United States. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine

The red harvester ant -----

The golden nematode

Insect control in the country wheat elevator

DDT for the control of clothes moths and carpet beetles

Save food by killing garden insects!

Blister rust control manual for the Southern Appalachian region

Aircraft for spraying and dusting

Title 7--Agriculture, Chapter III--Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, Part 320--Mexican Border Regulations

New sprays for ticks on livestock

Save crops by controlling grasshoppers

Control black flies

Save farm grain by fumigation!

DDT spray formulations for control of the bark beetle vectors of the Dutch elm disease

Save cottonseed from insects!

The European earwig and its control

Control of th Southern corn rootworm on peanuts

The suckfly on tobacco

Phony disease of peaches

Save grain by controlling livestock pests!

The boxelder bug and its control

Control of the pea aphid in the east

Rules and regulations governing sanitary export certification

DDT residual spray for control of household pest control

The wheat stem sawfly and its control

Revised rules and regulations governing the movement of plants and plant products into and out of the District of Columbia

Notice of permit requirement for the entry of seeds of Lathyrus and Vicia

Chemical control of soil insects and related organisms attacking sugarcane

How to reduce losses from phony disease of peaches

Insects in relation to national defense

Records management; basic file manual

Memorandum of information on insecticides used for the control of lygus plant bugs affecting sugar beets grown for seed

Memorandum of information on the results of the control of lygus plant bugs on sugar beets grown for seed

List of publications and patents of the Division of Insecticide Investigations

List of publications and patents of Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, Agricultural Research Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Information relating to the cooperative survey of the golden nematode of potatoes

Rules and regulations of Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine

Imported cabbageworm [life history and control]

Chinch bug

Pink bollworm [development and control]

Control of the gladiolus thrips in the field and storage house

Cotton flea hopper [life history and injury and control]

The white pine blister rust disease

Rules and regulations of Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine ... Effective January 1, 1949

Sweetpotato weevil [life history and control]

Insect control in the victory garden

Rules and regulations of Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine ... Effective December 31, 1949

Japanese beetle

Rules and regulations of Bureau of entomology and plant quarantine... Effective December 31, 1938

Rules and regulations of Bureau of entomology and plant quarantine... effective December 31, 1939

The war on white pine blister rust in the Inland Empire

Protect home-cured meat from insects

Control of hog lice

Control of the alfalfa caterpillar

DDT for codling moth control

Barberry bushes spread stem rust

Chigger control

Control of lice and sheep ticks on sheep and goats

DDT and other insecticides and repellents developed for the armed forces

Crickets in the home

Horn fly control on beef cattle

Mosaic disease of peaches

Fly control on dairy cattle and in dairy barns

Controlling the Japanese beetle

DDT for the control of the Japanese beetle

Do's and don'ts in typing manuscripts

Factors of importance in pea aphid control

Directory of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, 1935

A dangerous neighbor for wheat, oats, barley, and rye

Protect your garden corn

Insecticides and equipment for controlling insects on fruits and vegetables

Directory of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, 1940

DDT for the control of body lice and crab lice

Stem rust and the common barberry

Summary of Chinch bug control campaign, 1934. [Prepared for Chinch bug conference at Hamilton, Ill., Sept. 5, 1934, by P.N. Annand.].

The Mountain pine beetle and the Black hills beetle

The South Dakota rust buster

History of the pink bollworm work in the United States. San Antonio, Texas. June 30, 1935

A survey of the use of sterile maggots in the treatment of suppurative infections in the United States and Canada

The fumigation of tobacco warehouses

Cooperative economic insect report

Cotton insect conditions for week ending ...

Service and regulatory announcements

Plant-quarantine import restrictions of the Republic of Turkey

Black stem rust quarantine (Quarantine No. 38)