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1. A simple way to increase crop yields: methods followed by farmers of the coastal plain section of the central Atlantic states in building up soil ferfility

Author:
Miller, H. A. (Harry Alanson) , 1874-
Subject:
Cropping systems Middle Atlantic States , cropping systems , soil management , soil fertility , fertilizers , animal manures , cover crops , green manures , legumes , crop residues , crop residue management , plant cultural practices , case studies , crop rotation
Physical description:
24 p. : ill., 1 map ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
Miller, H. A. (Harry Alanson) , 1874-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

2. Basket willow culture

Author:
Lamb, George N. (George Newton) , b. 1887
Subject:
Osiers , site preparation , plant cuttings , harvesting , harvesting equipment , postharvest technology , plant cultural practices , spatial distribution , tillage , mulches , fertilizers , markets , furniture , value-added products , peeling
Physical description:
34 p. : ill., 1 map ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
Lamb, George N. (George Newton) , b. 1887
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

3. Commercial fertilizers: composition and use

Author:
Voorhees, Edward B. (Edward Burnett) , 1856-1911
Subject:
Fertilizers , fertilizers , mineral fertilizers , organic fertilizers , fertilizer rates , nitrogen fertilizers , phosphoric acid , potassium fertilizers , phosphorus fertilizers , soil management
Physical description:
24 p. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
Voorhees, Edward B. (Edward Burnett) , 1856-1911
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

4. Comparative value of whole cotton seed and cotton-seed meal in fertilizing cotton

Author:
Boykin, E. B. (Erastus Brooks)
Subject:
Cotton Fertilizers , Cottonseed , Cottonseed meal , organic fertilizers , cottonseed , cottonseed meal , fertilizer analysis , fertilizers
Physical description:
14 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
Boykin, E. B. (Erastus Brooks)
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

5. Experiment station work, II: common crops for forage, stock melons, starch in potatoes, crimson clover, geese for profit, cross pollination, a germ fertilizer, lime as a fertilizer, are ashes economical?, mixing fertilizers

Author:
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject:
Agriculture United States , agricultural research , forage crops , fertilizers
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

6. Experiment station work, IV: pure water, thinning fruit, loss of soil fertility, use of low-grade apples, availability of fertilizers, cooking vegetables, seed selection, condimental feeding stuffs, Jerusalem artichokes, steer and heifer beef, Kafir corn, swells in canned vegetables

Subject:
agricultural education , extension education , water , soil fertility , fertilizers , selection methods , Jerusalem artichokes , Helianthus tuberosus , corn , Zea mays , thinning (plants) , apples , Malus domestica , vegetables , condiments , beef , canned vegetables
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. --
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

7. Experiment station work, LVI: compiled from the publications of the agricultural experiment stations : incompatibles in fertilizer mixtures, destruction of ellworms in soil, pruning, principles of dry farming, bean anthracnose or pod spot, methods of seeding oats, animal feeds for farm stock, rolling v. harrowing winter wheat, feeding the pig, jelly and jelly making

Subject:
fertilizers , compound fertilizers , dryland farming , fungal diseases of plants , animal feeding , feeds , harrowing , tillage , rolling , crop yield , sowing , drilling , seed broadcasters , fruit trees , pruning , orchards
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. --
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

8. Experiment station work, LVI: incompatibles in fertilizer mixtures, destrucyion of ellworms in soil, pruning, principles of dry farming, bean anthracnose or pod spot, methods of seeding oats, animal feeds for farm stock, rolling v. harrowing winter wheat, feeding the pig, jelly and jelly making

Author:
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject:
Agriculture United States , fertilizers , compound fertilizers , dryland farming , fungal diseases of plants , animal feeding , feeds , harrowing , tillage , rolling , crop yield , sowing , drilling , seed broadcasters , fruit trees , pruning , orchards
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

9. Experiment station work, LVIII: fertilizers for pineapples, the forced molting of fowls, wart disease of the potato, portable panel fence, the typhoid or house fly, pasteurization in butter making, rice and its by-products as feeding stuffs, milling and baking tests with durum wheat

Author:
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject:
Agriculture United States , fertilizers , crop yield , fungal diseases of plants , insect vectors , feeds , induced molting , egg production , fences , agricultural structures and facilities , butter , milling , food processing , wheat flour , baking quality , molting
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

10. Experiment station work, LXIV: low-grade fertilizers, the scuppernong, Japanese cane for forage, early spring lambs, fighting the boll weevil, production of sanitary milk, hastening maturity of cotton with fertilizers, lacto: a frozen dairy product, a reinforced brick silo

Author:
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject:
Agriculture United States , fertilizers , forage , plant cultural practices , viticulture , winemaking , milk , food contamination , frozen dairy products , lactic acid bacteria , probiotics , food processing , silos , building construction , pest control
Physical description:
24 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin