has and his two daughters, Mrs. Lar- a research scientist at the Coast- acquired machinery valued at ry Wheeler (Mary) and Anna al Plain Experiment Station. $145,000, some of which he de- Jensen. Ray is president and his In 1951, Jensen produced the signed himself and had built to wife helps out in the office at first Tifton 57 (Tiflawn), a hy- order. Jensen also has a twin- special times. brid bermuda, that had been engine Comanche plane, which President Jensen has an excel- grown away from the Coastal he pilots himself. Most of his lent background for turf plant- Plain Experiment Station, where more than 100,000 miles a year ing and growing. Before he was it was developed. of travel are by plane. a turf man he was a soil scientist. Southern Turf Nurseries is a Born on a small farm at Foun- Began With 60 Acres partnership between Ray Jensen tain Green, Utah, he earned a In 1955 Jensen left the Soil degree in soils and agronomy at Conservation Service and went Utah State University in 1940. into full-time production of cen- In 1941 he began work with tipede and bermudagrasses. He the Soil Conservation Service in planted about 40 acres of sod in Washington, D. C. as agricultur- Brooks County near the Florida al census and land appraiser, a line, and 20 acres in Tift County post he held a year. Then he near Omega (in middle south trekked to Mississippi and spent Georgia) on land he purchased. a year and a half with the SCS Now he has 1,400 acres of land, before going to Perry, Ga., as most of it in Tift County near area scientist, transferring to Omega, where 260 acres are in Tifton in 1946 in a similar posi- sod. In addition there are 40 tion. acres in sod in Brooks County. In 1951, while with the SCS, Of the total acreage of sod, Jensen started in the grass busi- about 100 acres are devoted to ness in a limited way, beginning centipede, most of which is used with a few leased acres on which to produce seed for combining. he planted centipede and hybrid The combined seed is sold to bermudagrasses that had been commercial distributors. The developed at the Coastal Plain other 200 acres are in hybrid Experiment Station in Tifton, bermudas. Ray Jensen, company president, examines Ga. Working with him in this Plantings of hybrid bermudas Tifton Dwarf hybrid bermuda on test plot first production was Dr. B. P. are as follows: 30% Tifton 419 at rear of Tifton, Ga. farm. Robinson, who at that time was (Tifway); 20% Tifton 328 (Tif- green), and 10% Tifton 57 (Tif- ton 419 and Ormond on fair- vester Jensen uses is so designed lawn); 10% Tifton Dwarf; and ways; and 419 on tees. When as to leave enough root stock 30% Ormond bermuda. there is a call for a grass for as to re-establish the field in new The three first ones listed far north as Indiana and Mis- turf. Since bermudas grow very were developed at the Coastal souri (he recently completed a fast in this Georgia climate, the Plain Experiment Station. Tif- golf course in Jefferson City, sod is ready for another harvest ton Dwarf is a dark green ber- Mo.), Southern Turf uses Tifton within 8 to 14 weeks. muda with stump leaf which 328 and Tifton 419 because they Jensen sells about 85% of his grew as a mutation from 328 Tif- can better withstand the rigors grass to golf courses, 10% for ton bermuda at Glen Arvin of the winter weather in those residential use, 4% for athletic Country Club at Thomasville, areas. fields, and 1% for miscellaneous Ga. Ormond bermuda came out Tifton 419 and 328 are so versa- uses. He does some of his proj- of Florida, and Jensen was the tile that they can be grown in ects on a bid basis, but most of first person to grow it for certifi- many places, Jensen believes. He them are negotiated. cation. He obtained it from the has planted them successfully in University of Florida. Puerto Rico. Last year he air- Sells, Consults, Plants shipped enough stolons of Tifton This Tifton sod grower pro- Uses One Room As Lab Dwarf to plant a large nursery vides three types of services. He Ray Jensen has one room of for a golf course in Japan. He (1) furnishes and plants certi- his office at 1620 North Park flew over to Japan by commer- fied seed, and provides consult- Ave. in Tifton which he uses as cial airline to lecture to golf ing service; (2) furnishes and a laboratory, and also has the course superintendents and to plants certified grass (without part-time assistance of two sci- demonstrate planting methods consulting service); and (3) pro- entists who have experimented for them. He shipped the plant- vides planting stock. with soil mixtures