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Edition: Online-Ausg. Chester, Vt NewsBank, inc 2006 U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1980

Series Statement: United States congressional serial set serial set no. 5208

Note: Appendix, p. 453 , Birds that eat scale insects, by W.L. McAtee, p. 189 , Cage-bird traffic of the United States, by Henry Oldys, p. 165 , Cloud-bursts, so-called, by Edward L. Wells, p. 325 , Corn-breeding works at the experiment stations, by J.I. Schulte, p. 279 , Distribution of tuberculin and mallein by the Bureau of Animal Industry, by M. Dorset, p. 347 , Foreign restrictions on American meat, by Frank R. Rutter, p. 247 , Freight costs and market values, by Frank Andrews, p. 371 , Index, p. 695 , Introduction of elementary agriculture into schools, by A.C. True, p. 151 , Lime-sulphur washes for the San Jose scale, by A.L. Quaintance, p. 429 , List of illustrations, p. 7 , Methods of reducing the cost of producing beet sugar, by C.O. Townsend, p. 265 , National forests and the lumber supply, by Thomas H. Sherrard, p. 447 , New citrus and pineapple productions of the Department of Agriculture, by Herbert J. Webber, p. 329 , New problems of the weather, by Willis L. Moore, W.J. Humphreys, and O.L. Fassig, p. 121 , New tobacco varieties, by A.D. Shamel, p. 387 , Nuts and their uses as food, by M.E. Jaffa, p. 295 , Object-lesson roads, by Logan Waller Page, p. 137 , Opportunities for dairying: I. General, by Wm. Hart Dexter, p. 405 , Opportunities for dairying: II. New England, by George M. Whitaker, p. 408 , Opportunities for dairying: III. The north central states, by B.D. White, p. 412 , Opportunities for dairying: IV. The South, by B.H. Rawl, p. 417 , Opportunities for dairying: V. The Pacific coast, by E.A. McDonald, p. 422 , Promising new fruits, by William A. Taylor, p. 355 , Range management, by J.S. Cotton, p. 225 , Some recent studies of the Mexican cotton boll weevil, by W.D. Hunter, p. 313 , Table of contents, p. 5 , The effect of climatic conditions on the composition of durum wheat, by J.A. Le Clerc, p. 199 , The game warden of today, by R.W. Williams, Jr., p. 213 , The preparation of unfermented apple juice, by H.C. Gore, p. 239 , The present status of the nitrogen problem, by A.F. Woods, p. 125 , The use of soil surveys, by J.A. Bonsteel, p. 181 , © 2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved

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Edition: Online-Ausg. Chester, Vt NewsBank, inc 2007 U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1980

