6. 1969
Thursday, November 6, 1969
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Sth.
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amm 5 49<
WHITE MEAT
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POTATOES 5 35c
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8 £ TSc green cabbage
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SPECIAL VOL 1
! TREASURE ISLAND 99^
Garden Time
There are m.iny jobs that ean prunofi now in the Piedmont and
be ac.'omplished in November. Coastal Plains. I would wait until
This month is also a goo I time to severe frw/.es have passed in the
do some thinking an 1 planning to mountains. A new loldei is al.so
avoid the spiing rush, available on "Bunch Grapes.”
M u s ea d in p (“.Seuppernong”) Pull up and burn all ojd tomato,
grapes should he pruned this bean anJ other plants in the voge-
month. Pruning now will prevent table garden. This will help eon-
bio ding as the W'ounds will have trol certain insects and disca.si.s
a chance to heal before growth which may he carried over to give
st.arts in the spring. Pruning ij- you trouble in the spring. Plow
very important if you expect max- the garden and leave it rough
imum yields from \our vines. I! during llto winler. l-'rrezing and
should be done every year and thawing will break i:p the .soil
not just occasionally as is so pat tiel<-s and make it much easier
frequently the ease, especially (jn to pic'parc a good seed bed in the
neglected \ ines traiiK'l on an spring,
overhead arbor. .See yoiii’ county
Extension agent and ask him for Ik-fore you plow, have your soil
our bulletin "Muscadine Grapes," , ['‘i‘h‘<l and add phosphate and
or write me and I will have one
sent to .\ou.
Bunch grapes may also
Mice Enter
Fall Picture
lime as m-i-dt-d. i.’Jroadeast these
materials over the garden area
Snd turn under. Tliis is important
he because neither of thesi- nutients
moves readily in the soil. By turn,
in ■ iin ior, they are placed in tlie
■ root zone whi-i'e tlioy may bi-
; readily ,ihsorb<-fl by the growing
plants in the spring.
! Prune tho.se apple and peach
trees you have bL-cn negiei ting
RALEIGH During cooler fall, (ind give them a thorough dor-
ilays, homeowners may find they mant spraving. Kor this I like
have new boarders mice. j Jimi- sulphur, 12 gallons to IDO
"Mic-e are truly unwanted gallons of water. This spray gives
guests." points out William Gul-|a combined insecticide and fungi-
iey. extension pesticide informa-' cide and is still one of the best
tion specialist. North Carolina winter clean-up sprays. It is smol-
State UniversitL, "for los.ses duelly hui will do .l good jol) if tho-
lo mice in homes can be consider-■ r'ouglily ajjpUc 1. Oil spra\s may
■ible.’’ i h(> used according lo the manu-
- : faclurer's diivctions. Apple, onlv.
Small numbers of mice can a,,.is above .50
usu-alJy he n*m?ived by usin^ snap
traps, the specialist notes, rjulleyi ^
suggests placing traps along jr [)av<* ovor s(v<lpd your
walls between orjeets or by holes Italian rve-grass. keep
so the trigger is m the route of p pinwed rather dose. Do not
travel. | prune spiing flowering shrubs
One of the most attraelive baits ■ iitit fitlu'r shrubs may be
for tiaps is peanut butter; other Ptutteti, if net’ded. If l.ai'.i* shade
1 baits include bacon rind, meat,;
I cheese or soft candy.
I Traps should be checked, emp-
itied and reset once or twice a
day, the specialist adds.
Poisonous chemicals are help
ful in controlling lai'.;e numtior.s
of mice in outbuildings or a
granary. Warfarin bail is p<-rliaps
the least hazardous chemical.
CommereiaIly-prcpare<i strichninc
mouse grain is also effective, but
calls for careful disposal of the
dead mice since they could he a
potential hazard to pets, the spe
cialist wafos.
Since food and shelter are musts'
for mice setting up housekeL-ping.!
Gulley suggests you eliminate
food supplies and hiding places,
"Seal off or screen holes in
walls, foundations and floors," he
suggests, "and k(-ep food in mouse-^
j proof containers."
j Once a general housekeeping,
trapping and poisoning program
is in progress, control of mice is
fairly complete, Gulley observes.
irt-es need alientiou, it is best to
cmplo.v competent help lo io llie
' job for you.
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