for greens, ing machinery over there about Over the years Jensen has fairways, and other turf. a month before he went himself. served as consultant to 30 or Based on his knowledge of the Sells 800,000 Sq. Yds./Year more turf growers, mostly golf grasses and the climatic and soil clubs. He usually flies to these conditions under which each Southern Turf Nurseries esti- projects about once every eight grows, Jensen knows where to mates very roughly that it sells weeks, over a period of one to plant the various types of about 800,000 square yards, or two years. grasses. bushels, of turf a year. He is consultant for one large Tifton Dwarf and Tifton 328 It takes out two crops a year hotel golf course in Puerto Rico, are planted on golf greens, Tif- from most of its sod. The har- and on one occasion flew to Ha-

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City State Zip waii to advise on planting golf truck body in a heap, and, unless uses a new self-feeding fully courses for Laurance Rocke- the weather is excessively dry, automatic machine, which has a feller. it is not watered until after it is hopper capacity of 300 bushels. He has air-shipped grass to planted. This size makes refills infre- many foreign countries, includ- "Our workers try to drive to a quent. It is self-feeding from a ing Japan, India, Italy, Malaya, job overnight," Jensen ex- feeding tray and rotating cylin- Israel, South America, Spain, plained. "However, if it is too der, scatters sprigs uniformly Ethiopia, and others. far for overnight, they simply (eliminating broadcasting by Most of the Southern Turf's drive in the daytime too and the hand), and leaves a smooth sur- sales are directly to customers. grass crusts over, but it keeps face with track marks only at Only a small portion is sold well in the mass." turns. It cuts the sprigs into the through distributors, except in While Southern Turf always soil and rolls them down. With the case of centipede seed. Since plants grass while it is green and this machine an operator can put centipedegrass is strictly a lawn fresh, a mass of grass will keep out 15 acres a day. The next best machine to this is the "Tifton Turf Planter," which costs about $450, and is made in Valdosta, Ga. for this sod farmer. A tobacco planter, and other new planting machines are also used. 200 Bushels of Sprigs per Acre Jensen believes in planting heavily for hybrid bermudas. He uses 200 to 300 bushels of sprigs to the acre. Heavy planting gives a good turf in a shorter time, he finds. The owner of the turf prepares the land before the grass arrives. Southern Turf Nurseries has a wide variety of implements in addition to the harvesting and planting machines. These include five soil shredders, four sod cutters, one vertical mower, Weed control plots at Southern Turf Nurseries help determine most effective herbicides to use two flail mowers, four rotary on its farm. Company spends over $2,400 on weedkillers each year; $24,000 for fertilizers. mowers, 12 spriggers, one back- hoe, four power sprayers, 12 grass, and since Southern Turf alive for 5 to 10 days, Mr. Jensen backpack sprayers, four spread- minors in lawn sods, centipede pointed out. er-seeders, 12 tractors, two ma- sod is a minor part of total sales. When solid sod is sold, which terials handling machines, 12 However, it produces about five is seldom, the firm uses a com- utility carts and related vehicles, tons of centipede seed in the fall, mercial truck and loads the sod two combines (to combine centi- selling it through distributors. in layers. pede seed), and irrigation equip- Jensen delivers stolons to cus- ment designed to furnish 2,600 tomers by truck, whether he Uses On-the-Spot Labor gallons of water per minute. plants the grass, or simply sells Jensen has nine planting There are also five large trucks the plants. Of course sprigs are superintendents who drive the and five pickup trucks. air-shipped to foreign countries. trucks with the grass to the job. Turf Nurseries "keeps right The stolons are dug with a They never carry labor with after" weeds on turf, using about specially designed harvesting them, but find men to work $200 a month in weedkillers, machine which Mr. Jensen him- wherever they go to set out the and $200 in insecticides. It self collaborated in designing stolons. Southern Turf often has spends about $2,000 a month for and had made at Tifton Machine seven or eight jobs going at one fertilizers. Works in Tifton, Ga. The only time, and sometimes has 100 How STN Gets Business other machine like it belongs to laborers at work, along with the Patten Seed Company of Lake- superintendents. The superin- Ray Jensen finds good markets land, Ga. tendents use from one to 15 la- for his turf mostly through ap- This machine, which is at- borers on a job, depending on the pearances at golf conventions, tached to an 85-horsepower size of the area to be planted. turf conferences, distribution of tractor, cuts under the turf, "Fifteen workers can usually his newsletters, and by "word of shreds it, and blows it through plant 18 greens in one to two mouth." a long pipe into the dump-body days, or 18 fairways in two to "There is no better advertising of a truck. three weeks," Jensen related. on earth than satisfied custom- "We can tell how many bush- Planting machinery is shipped ers," he proclaimed. els are in the truck by measuring on another truck separate from Other sources are through the amount dug in the field," the truck which carries the grass articles he writes for technical Jensen said. stolons. magazines. The grass is piled into the For planting, Southern Turf He publishes a quarterly four- page newsletter called, "South- uproad. He estimated that there ern Turf Newsletter," which he are now about 100 turf grass mails to golf course superintend- companies in the nation to sup- ents, recreation representatives, ply the demand, which is grow- Meeting and others. He has also written a new publication on Tift on ing with the trend toward more Dwarf. leisure and more recreation. Dates The Newsletter not only keeps He sees this trend in the turf operators who are customers United States and in foreign or prospective customers in- countries as well. Japan, as an example, is a country in which Connecticut Nurserymen's Assn. formed, but it helps to bring in Annual Meeting, Hotel Stat- business. golf courses are increasing ler-Hilton, Hartford, Dec. 30. Southern Turf's president be- steadily, and he believes this is North Carolina Nurserymen's Assn. lieves the turf business is on the true of other countries as well. Annual Meeting, North Caro- lina State University, Ra- leigh, Jan. 3-4, 1966. Northeastern Weed Control Conference Observes Western Association of Nursery- men Annual Convention, Hotel 20th Anniversary at New York Meeting, Jan. 5-7 Continental, Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 3-5. In an address titled, "Our man Kodak Co. will tell how to Garden Living Industries of the Weed Control Conference Over prepare slides and charts. Eastern United States, Conven- tion and Trade Exposition, Con- the Last 20 Years," Dr. Charles Total scope of next month's cord Hotel, Monticello, N. Y., Hovey, tenth president of the conference covers horticultural Jan. 3-6. Northeastern Weed Control Con- crops, agronomic crops, indus- Rutgers Winter Turf Course, Col- lege of Agriculture, New ference, will review the achieve- trial weed and brush control, Brunswick, N. J., Jan. 4- ments of the organization when public health, aquatics, turf- Mar. 11. he addresses the meeting at Ho- grass, conservation and forestry; Northeastern Weed Control Con- tel Astor in New York City, Jan. ecology, physiology and soils, ference, The Hotel Astor, 5-7. and new products from industry. New York, Jan. 5-7. While the meeting will spot- For more detailed information Indiana Arborist's Assn., Annual Midwinter Conference, Clay- light conference accomplish- about this meeting write to Dr. pool Hotel, Indianapolis, Jan. ments over the past 20 years, John A. Meade, Secretary-Treas- 5-7. delegates will be treated to doz- urer, Northeastern Weed Con- Iowa Nurserymen's Assn. Annual Convention, Hotel Roosevelt, ens of sectional papers reporting trol Conference, Agronomy De- Cedar Rapids, Jan. 7-9. on '65 research projects. partment, University of Mary- Notional Landscape Nurserymen's In a talk by Dr. W. R. Furtick land, College Park, Md. 20742. Assn. Convention, LaSalle Ho- of Oregon State University, en- tel, Chicago, 111., Jan. 8-9. titled "Two-Season, Two-Hemi- North Carolina State Annual Pesti- cide School, North Carolina sphere Weed Research," weed 1200 Expected at Illinois State University, Raleigh, problems on the southern half Spray School, Jan. 26-27 Jan. 10-11. of the globe will be compared First Annual Pennsylvania Shade with those in the U.S.A. Advance information from the Tree Symposium, Nittany Lion Arborist Richard E. Abbot of College of Agriculture, Univer- Inn, University Park, Jan. sity of Illinois, Urbana, indicates 11-13. the Ohio Power Co., will offer 8th Annual Agricultural Pesticide his experiences in a talk, that an attendance