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1. Alfalfa-Stem Nematode Causing Severe Damage In Some Western Areas.
Author(s):
Thorne, Gerald
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
2. American Machinery is Influencing Agriculture Greatly in Other Lands.
Author(s):
Gray, R.B.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
3. Average Value Per Acre of Farm Real Estate in United States Was $48.52 in 1930.
Author(s):
Stauber, B.R.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
4. Bee-Culture Research Recently Inaugurated on the Pacific Coast.
Author(s):
Sechrist, E.L.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
5. Beef Cattle, If Vigorous, Can Be Wintered On Range In Northern Great Plains.
Author(s):
Baker, A.L.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
6. Beef Heifers Compare Favorably With Steers In Meat Experiments.
Author(s):
Hankins, O.G.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
7. Beef-Cattle Finishing by Supplementing Pasture Is Increasing In Texas.
Author(s):
Jones, John H.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
8. Beef-Cow Herd, When Properly Managed, Is Aid To Farm Income.
Author(s):
McComas, E.W.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
9. Beet Leaf Hoppers' Origin Important In Control and in Prediction of Attack.
Author(s):
Annand, P.N. , Davis, E.W.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
10. Berry Breeders Seek New Varieties Adapted to Specific Purposes.
Author(s):
Darrow, George M. , Waldo, George F.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
11. Big Trees, Relic Of An Ancient Flora, Now Found Only In Sierra Nevadas.
Author(s):
Evans, Oscar
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
12. Bird Refuges Can Be Made On Every Farm And Are Valuable.
Author(s):
McAtee, W.L.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
13. Butter Stored In I-Pound Prints Keeps As Well As If Stored In 64Pound Tubs.
Author(s):
White, William
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
14. Cabbage Variety Jersey Queen Adds Early Strain Resistant To Yellows.
Author(s):
Walker, J.C.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
15. Camps in the National Forests Attract Farm Folk Seeking Recreation.
Author(s):
Horton, F.V.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
16. Cattle-Dipping Vats Of Octagonal Shape Meet With Success In Nevada.
Author(s):
Butterfield, L.C.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
17. Cheese Production Is Still Largely Confined to a Few Areas In U. S.
Author(s):
Venske, W.J.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
18. Chemical Utilization of Farm By-products Has Large Prospects.
Author(s):
Browne, C.A.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
19. Chestnut Lands Planted to Pine Stands Become Valuable in Northeast.
Author(s):
Stickel, Paul W.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932
20. Chick Leg Weakness May Be Prevented by Special Attention to the Feed.
Author(s):
Titus, Harry W.
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1932