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1. A few rows of home garden potatoes can put nutritious food on your table.
Author(s):
Turnquist, O.C.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
2. Adventures with native plants that passed their 'tests'.
Author(s):
Van Dersal, W.R.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1972
3. Agricultural development in Argentina.
Author(s):
Bicknell, F.W.
Subject(s):
agricultural industry , livestock and meat industry , crop production , agricultural outlook and situation , production economics , Argentina
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1904
4. Asparagus starts up slow but goes on and on; rhubarb also takes its own sweet time. Asparagus.
Author(s):
Garrison, S.A. , Ellison, J.H.
Subject(s):
plant damage , plant health , plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
5. Asparagus starts up slow but goes on and on; rhubarb also takes its own sweet time. Rhubarb.
Author(s):
Tompkins, D.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
6. Beans and peas are easy to grow and produce a wealth of food.
Author(s):
Meiners, J.P. Kraft, J.M.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
7. Can perfumery farming succeed in the United States?
Author(s):
Steele, E.S.
Subject(s):
perfumes , essential oil crops , crop production , plant cultural practices , extraction , agricultural outlook and situation
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1898
8. Cane and bush fruits are the berries; often it's grow them or go without.
Author(s):
Tomkins, J.P.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
9. Career training in horticulture for handicapped young folks.
Author(s):
Copus, E. Jr.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1972
10. Cheaper ways to grow tree fruits and nuts.
Author(s):
Jackson, L.K.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production , natural resources , energy use and consumption , energy resources , energy conservation
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1980
11. Container gardening offers something for everyone.
Author(s):
White, J.W. , Mastalerz, J.W.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1972
12. Cucurbit crops--cucumbers, gourds, melons, pumpkins, squash--have uniform needs.
Author(s):
Whitaker, T.W.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
13. Current gardening information: where you can find it.
Author(s):
Wearne, R.A. , White, G.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1972
14. Dried fower arrangements.
Author(s):
Smith, D.K.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1978
15. Energy-saving ideas for berry growers.
Author(s):
Hull, J. Jr.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production , natural resources , energy use and consumption , energy resources , energy conservation
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1980
16. Facts concerning ramie.
Author(s):
Dodge, C.R.
Subject(s):
Boehmeria nivea , history , crop production , plant fibers , processing technology , United States , China
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1894
17. Farm productivity, key to our level of living
Author(s):
Teigen, Lloyd D. , Eddleman, B.R.
Subject(s):
crop production , crop yield , farms , small farms , productivity , United States
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1981
18. For dazzling garden color--the flowering annuals.
Author(s):
Fosler, G.M.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1972
19. Garden clubs and everyone else pitch in to landscape a school.
Author(s):
Williams, D.B. , Clausing, J.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1972
20. Gardener's glossary.
Author(s):
Wearne, R.A. (comp.)
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977