in excess of Conference, Purdue Univer- "Growth Retardants With Em- 1200 persons is anticipated for sity, Lafayette, Ind., Jan. 17- phasis on Inhibiting Regrowth the 18th Annual Custom Spray 18. of Trimmed Trees." For those Operators' Training School, Jan. Rutgers Lawn and Utility Turf Short Course, College of Agri- interested in sales and education 26-27. It will be held in the culture, New Brunswick, N. a representative from the East- Illini Building. J., Jan. 17-19. According to H. B. "Pete" Maryland Nurserymen's Assn. An- Petty, program chairman, over nual Meeting, Washingtonian Ohio Short Course Slated Country Club, Gaithersburg, 1,000 attended last year's ses- Jan. 18-19. Arborists, turf management sions. Program for the up-com- 18th Annual California Weed Con- specialists, landscape contrac- ing conference promises to be of ference, Sainte Claire Hotel, tors, garden center operators, even greater interest with the San Jose, Jan. 18-20. and nurserymen will gather at most current information based Southern Weed Conference, Hotel Robert Meyer, Jacksonville, the Sheraton-Columbus Hotel, on latest tests, studies and ex- Fla., Jan. 18-20. Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 24-27, to periments. Rutgers Golf and Fine Turf Short attend a four-day short course. Details on the forthcoming Course, College of Agricul- Sponsor is the Ohio Nursery- school may be obtained by writ- ture, New Brunswick, N.J. men's Assn. Jan. 20-21. ing to H. B. Petty, Chairman, Rocky Mountain Turfgrass Con- Also scheduled to take place Custom Spray Operators' Train- ference, Colorado State Uni- simultaneously is the 59th ing School, College of Agricul- versity, Fort Collins, Jan. 26- annual winter meeting of the ture, University of Illinois, 27. association. Urbana, 111. Broad Scope of Turf Knowledge Brought Into Focus as 2500 ASA, CSSA and SSSA Members Meet for 57th Time Plant analysis, soil tests, pesti- quality ratings, density counts, The number of seedlings that cide effects on soil and water and number of erosion rills." survived after Betasan, Zytron, quality, soil classification, and The key advantage of thick and Dacthal treatments in- land use all were topics of re- straw mulch is the favorable cli- creased slightly when phosphor- ports given during 80 sessions at mate it produced in terms of soil us was added at the second the 5-day, annual scientific con- moisture and relative humidity. planting date." clave of the American Society of Dr. O. N. Andrews, University Agronomy held in Columbus, of Illinois, Urbana concluded, Researchers and Ohio, Oct. 31 to Nov. 5. Members "Alfalfa and fescue are best Educators Awarded of the Crop Science Society of adapted to establish rapidly Three of the four highest America and the Soil Science along roadsides of species found awards made by the ASA for Society of America joined the in southern Illinois. More than superior contributions to agro- ASA at the triple meet. Nearly 100 species were tested and eval- nomic research, education, and 2,500 scientists gathered to hear uated as roadside turfgrasses." service were received by mem- latest factual reports numbering bers of the Agronomy Depart- over 500 and representing the Low N-P-K Rates of ment at the Univ. of 111.: Dr. work of 1,000 authors. Bentgrass Greens Tested John B. Hanson (Crop Science "During one year, 224 lbs. of Award); Dr. Arnold Klute (Soil Nutrients Affect Plant nitrogen (N), 19 lbs. of phos- Science Award); and Dr. Samuel Disease Resistance phorus (P), and 137 lbs. of R. Aldrich (Agronomic Educa- "Calcium-deficient nutrition potash (K) were recovered from tion Award). Dr. Willard H. produced plants with signifi- bentgrass clippings removed Garman of the National Plant cantly heightened disease sus- from one acre," Dr. Roy L. Goss, Food Institute received the Ag- ceptibility independent of other Washington State University, ronomic Service Award. These nutrient elements, soil, air tem- Pullman, Wash, reported. Clip- outstanding members were hon- perature, season, or variety," Dr. pings were collected from bent- ored at a special awards banquet Houston B. Couch, Virginia grass turf for one year to deter- in the Sheraton-Columbus Ho- Polytechnic Institute, Blacks- mine how much N, P, and K tel, Nov. 3. burg, Va., revealed. He explained were removed in the cut turf. 1966 Officers Announced that in studies involving inter- Plots had received 0, 522, and actions of various environmental 870 lbs. of N; 0 and 77 lbs. of P; New CSSA President is Dr. factors with different nutrient and 0, 145, and 290 