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1. 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

2. 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

3. Experiment station work, XLIV: distributing manure and fertilizers, cooking cereal foods, silage making, winter killing of peach buds, horse-feeding tests, color of apples, supplements to corn for hogs, ringing herbaceous plants, tankage for hogs following cattle, potato scab, gas injury to trees, hoppers for poultry feeding, the tuna or prickly pear

Author:
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject:
Agriculture United States , animal manures , manure spreaders , winter hardiness , buds , fertilizers , color , fruit quality , plant cultural practices , horticultural crops , scab diseases , gas emissions , tree damage , cooking , breakfast cereals , grain products , silage , animal feeding , horses , molasses , swine feeding , poultry feeding , Malus domestica , apples , alfalfa , swine
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

4. Experiment station work, XLVII: low-grade v. high-grade fertilizers, nut growing in Maryland, "hogging-off" corn, improvement of sandy soils, mineral matter in feeding stuffs, dry farming, preparation of miscible oils, seed selection, an automatic cheese press, evergreens, uses and culture, cane sugar and beet sugar

Author:
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject:
Agriculture United States , fertilizers , soil amendments , green manures , dryland farming , seeds , seed quality , windbreaks , shelterbelts , conifers , animal feeding , grazing , animal nutrition , dietary mineral supplements , nut trees , horticultural oils , cheesemaking , canning
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

5. Experiment station work, XXVIII: home mixing fertilizers, grain rations, sweet corn in the South, horse feeding, Kherson oats, classification of swine, cowpea hay, silage for dairy cows, weight of feeds

Author:
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject:
Agriculture United States , fertilizers , feeds , animal feeding , hay , silage , forage , cowpeas
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

6. Experiment station work, XXXV: use of commercial fertilizers, asparagus rust and its control, weight of lime per bushel, alfalfa meal as a feeding stuff, spreading lime, singed cacti as forage, soil sterilization, cattle feeding in the South, weights per bushel of seeds, milk fever, disease resistant crops, nail wounds in horses' feet, corn billbugs and root-louse, use of a cheap canning outfit

Author:
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject:
Agriculture United States , fertilizers , liming , soil sterilization , planting seed , weight , metrology , disease resistance , pest resistance , cantaloupes , rust diseases , asparagus spears , alfalfa meal , animal feeding , cacti and succulents , forage , prescribed burning , cattle feeding , milk fever , medical and veterinary equipment , medical treatment , hooves , wound treatment , canning , home food preservation , Curculionidae , Aphidoidea , Aphis maidiradicis
Physical description:
32 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin