Cane borer damage again estimated
Subtitle: Department of Agriculture places loss for 1926 at 16% of a normal crop or 38,352 tons of sugar
By: Lionel L. Janes, agricultural statistician ; T.E. Holloway, entomologist ; W.E. Haley, entomologist
Contributors: Holloway, T. E. (Thomas Edmunds), 1886-; Haley, W. E.; United States. Bureau of Agricultural Economics; United States. Bureau of Entomology
Publisher: United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Published: 1927
Place of publication: New Orleans, Louisiana
Language: eng
Subjects: Chilo suppressalis; Sugar; Losses; Sugar trade
Notes: Caption title.

"April 19, 1927."

"The Bureaus of Agricultural Economics and Entomology, of the United States Department of Agriculture, have again cooperated in estimating the loss caused by the sugar cane moth borer to the sugar crop in Louisiana."