lbs. of K per Jack R. Harlan, Agronomy Dept., regimes, nitrogen nutrition also acre. "From the amount recov- Oklahoma State University, influenced disease susceptibility. ered, the higher application rates Stillwater, and President-Elect Unlike calcium, however, its in- of both N and K were somewhat Angus A. Hanson is with the fluence was linked with other excessive, and lower rates were Forage Crops Div., ARS, USDA, factors, both inherited and envi- better utilized without sacrific- Beltsville, Md. Both will guide ronmental. Highland and Sea- ing quality," Goss added. the activities of the 2,250-mem- side bentgrass, Rainer and Penn- ber Society during the next year lawn creeping red fescue, and Phosphorus Alters and will arrange for its 1966 eight varieties of Kentucky blue- Herbicide Effect annual meeting at Stillwater, grass were studied to test sus- Effects of seven different Okla., Aug. 21 to 26. ceptibility to fungal parasites. phosphorus levels on herbicide Dr. William P. Martin, Pro- fessor and Head of Soil Science Straw Mulches Best control of poa annua were dis- Dept., University of Minnesota, For Roadside Turf cussed by Felix V. Juska, Agri- Minneapolis, is the newly elected During a joint CSSA and ASA culture Research Service, U.S. president of the nearly 3,150- "Roadside Turf Management" Dept. of Agriculture, Beltsville, member Soil Science Society of session, Dr. James Beard, Michi- Md. "Five herbicides were eval- America. He will direct the gan State University, E. Lansing, uated at two planting dates, 48 Society's activities for the next described tests where eight days apart. Trifluralin gave year and also arrange for the mulch treatments were com- complete control at both plant- 1966 meet in Stillwater. pared on slopes of newly con- ing dates, while Zytron was sec- Proceedings of the Oct. 31 to structed highway rights-of-way ond best. At both dates, phos- Nov. 5, 1965 tri-association con- for turf establishment and ero- phorus reduced the effective- clave, Agronomy Abstracts, are sion control. "Straw alone and ness of calcium arsenate. Plants available for one dollar from straw with asphalt and with that survived Zytron and Dac- American Society of Agronomy Mulchnet were the best. Mulches thal treatments were more vig- headquarters, 677 S. Segoe Road, were measured by visual turf orous at high phosphorus levels. Madison, Wis. 53711. 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Brooks Products Division, less than ethical will brand the The Tool Steel Gear & industry with a bad name, be- Pinion Co 3rd Cover HELP WANTED Buffalo Turbine Agricultural cause customers will sour on our Equipment Co., Inc 34 LAWN CONTROL salesman, supervisor service which is truly a real boon Chanderlin Seed Co 37 and serviceman. If you are experi- to industrial maintenance. Custom Spray Equipment enced in any of the above, then you Corp 37 are eligible for a position with the Diamond Alkali Co 15 fastest growing exterminating com- J. J. Dill Co 31 One Engine Provides Drive The Eagle-Picher Co 24 pany in South Florida. Send a res- Fitchburg Engineering ume including background, educa- For 11 Solo Power Tools Corp 35 tion and salary history to Mr. S. A. Green Lawn Laboratories, Tendrich, National Exterminators, A three-horsepower engine Inc 19 Inc., 2990 N.W. 40th St., Miami, Fla. that weighs 11 pounds, said to Homelite Division 11 33142. All applications will be thor- Ideal Crane Division 30 oughly reviewed and acknowledged. be easily removed from a rotary McCulloch Corp 3 WEED CONTROL supervisor needed. mower and attached to a culti- Mitts & Merrill 33 Well-established company working vator or any one of 11 imple- Muench Co., Inc 39 in New York and New England The F. E. Myers & Bro. Co. 31 States on roadside, utility and indus- ments all powered with the same Niagara Chemical Div., trial spraying. Give experience, ed- engine, is being introduced by FMC 17 ucation and salary desired in reply to Pest Control Equipment Co. 41 Box 11, Weeds Trees and Turf maga- Solo Industries, Inc., Woodside, B. G. Pratt Co 27 zine. N. Y. Rowco Manufacturing Designed for the man who Co., Inc 32 AMBITIOUS sales/ serviceman, experi- Ryan Equipment Co 5 enced in turf, weed and ornamental needs a variety of machines at Seymour Smith & Son, Inc. 36 pest control. Excellent opportunity a minimum investment, Solo has Solo Industries, Inc 8 for the right man. Reply: Hydrex Tennessee Corp 6 Pest Control Co. of California, 3073 developed a rotary mower, chain Universal Metal Products . .38 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, saw, water pump, electrical gen- Vandermolen Export Co. ... 