. Preiselbeeren;: die nationalen cranberry Magazin. Preiselbeeren. ens und einen Wert von re-reading. Er lobte die Arbeit von Dr. Stevens, und während es wurden Anpassungen und Änderungen, war der Gedanke fundementally der Ruhm. Er selbst hatte über die Studien in 194,3 genommen und hatte es weitere Änderungen. "Solche Themen immer unterliegt Änderungen, da wir mehr und mehr lernen", sagte er. Er zitiert ausführlich aus einem Bericht von Stevens in CRANBER - RIES, Januar 1949. "Ich habe nicht vor - dazu neigen, zu sagen, wir haben die ganze Geschichte und daß sie nicht im- erwiesen, aber wir haben bereits

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. ens and was worth re-reading to- day. He highly praised the work of Dr. Stevens, and while there were modifications and changes, the thought was fundementally the fame. He, himself had taken over the studies in 194.3 and there had been further modifications. "Any such subject is always subject to modifications, as we learn more, " he said. He quoted at length from a report by Stevens in CRANBER- RIES, January 1949. "I do not pre- tend to say we have the whole story and that it cannot be im- proved, but we have already an instrument which can be made good use of. You should take this matter seriously." He said some growers felt it was too much trouble to use the insect net, some more trouble to use the magnifying glass for fruit- worm egg count As the result of this carelessness a lot of money, a tremendously larg-e amount, had been needlessly and foolishly spent in using insecticides improperly and needlessly he declared. Earlier Keeping Forecast He said that as more than half of the evidence toward the keeping quality of the crop was "then in, " he decided it was a "good gamble" to make a forecast by or before the first of April." "If indication? are dead against keeping quality lor that fall you are wise in gamb- ling to let the water go and not to hold it late. This is gambling, but good gambling." Dr. H. F. Bergman speaking on "Latest Information on FVuit Rots, " said that a great majority of the bogs needed fungicides, al- though application was not always advisable. Over a period of years studies have shown that two are most useful. Formate and Bord- eaux. Not more than two applica- tions are necessary, quite in con- trast to New Jersey, where with the different conditions, more are desirable. Both are good, he con- tinued, but there is an advantage in Fermate in that insecticides may be mixed with it, or rather Fermate mixed with insect

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