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1. A corn-belt farming system which saves harvest labor by hogging down crops

Description:
Caption title.
Author:
Drake, J. A. (J. Allen) 1875-
Subject:
animal husbandry , livestock , Harvesting , Middle West , cropping systems , crop rotation , livestock production , grazing management , farm income
Collection:
Organic Roots Collection

2. Factors that make for success in farming in the South

Author:
Goodrich, C. L. (Charles Landon) , 1859-
Subject:
Agriculture Southern States , farm management , farm records , farm planning , farming systems , good agricultural practices , farm budgets , farm labor , profitability , farm income , case studies , dairy farming , cover crops , green manures , crop rotation
Physical description:
31 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
Goodrich, C. L. (Charles Landon) , 1859-
Collection:
Organic Roots Collection
Series:
Farmers' bulletin

3. Successful farming on eighty-acre farms in central Indiana

Author:
Hawthorne, H. W. (Harvey W.) b. 1875- , Robertson, Lynn (Lynn Shelby) 1890-
Subject:
Farm management , Indiana , farm income , profits and margins , cropping systems , crop rotation , crop yield , livestock , livestock production , agricultural machinery and equipment , fields , farm labor , farm inputs , family farms , profitability , farm management
Collection:
Organic Roots Collection

4. The farmer looks ahead: four yardsticks for measuring future farm production

Author:
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
Subject:
Agricultural productivity United States , Agriculture Economic aspects , farm management , farm records , farm planning , farm budgets , profitability , farm income , agricultural economics , production economics
Physical description:
16 p. : ill., map ; 23 cm.
Additional Author(s):
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
Collection:
Organic Roots Collection
Series:
Farmers' bulletin