14 Calif. 90807. Phone: 213 + 426-7644. erator, cultivator, lawn sweeper, circular saw, snow thrower, air FOR SALE ciently at maximum power in compressor, high-pressure pis- any position. 1—Tree spraying rig, 60-gpm, 500 gal., ton-type pump and an outboard Wisconsin air-cooled engine, $1,700. motor, all of which can be pow- With several implements pow- 1—Tree spraying rig, 37-gpm, 500 ered by one engine, a substantial gal. LeRoy engine, $1,500. 1—Lawn ered with the same engine. saving may be realized since en- spraying rig, 275 gal., 15-gpm, on Engine requires but an easy wheels, $300. 6—Hand weed booms, turn of the hands to attach to or gines need not be purchased for for lawn weed spraying, aluminum, each unit. Another advantage is on wheels, minimize drift, quick detach it from any of the above hand shut-off @ $45.00. 4—Lufkin implements, Solo claims. The that an extra engine would elim- measuring wheels, professional ac- inate downtime that is possible cordian-type @ $35. 15 5-gal, cans engine reportedly operates effi- with fixed-engine equipment. All-Wet wetting agent @ $45.00. Write Box 14, Weeds Trees and Turf An extra engine can easily keep magazine. Rohde Heads New Kansas all compatible equipment in op- Christmas Tree Association eration if one needs to be serv- TREE SPRAYING Business for sole. Long Island, New York. Write Box John T. Rohde, of Edwards- iced. 15, Weeds Trees and Turf magazine. ville, was elected president of Complete details on the master the newly formed Kansas engine will be sent on request How to Sell and Lose Christmas Tree Association, dur- from Solo Industries, Inc., P. O. Weed Control Jobs ing a meeting held at Kansas Box 128, Woodside, N. Y. 11377. State University, Manhattan, re- (from page 9 ) cently. Also elected were D. C. Michigan Enacts Compact Law ing prospective buyers will show Wesche, Manhattan, vice presi- A new Pest Compact Law the difference between a reputa- dent; and John P. Slusher, Man- passed by the 1965 Michigan ble businessman and a fast-buck hattan, secretary-treasurer. They Legislature, allows the Michigan artist. Every job which is under- also serve as directors. Department of Agriculture to priced will come back to haunt Other directors of the new join forces with other states to the whole industry. association are Cecil Delp, St. fight plant pests. Businessmen who want to stay John; Harold Gallaher, Man- Under the provisions of Public in business will offer nothing but hattan; Dr. Ralph Herrman, Law N. 187 of 1965, Michigan service perfection. If service is Seneca; L. B. Stants, Abilene; will enter into a compact when anything less than perfect, cus- Ira Wheeler, Manhattan; and four or more other states have tomers lose faith in weed control Ken McGinness, Olathe. passed similar legislation. Nematode Diseases, Weed Control on Program of -Trimmings- Between Seasons Income. Ray Leary, North Carolina U. Pesticide School, Jan. 10-11 president of Arrow Tree Spraying Service in Commack, Long Island, A plant pathology session is to N.Y., has found a way to earn extra with chemical and other meth- income in between the spring and be included in North Carolina ods of plant disease control. It fall spraying seasons. He rents State University's Pesticide is planned to emphasize fungus thatching machines, aerators, lawn roto-tillers, etc. Wonder how long School, being held Jan. 10-11 on diseases and fungicides in the it'll be before he'll be using this campus in Raleigh. 1967 school. equipment himself by expanding his To set the tempo of the class Of special note is the subject own services? and focus attention on the grow- by J. B. Weber: "General Con- • * * Iowa Nurserymen in Washington. Nurs- ing importance of the use of siderations of Herbicide Resi- ery firms in southwest Iowa recent- pesticides in today's society, the dues in Soils," which should add ly presented an oil painting to Con- more light on a question that has gressman John R. Hansen, of the university staff has engaged Dr. State's 7th District, in a ceremony Nyle Brady, to address the attained considerable impor- on the Capitol steps in Washing- school; his subject will be "Pesti- tance. ton, D. C. Bob Lederer, executive associate of the American Assn. of cides In Our Environment." Dr. Those in the sod industry have Nurserymen, made the presentation. Brady is director of research not been overlooked by the uni- The painting depicts a typical south- with New York State College, versity staff. Dr. G. C. Klingman