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Corbett, Lee Cleveland

 
9781333382339: Spraying (Classic Reprint): Results of the Season, 1900

Synopsis

Spraying: Results of the Season, 1900 presents a detailed look at orchard spraying experiments and their outcomes. Grounded in West Virginia fieldwork, the book compares sprayed and unsprayed trees to show how timing and multiple applications affect pests, fruit quality, and leaf health.

Two long-running divisions of the work explore methods for applying mixtures, testing new insecticides, and evaluating remedies for the San Jose Scale. The text highlights real-world results, including how Bordeaux Mixture and Laurel Green impacted scab and fruit appearance across several apple varieties, with photos and tables illustrating the findings.

What you’ll experience
- Observations from a 1900 field trial comparing single versus multiple spray applications
- Explanations of common pests and diseases, such as fly-speck fungus and apple scab, and how spraying influenced outcomes
- Discussion of practical spray preparation, equipment setup, and on-site challenges
- Photographs and tables that visualize treatment effects on specific varieties like Beauty of Kent, Common Rambo, and Grime’s Golden

Ideal for readers of agricultural history, orchard management, and early 20th‑century experiments in pest control.




  • How timing and repeated treatments change fruit quality and yield

  • Real-world details on spray preparation, equipment, and field logistics

  • Insights into pests and diseases affecting apples and other trees

  • Historical context for early 1900s agricultural experiments and reporting


Ideal for readers of agricultural history and orchard science who want a clear look at early spraying practices and their practical outcomes.

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