XIV ILLUSTRATIONS 



PAOB 



35. The Peach Tree Borer and Its Work .... 194 



Masses of gum at base of tree infested with borers. 



The adult insects. 



Larvae on a trunk that has been injured. 



By courtesy of the New York {.Cornell) Experiment Station. 



36. A Parasitic Insect . . * 201 



This one destroys tree borers. 



By courtesy of the Indiana Experiment Station. 



37a. Results of Spraying 203 



The crop of one tree. The large pile is good fruit; the small pile 

 poor. 



By courtesy of the Ohio Experiment Station. 



376. Results of Not Spraying 204 



The crop of one tree. The piles of good and poor fruit are about 

 equal in this case. 



By courtesy of the Ohio Experiment Station. 



38. A Power Sprayer Used in the Orchard at Purdue 



University 205 



By courtesy of the Indiana Experiment Station. 



39. A Potato Sprayer for Bugs and Blights . . 210 



This kind is useful in large fields. 

 By courtesy of The Goulds Mfg. Co., Seneca Falls, N. Y. 



40. Marindas (62414) 42696 214 



A prize winning Percheron imported from France. 



By courtesy of McLaughlin Bros., Columbus, Ohio. 



41. Royal Prince, First Prize Three- Year-Old Clydesdale 



Stallion . . . • , • • • • • ^^^ 



International Live Stock Show, Chicago, December, 1908. 

 By courtesy of Alex. Galbraith & Son, Dekalb, III. 



42. Minno 3577, a Champion German Coach Stallion . .219 



By courtesy of J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 



43. Aiken Dillon, a Typical Roadster . . . 221 



Owned by G. R. Cooke, Trenton, N. J. 



44. Shetland Pony, General Shafter . . . . 224 



A prize winner at many State Fairs. 



By courtesy of Charles E. Bunn, Peoria, III. 



45. Imported Merry Hampton 228 



A typical Shorthorn. 



By courtesy of The Farmer's Voice, Chicago, III. 



