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1. A method of eradicating Johnson grass
Author(s):
Cates, J. S. (Junius Sidney) , 1877- , Spillman, W. J. (William Jasper) , 1863-1931
Subject(s):
Johnson grass Control , cultural control , tillage , mechanical weed control , weeds
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1907
2. Additional evidence about wild-weed-crop complexes of common bean in different parts of Colombia.
Author(s):
Toro C, O. , Ocampo, C.H.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , beans , cultivars , wild relatives , weeds , hybridization , hybrids , genetic variation , landraces , genetic markers , biomarkers , seeds , chemical constituents of plants , phaseolin , isozymes , plant morphology , Colombia
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2004
3. American medicinal plants of commercial importance
Author(s):
Sievers, A. F. (Arthur Frederick), b. 1885. , USDA
Subject(s):
medicinal plants , ethnobotany , wild flowers , wild plants , weeds , traditional medicine , Botany, Medical. , Medicinal plants -- United States -- Classification.
Series:
Miscellaneous publication
Year:
1930
4. American medicinal plants of commercial importance
Author(s):
Sievers, A. F. (Arthur Frederick) , b. 1885
Subject(s):
Botany, Medical , Medicinal plants United States Classification , medicinal plants , ethnobotany , wild flowers , wild plants , weeds , traditional medicine
Series:
Miscellaneous publication
Year:
1930
5. Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) yield reduction based on weed intensity competition.
Author(s):
Escalante-Estrada, J.A. , Rodriguez-Gonzalez, M.T.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus vulgaris , green beans , crop production , crop yield , dryland farming , highlands , Chenopodium , Amaranthus hybridus , weeds , crop-weed competition , Mexico
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2007
6. Biochemical evidence supporting the existence of a weedy form in tepary bean (Phaseolus acutifolius A. Gray).
Author(s):
Ocampo, C.H. , Toro C, O.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus acutifolius , weeds , cultivars , domestication , wild relatives , hybrids , genetic variation , genetic markers , biomarkers , aconitate hydratase , allozymes , globulins , seeds , chemical constituents of plants , Arizona
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
2004
7. Birds as weed destroyers.
Author(s):
Judd, S.D.
Subject(s):
wild birds , feeding behavior , seed predation , weeds
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1898
8. Control of volunteer Adzuki bean and mungbean in pedigree plots of soybean.
Author(s):
Park, S.J. , Buzzell, R.I. , Hamill, A.S.
Subject(s):
weeds , weed science , plants
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1996
9. Controlling Canada thistles
Author(s):
Cox, H. R. (Herbert Randolph) , 1882-
Subject(s):
Cirsium arvense Control , weeds , weed control , manual weed control , mechanical weed control , weed biology , noxious weeds , tillage , tillage implements
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1913
10. Dodder
Author(s):
Hansen, Albert A. (Albert August) , 1891-1940
Subject(s):
life cycle (organisms) , weeds , parasitic plants , host-parasite relationships , cultural control , seed treatment , spraying , horticultural oils , prescribed burning , Dodder
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1921
11. Effect of fire upon populations of wild beans.
Author(s):
Buhrow, R.
Subject(s):
weeds , weed science , plants
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1983
12. Experiment station work, LI: distance between corn hills, vetch hay and vetch silage for cows, the bursting of carnations, street trees, digestability of kale, spraying for weeds, hulled corn, market classes and grades of sheep, mixing fat into dough
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , crop production , street trees , arboriculture , plant cultural practices , spraying , weeds , standards and grades , hay , silage , cow feeding , digestibility , dough
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1909
13. Experiment station work, LII: treatment of muck soils, effect of machine milking on cows, manures for timothy hay, corn breeding, milk supply of cities, yellow berry in wheat, the crow, weed seeds in feeding stuffs, labor, wages and cost of board in Minnesota
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , wetland soils , animal manures , hay , plant breeding , genetic improvement , crop quality , weeds , feeds , cattle diseases , milking machines , animal welfare , milk , food supply , cities , birds of prey , poultry production , farm labor
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1909
14. Experiment station work, XL: insoluble phosphates, soluble oils for San Jose scale, forms and methods of applying lime, corn as food for man, sediment in irrigation water, storing preserves and canned goods, hardy Bermuda grass, incubation of chickens, Williamson method of corn culture, prevention of nodule disease in lambs, killing sassafras sprouts, some milk terms
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , mechanical weed control , weeds , phosphorus fertilizers , phosphates , horticultural oils , liming materials , liming , silt , sediments , fertilizers , pasture plants , grasses , traditional foods , food storage , poultry , incubation , incubators (equipment) , brooders , animal parasites and pests , cultural control , milk , terminology , forage
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1907
15. Experiment station work, XLI: wells and pure water, pickling olives and mock olives, phosphates and soil acidity, hay box or fireless cooker, pure seed v. poor seed, insect enemies of shade trees, disease-resistant clover, feeding whole grain, eradication of wild mustard, improvement of cattle, sterilization of soils for preventing plant diseases, ventilation of stables, hog cots, seedless tomatoes, preserving eggs, American camembert cheese
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , drinking water , phosphorus fertilizers , phosphates , soil pH , seed quality , fungal diseases of plants , anthracnose , disease resistance , weeds , soil sterilization , food processing , cooking equipment , cookers , shade trees , arboriculture , feeds , animal breeding , air quality , animal health , cattle housing , animal housing , eggs , food storage , food preservation , cheesemaking
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1907
16. Experiment station work, XLVIII: plant breeding on the farm, forage crops for pigs, sorghum for silage, market classes and grades of horses and mules, dry rot of corn, starch from sweet potatoes, profitable and unprofitable cows, profits from tomato growing, the keeping of apples, blackhead in turkeys, weed seeds in feeding stuffs, an improved hog cot
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , plant breeding , fungal diseases of plants , ear rot , starch products , potato starch , green manures , silage , weeds , weed control , forage crops , economic analysis , poultry diseases , honey and bee products , beeswax , swine housing , histomoniasis , food storage
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1908
17. Experiment station work, XXIII: losses in manure, apple pomace for cows, macaroni wheats, rations for laying hens, sterilizing greenhouse soils, early molting of hens, tomatoes under glass, evaporation from incubator eggs, protection of peach buds, the keeping quality of butter, dandelions in lawns, curing cheese in cold storage
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , cattle manure , nutrient management , animal manure management , feeds , apple pomace , egg production , laying hens , greenhouse soils , dairy products , weeds , cheesemaking , lawns and turf , animal manures
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1904
18. Grazing impact on grassland ecology.
Author(s):
Young, J.A.
Subject(s):
cattle , sheep , swine , grazing , forage , grasslands , forests , railroads , Halogeton glomeratus , natural resources , ecology , weeds , United States
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1987
19. Impact of weed density on lima bean yield, crop quality, and pod rot severity.
Author(s):
Sankula, S. , VanGessel, M.J. , Everts, K.L. , Kee, W.E.
Subject(s):
Phaseolus lunatus , weeds , plant density , crop yield , crop quality , Delaware
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1998
20. Meadow fescue: its culture and uses
Author(s):
Vinall, H. N. (Harry Nelson) , 1880-
Subject(s):
Meadow fescue , plant cultural practices , seedbeds , crop production , plant diseases and disorders , plant pests , weeds , varieties , cultivars
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1909