Flooding in cranberry to minimize insecticide and fungicide inputs

Article Abstract:

The merits of traditional late-water flooding practices for diminishing the need to apply synthetic pesticides in cranberry beds in Massachusetts were investigated under current cranberry production conditions. Results indicate that the late water or a month-long spring flood is a very promising method for suppressing two major cranberry pests: the cranberry fruit worm and cranberry fruit rot. Integration of this traditional practice into current cranberry production programs every third year could greatly reduce pesticide use.

Research, Cranberries, Fruit, Fruits (Food)

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Your School Oughta Be in Pictures

Article Abstract:

The problem of preparing a presentation of a school can be solved by using a 35mm camera. Some added flares such as fade out can even be incorporated. Of 400 slides taken in the Flossmoor project, only 100 were selected as adequate. The voices of interviewed students were matched with the slides.

Cameras (Photography), Secondary Schools, Presentations, Cameras, Case Study, Audio Visual

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"I do" dress dos

Article Abstract:

Advice on choosing a wedding dress is presented. The importance of being willing to listen to suggestions is highlighted.

Purchasing, Wedding costume

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