UNITED STATES DEPiiRTIErTT OF AGRICULTURE 
 Buroau of Entor.iology aiid Plant Q,uarantine 
 \7asiiin£,ton, D. G* 
 
 BEPQ,-- 367 September 21, 1934- 
 
 .mmCES'TRATI^/E INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 SFIIPPING 3^^3011 FOR TEX/iS CITRUS FRUIT TO BEGIN SEPTEIIBER 26, 
 
 (Issued Under Regulation 7, Section A, Federal 0,uar- 
 antine No. G4> ^^ Revised Effective September 1, 1932) 
 
 (Approved September 21, 1934; effective Sopterober 2b, 1934) 
 
 The issuance of peraits for the shipment of citrus fruit of 
 the 1534 crop under the Federal Mexican fruit worn quarantine 
 (Notice of Quarantine 64) i^^rora the counties of "Jillacy, Cameron, 
 and Hidalgo, in Texas, is hereby authorized to begin en September 
 26, 1'334> ^^ ^^^ ^2 that quarantine is concerned* The host-free 
 period required b^' the Dspartrient of A^riculturG to be enforced by 
 the State of Texas under Regulation 7 v/ill for the year 1934 close 
 on September 25 • 
 
 The Department of Agriculture has evidence that such modifi- 
 cation is desirable from the standpoint of Ilexican fruit worm con- 
 trol and does not involve increase of risk of propagating that 
 insect. All cleanup and other reQ.uirements concerning the produc- 
 tion and distribution of Texas citrus fruit remain unchanged. 
 
 LEE A. STRONG, Chief, 
 Bvreau of Entomology and Plant Q,uaran1 
 
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 
 
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