Pamphlets on Forestry in Massachusetts, Volume 21910 |
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acres Agriculture amount annual appropriation arsenate of lead assistance Boston Bridgewater brown-tail moth brown-tail moth infestation burlap carried caterpillars cent charge Chas chief fire department cities and towns city or town Club co-operation colonies coming season Commonwealth cost creosoting Cut-over land disease district Division Superintendent egg clusters elm-leaf beetle equipment expenditure expense Extinguishers F. W. RANE feet fire balloons Fitchburg forest fires forest wardens Forester's forestry Foxborough Gloucester Grange gypsy and brown-tail gypsy moth infestation hose Hubbardston imburse insects interest John large number larvæ List of Forest manner Massachusetts ment methods Moth Superintendent necessary North Shore Norway spruce nozzle nursery parasites past season pine seedlings planting power sprayer present pruners railroad fires reforestation reimbursement Required Expendi residential section scout Southborough spraying station supervision supplies suppression telephone Total transplants tree warden ture Tyngsborough West Bridgewater White pine woodland
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