4-H Entomology Record & Report (4H1393)

April 17, 2015

''This bulletin includes sections for collection and field notes, special entomology projects, special beekeeping projects, entomological studies, entomology experiments, and records of beekeeping purchases and sales. (6 pages, 1986)

4-H Entomology Record & Report (4H1393)

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