Keyword: Insect control

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Best to erect bird houses in the fall Anonymous. 1927. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. September. 1(8): p. 8.
  • Trade
 144051
[Tree insects] Scherer, C. M. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. July. 1(7): p. 15-17, 32.
  • Professional
 84641
The parasites of the Japanese beetle King, J. L. 1927. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June. 7(6): p. 106-109.
  • Professional
 50986
A study of the toxicity of lead arsenate on the Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica Newm.) Van Leeuwen, E. R. 1927. Journal of Agricultural Research. June 1. 34(11): p. 1043-1047.
    		58416
    [Disease and pest control in trees] Scherer, C. M. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. March. 1(3): p. 17-19.
    • Professional
    		 84509
    Experiments with certain arsenates as soil insecticides Leach, B. R. 1926. Journal of Agricultural Research. July. 33(1): p. 1-8.
      		58414
      The Japanese Beetle
      		 Smith, Loren B.; Hadley, Charles H. 1926. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Agriculture. 66 pp.
      • Booklet
      		 57793
      A method of grub-proofing turf Leach, B. R.; Lipp, J. W. 1926. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. February 16. 6(2): p. 34-39.
      • Professional
      		 43682
      Controlling the June beetle Gallaher, DeWitt. 1926. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. January 16. 6(1): p. 15.
      • Professional
      		 43694
      Insects injurious to shade trees and their control Anonymous. 1925. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. December 16. 5(12): p. 276.
      • Professional
      		 49662
      Control of Japanese Beetle in Lawns
      		 Leach, B. R. 1925. Harrisburg: Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. 12 pp.
      • Booklet
      		 57794
      Calium cyanamid as a worm eradicator USGA Green Section. 1925. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. May. 5(5): p. 119.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 121486
      Improvements in the method of treating golf greens for the control of the Japanese beetle Leach, B. R. 1925. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. May 16. 5(5): p. 100-102.
      • Professional
      		 49543
      Kerosene emulsion in combating cutworms Lavis, L. E. 1925. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. March 16. 5(3): p. 56.
      • Professional
      		 49525
      Injury to turf from cutworms Anonymous. 1925. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. March 16. 5(3): p. 66-67.
      • Professional
      		 49531
      The Comparative Value of Carbon Bisulfide and Other Organic Compounds as Soil Insecticides for Control of the Japanese Beetle (Popillia japonica Newm.)
      		 Fleming, Walter E. 1925. New Brunswick: New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. 29 pp.
      • Booklet
      		 58408
      Damage to turf from the army worm Anonymous. 1924. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. July 21. 4(7): p. 166-169.
      • Professional
      		 49280
      Wireworms in turf USGA Green Section. 1924. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June. 4(6): p. 155.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 122312
      Insects injurious to white pine Middleton, William. 1924. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. June 21. 4(6): p. 148-150.
      • Professional
      		 49269
      The Japanese beetle and its relation to golf courses: Address delivered by B. R. Leach, U. S. Department of Agriculture, before the annual meeting of the Green Section, January 5, 1924 Leach, B. R. 1924. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. April 16. 4(4): p. 97-101.
      • Professional
      		 49246
      Injury to turf from the sod webworm USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 3(11): p. 299.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 122402
      Bee hills in turf USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. October. 3(10): p. 274-275.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 122386
      The Japanese beetle; its life-history and control in golf greens Leach, B. R.; Johnson, J. P. 1923. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. October 22. 3(10): p. 262-268.
      • Professional
      		 48674
      Controlling the Japanese beatle USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. September. 3(9): p. 249.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 122414
      A control for Japanese beetle larvae in golf greens Leach, B. R.; Thomson, J. W. 1923. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. June 21. 3(6): p. 173-174.
      • Professional
      		 48639
      Controlling the Japanese beetle Smith, W. W.; Hadley, C. H. 1923. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. March 21. 3(3): p. 71-72.
      • Professional
      		 48603
      Fumigation of Potting Soil with Carbon Bisulfide for the Control of the Japanese Beetle (Popillia japonica, Newm.)
      		 Fleming, Walter E. 1923. New Brunswick: New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. 45 pp.
      • Booklet
      		 58412
      A leafhopper infestation at the Bannockburn Golf Club Wade, J. S. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. November 16. 2(11): p. 311-314.
      • Professional
      		 57930
      Digger wasps USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. October 16. 2(10): p. 297.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 124217
      Digger wasps USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. October 16. 2(10): p. 297.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 124222
      Manure heaps in relation to house flies Piper, C. V. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. August 15. 2(8): p. 247-248.
      • Professional
      		 48198
      Checking ravages of "seventeen-year locusts" on golf courses USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 2(7): p. 220-221.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 124242
      Bee hills on turf USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June. 2(6): p. 198-199.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 136765
      Grubs in the vicinity of Philadelphia Leaming, E. B. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. February 16. 2(2): p. 34-35.
      • Professional
      		 47923
      [June-beetle control with sand topdressings] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. December. 1(12): p. 263.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 141182
      [In need of a grasshopper catcher] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. August. 1(8): p. 166.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 141146
      The changa or West Indian mole cricket as a pest on golf courses Walton, W. R. 1921. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. June 20. 1(6): p. 104-106.
      • Professional
      		 47585
      The Chinch Bug: Experiments with Insecticides

      Access Restrictions      		 Webster, Francis Marion. 1899. Wooster, Ohio: Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. [23] pp.
      • Booklet
      		 212105
      [Worm casts on the green] Anonymous. 1890. Golf [London]. December 5. 1(12): p. 187.
      • Popular
      • Letter
      		 296155
      Research & Development Programme Within Integrated Pest Management Aamlid, Trygve S.; Kvalbein, Agnar; Hesselsøe, Karin Juul; Jensen, Anne Mette Dahl; Edman, Peter; Espevig, Tatsiana; Strandberg, Maria. [2016]. [Stockholm, Sweden]: Scandinavian Turfgrass and Environment Research Foundation. [15] pp.
      • Booklet
      		 295591
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