The Disease and Pest Management ClipArt gallery offers 103 illustrations of agricultural diseases and pests as well as devices and techniques used to manage loses from disease and pests.
The Adams pan was a simple and effective locust extermination device. A flat pan was filled with coal…
"A blower, a contrivance for fumigating wheat and other grain, to bleach it and destroy fungi and insects."-Whitney,…
Image of an Argentine ant. This destructive insect is native to parts of South America, but was accidentally…
This trap for codlin grubs are two, three, or more thin pieces of board that are twelve to twenty inches…
It consists of a sheet-iron furnace, having the form of a half cylinder, tapered at the end's, in which…
An atomizer nozzle is a kind of nozzle for producing a fine spray of a liquid based on the Venturi effect.…
It is approximately 10 mm long, with a bright yellow body and bold brown stripes across the length of…
Peach tree borer larva. This image is about twice the actual size. Also called the peach crown borer.…
The pupae stage of a peach tree borer, a pest that is commonly found in rotting peaches and other stone…
The Canfield pan was a simple and effective locust extermination device. A flat pan was filled with…
Illustrated is the tuberculate form of cherimoya. This is one of the most common forms of cherimoya.…
Illustrated is the distribution of the chestnut blight from February 1, 1912.
Pictured is the canker disease of chestnut produced by the fungus Cryphonectria parasitica (formerly…
A simple and effective locust extermination device. A flat pan was filled with coal tar and dragged…
Apples are prone to infestation by the codlin moth during the month of May. The moth lays its eggs in…
The machine is supported upon two wheels, one in the rear of the other. The body is hopper shaped, with…
A portable barrel outfit, called a Deming kerosene emulsion knapsack used to spray insecticide
"Sulphurators are instruments for distributing flowers of sulphur, for the purpose of destroying mildew.…
Galls on leaf of rose. The location of a parasite is often marked by swellings of peculiar and fantastic…
Illustrated is a blight of grapes due to some constitutional disorder. The leaves die first at the edges.
The rear end of the machine is mounted upon two wheels. A trough, with a runner-like bow, containing…
The King Suction Machine was considered one of the most effective locust extermination machines of its…
Illustrated is injury to a leaf by a small sized, leaf eating caterpillar.
The larvae of leaf-miners eat out the tissue of the leaves of elm between the lateral veins. This leaves…
Illustrated is an injury to leaves by a large sized, leaf eating caterpillar.
Illustration of two small corn (maize) kernels being eaten by maggots. One maggot is still inside one…
The tarspot disease of maple is caused by rhytisma acerinum. The diseased spots appear as blotches of…
Pictured are mite galls on maple. The galls are malformations or swellings caused by the insect.
From the well known nocturnal habits of moths, and the certainty of their being destroyed by a light,…
A codling moth worm, which is commonly known as a pest in the agricultural world. They are the pests…