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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(s):
Miller, H. A. (Harry Alanson) , 1874-
Subject(s):
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
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1918
2. Basket willow culture
Author(s):
Lamb, George N. (George Newton) , b. 1887
Subject(s):
Osiers , site preparation , plant cuttings , harvesting , harvesting equipment , postharvest technology , plant cultural practices , spatial distribution , tillage , mulches , fertilizers , markets , furniture , value-added products , peeling
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1914
3. Commercial fertilizers: composition and use
Author(s):
Voorhees, Edward B. (Edward Burnett) , 1856-1911
Subject(s):
Fertilizers , fertilizers , mineral fertilizers , organic fertilizers , fertilizer rates , nitrogen fertilizers , phosphoric acid , potassium fertilizers , phosphorus fertilizers , soil management
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1896
4. Comparative value of whole cotton seed and cotton-seed meal in fertilizing cotton
Author(s):
Boykin, E. B. (Erastus Brooks)
Subject(s):
Cotton Fertilizers , Cottonseed , Cottonseed meal , organic fertilizers , cottonseed , cottonseed meal , fertilizer analysis , fertilizers
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1907
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(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , agricultural research , forage crops , fertilizers
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1898
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(s):
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
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1898
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(s):
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
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1910
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(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
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
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1910
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(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
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
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1910
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(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
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
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1911
11. Experiment station work, LXV: cost of available nitrogen, storage for root crops, management of marsh soils, danger in feeding root crops, weeder harrow for dry farms, sanitary care of swine, v-shaped cotton-stalk cutter, individuality of the cow, hatching and rearing turkeys
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , fertilizers , nitrogen , marshes , wetland soils , harrows , agricultural machinery and equipment , harvesting equipment , root vegetables , storage technology , bladder calculi , urinary tract diseases , breeding stock , animal health , swine housing , milk production , economic analysis , hatching , brood rearing , animal husbandry
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1911
12. Experiment station work, VI: fraud in fertilizers, American clover seed, sugar-beet industry, mushrooms as food, seeding grass land, pigs in stubble fields, grafting apple trees, ensiling potatoes, forest fires, anthrax
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , fraud , fertilizers , sugar beet , Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris , sown pastures , grasslands , grafting (plants) , apples , Malus domestica , forest fires , Trifolium pratense , mushrooms , Basidiomycota , swine , stubble , silage making , potatoes , Solanum tuberosum , anthrax , United States
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1898
13. Experiment station work, VII: home-mixed fertilizers, forcing asparagus in the field, field selection of seed, potatoes as food for man, corn stover as a feeding stuff, feeding value of sugar beets, salt-marsh hay, forage crops for pigs, ground grain for chicks, skim milk for young chickens, by-products of the dairy, strip per butter, curd test in cheese making, gape disease of chickens
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , fertilizers , asparagus spears , Asparagus officinalis , selection methods , potatoes , Solanum tuberosum , corn stover , nutritive value , sugar beet , Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris , salt marsh plants , hay , forage crops , swine feeding , grains , poultry feeding , skim milk , byproducts , dairy farming , butter , cheesemaking , milk curds , poultry diseases
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1898
14. Experiment station work, XII: seaweed, cereal breakfast foods, the tilling of grains, food value of stone fruits, fertilizers for garden crops, when to cut alfafa, sweet corn and pole beans under glass, spontaneous combustion of hay, preservation of milk by pressure, girdling grapevines, cream raised by dilution
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , algae and seaweeds , macroalgae , organic fertilizers , edible seaweed , seaweed products , tillering , grasses , grain crops , grain yield , sodium nitrate , fertilizers , ammonium sulfate , blood meal , greenhouse production , viticulture , breakfast cereals , nutrient content , food composition , harvest date , combustion , hay , milk production , food processing
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1899
15. 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
16. 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(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
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
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1908
17. Experiment station work, XLVI: fish fertilizer, anesthetics in forcing plants, reclamation of salt marshes, fattening cattle for market, bermuda hay cotton-seed meal and corn silage for cows, protein content of forage crops, quality in wheat, carbonated milk, potato spraying, preservation of fence posts
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , fish products , fertilizers , salt marshes , land restoration , hay , forage crops , protein content , crop quality , spraying , anesthetics , dormancy , plant growth substances , cattle feeding , cottonseed meal , corn silage , dairy cows , carbonated beverages , milk , fences , wood preservation , soybeans
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1908
18. 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(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
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
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1908
19. Experiment station work, XX: muck or peat, fertilizers for strawberries, culture of potatoes, plum culture, the farmer's vegetable garden, onion culture, shrinkage of farm products, digestibility of milk, muskmelons, shelter for dairy cows, soils for strawberries, feed mills and wind mills
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , soil amendments , fertilizers , gardening , postharvest physiology , postharvest treatment , milk , dairy cows , animal housing , plant cultural practices , windmills , feed processing , wind power
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1902
20. Experiment station work, XXIX: injury by smoke and gases, tomato growing, fertilizer mixtures, influence of feed on milk, flint varieties of corn, protecting cows from flies, buying and judging seed corn, experiments with turkeys, tobacco seed, mineral matter for chickens, cowpea seed, brooder heat, treating seed oats for smut, American camembert cheese, potato culture, swelling in canned peas
Author(s):
United States Office of Experiment Stations.
Subject(s):
Agriculture United States , air pollution , gas emissions , particulate emissions , plant damage , fertilizers , varieties , seeds , smut diseases , seed treatment , feeds , dairy products , cheesemaking
Series:
Farmers' bulletin
Year:
1905