west Iowa nursery farm, and Con- gressman Hansen now has it hang- Cornell University. He has also reports on "Status of Sod Plant- ing in his offices where all visitors served two years in Washington, ing—Research", and C. K. Mar- can become aware of the industry's importance in his District. Guess so! D. C., as director of science and tin will further amplify the sub- It employs over 1500 people and has education with the United States ject with sod demonstrations. a better than $3 million payroll. Department of Agriculture. Other categories of the school * * * Lead-off speaker in the pa- include discussions of entomolo- Figure Skating Hort Man. New face on the Purdue campus is that of thology session will be D. E. Ellis gy, zoology (wildlife) and agri- James E. Browning who's just who will discuss "Origin and cultural engineering. joined the university's department Purpose of Pilot Project on Registration is scheduled for of horticulture. A native of Indian- apolis, the Michigan State graduate Nematode Assay Service." Sev- 8:15 am, Monday, Jan. 10, Union is a figure skating champion. Jim eral other experts will empha- Bldg. lobby. will assist in the direction of the school's new four-year program in size control procedures for this landscape architecture. He'll have blight. plenty of thick ice to skate around According to Howard R. Gar- More Mechanization Up for on in Lafayette this winter. We know, we've slipped our way, and riss, Extension Professor in Study at Calif. Conference frozen our ears many a time on the Charge, Plant Pathology Exten- Hoosier's campus during those "de- sion, and Chairman of the 1966 An unreliable labor supply, lightful!?" below-zero months at Pesticide School, it is impossible which is turning the contract P.U. conferences. to cover all aspects concerned applicator's attention toward » » » more mechanization, will be a No Stranger. Dick Morrow, field representative for Cal-Turf, large turf- major topic of discussion when grass growers in Camarillo, Calif., weed specialists meet for the tells us everyone seemed to know Green Lawn Expands him on a recent eastern trip he 18th Annual California Weed made. Even strangers. He wrote New expansion of facilities at Conference in San Jose, Calif., us: "The wide impact of your pub- Green Lawn Laboratories now January 18-20, at the Sainte lication in the turf industry was recently brought home to our group makes it possible for this formu- Claire Hotel. on a tour of turf installations in the lator and packager of private Industrial weed control spe- East, and when we attended the Florida Turf Conference. I wish I label products to economically cialists will be particularly inter- could tell you how many times peo- service the needs of small inde- ested in a report on new methods ple mentioned reading about our pendent dealers and distributors. developed by the California air- Field Days in Weeds Trees and Turf, as we would introduce ourselves. Company president, Donald J. craft industry. Let me express our deep apprecia- Arenberg, announced recently Also scheduled for review be- tion for the fine exposure to a young industry in the West." Thank you. his firm is now fully equipped fore the assembly are the many Dick, for letting us know how thor- to handle formulating and pack- problems associated with, or that oughly WTT is read from coast to aging of a full line of lawn and have been created by, Federal coast. garden products. Included are and local regulations. These will * • * Problems the Same All Over. Have just insecticides, fungicides, herbi- be aired for general considera- been reading of opinion differences cides, fertilizers, selective weed- tion and solution. operators are having up in Canada. killers, soil conditioners, etc. To accommodate San Francis- They raise the question about just how much a treeman or sod grower Formulations can be adjusted, co Bay area nurserymen and or nurseryman or anyone else who Arenberg claims, to meet special landscape architects, a panel will plants something for his customer is expected to guarantee its future product needs of particular discuss weed control on orna- health when they have no control areas. mentals and ground-covers. over watering, weather, etc. They For further information, write More details will appear in wonder at the logic of guaranteeing something which is completely in Green Lawn Laboratories at 4844 next month's issue of Weeds the hands of nature and the con- Main St., Skokie, 111., 60076. Trees and Turf. sumer. 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