Series Statement: United States congressional serial set serial set no. 7392

Note: A graphic summary of seasonal work on farm crops, by O.E. Baker et. al., p. 537 , A wasted sugar supply, by E.F. Phillips, p. 395 , Appendix, p. 591 , Breeding horses for the United States Army, by H.H. Reese, p. 341 , Brief review of the work of the bureaus and offices of the Department, 1917, p. 63 , Butterfat and income, by J.C. McDowell, p. 357 , Cereal diseases and the national food supply, by Harry B. Humphrey, p. 481 , Cheese making brings prosperity to farmers of southern mountains by C.F. Doane and A.J. Reed, p .147 , Conservation of fertilizer materials from minor sources, by C.C. Fletcher, p. 283 , Cooperative campaigns for the control of ground squirrels, prairie dogs, and jack rabbits, by W.B. Bell, p. 225 , Cooperative marketing -- Where? When? How?, by C.E. Bassett and O.B. Jesness, p. 385 , Danger of introducing fruit flies in the United States, by E.A. Back, p. 185 , Federal aid to highways, by J.E. Pennybacker and L.E. Boykin, p. 127 , Fertilizers from industrial wastes, by Wm. H. Ross, p. 253 , Growth of the beef cattle industry in the south, by F.W. Farley, p. 327 , Hides and skins: Production, foreign trade, supply, and consumption, by George K. Holmes, p. 425 , How the dairy cow brought prosperity in the wake of the boll weevil, by L.A. Higgins, p. 303 , Index, p. 801 , List of illustrations, p. 7 , Phosphate rock our greatest fertilizer asset, by Wm. H. Waggaman, p. 177 , Pig clubs and swine industry, by J.D. McVean, p. 371 , Present status of the peanut industry, by H.C. Thompson, p. 113 , Production of drug plant crops in the United States, by W.W. Stockberger, p. 169 , Rest rooms for women in marketing centers, by Anne M. Evans, p. 217 , Sheep and intensive farming, by F.R. Marshall, p. 311 , Sugar supply of the United States, by Frank Andrews, p. 447 , Table of contents, p. 3 , Teamwork between the farmer and his agent, by C.E. Bassett, p. 321 , The design of public roads, by Charles H. Moorefield, p. 265 , The great plains waterfowl breeding grounds and their protection, by Harry C. Oberholser, p. 197 , The house rat: The most destructive animal in the world, by David E. Lantz, p. 235 , The peanut, a great American food, by H.S. Bailey and J.A. LeClerc, p. 289 , The seed supply of the nation, by R.A. Oakley, p. 497 , The service of cold storage in the conservation of foodstuffs, by I.C. Franklin, p. 363 , The sources of nitrogenous fertilizers, by Frederick W. Brown, p. 139 , The soybean industry in the United States, by W.J. Morse, p. 101 , The weed problem in American agriculture, by H.R. Cates, p. 205 , The world's supply of wheat, by O.C. Stine, p. 461 , Value of records to the farmer, by J.S. Ball, p. 153 , Wool: Production, foreign trade, supply, and consumption, by George K. Holmes, p. 401 , © 2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved

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Edition: Online-Ausg. Chester, Vt NewsBank, inc 2006 U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1980

Series Statement: United States congressional serial set serial set no. 5481

Note: Appendix, p. 491 , By-products of the sugar beet and their uses, by C.O. Townsend, p. 443 , Causes of southern rural conditions and the small farm as an important remedy, by S.A. Knapp, p. 311 , Cost and methods of transporting meat animals, by Frank Andrews, p. 227 , Index, p. 785 , Information about spraying for orchard insects, by A.L. Quaintance, p. 267 , Instruments for making weather observations on the farm, by Dewey A. Seeley, p. 433 , Intensive methods and systematic rotation of crops in tobacco culture, by E.H. Mathewson, p. 403 , List of illustrations, 7 , Mouse plagues, their control and prevention, by Stanley E. Piper, p. 301 , Plant food removed from growing plants by rain or dew, by J.A. Le Clerc and J.F. Breazeale, p. 389 , Promising new fruits, by William A. Taylor, p. 473 , Recent work of the Bureau of Animal Industry concerning the cause and prevention of hog cholera, by M. Dorset, p. 321 , Soil mulches for checking evaporation, by Samuel Fortier, p. 465 , Some facts about tuberculous cattle, by E.C. Schroeder, p. 217 , Some things that the grower of cereal and forage crops should know about insects, by F.M. Webster, p. 367 , Suitable paper for permanent records, by F.P. Veitch, p. 261 , Table of contents, p. 5 , The development of farm crops resistant to disease, by W.A. Orton, p. 453 , The economic value of predaceous birds and mammals, by A.K. Fisher, p. 187 , The manufacture of flavoring extracts, by E.M. Chace, p. 333 , The relations between birds and insects, by F.E.L. Beal, p. 343 , The search for new leguminous forage crops, by C.V. Piper, p. 245 , The so-called change of climate in the semiarid west, by Richard H. Sullivan, p. 289 , The wastes of the farm, by A.F. Woods, p. 195 , Types of farming in the United States, by W.J. Spillman, p. 351 , Use of poisons for destroying noxious mammals, by David E. Lantz, p. 421 , © 2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved

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