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202. Control of the citrus thrips in California and Arizona (id:ORC00000389)

Author:
J. R. (John Raymond) Horton 1882-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 674
Year:
1915
Subject:
Citrus thrips; Control; Citrus; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); citrus fruits; insect pests; seasonal development; spraying; insecticides; sulfur

203. Control of the codling moth in the Pacific Northwest (id:ORC00000354)

Author:
E. J. (Erval Jackson) Newcomer 1890-, M. A. Yothers, and W. D. (Warren Draper) Whitcomb 1895-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1326
Year:
1924
Subject:
Codling moth; Control; life cycle (organisms); plant pests; insect pests; cultural control; biological control; natural enemies; insect control; control methods; spraying; spraying equipment; orchards; pome fruits; tree fruits; arsenicals

204. Control of the green clover worm in alfalfa fields (id:ORC00000535)

Author:
C. C. (Charles Chase) Hill 1890-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 982
Year:
1918
Subject:
Clover-worm; Alfalfa; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); forage legumes; insect pests; control methods; cultural control; physical control; harvest date; alfalfa; cutting

205. Control of the melon aphis : attacks cucumbers, melons, other cucurbits, cotton, oranges, etc (id:ORC00000231)

Author:
F. H. (Frank Hurlbut) Chittenden 1858-1929
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 914
Year:
1918
Subject:
Aphis gossypii; Control; Cucumbers; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); insect pests; melons; control methods; spraying; insecticidal soaps; kerosene; biological control agents; natural enemies; Aphidoidea

206. Control of the onion thrips (id:ORC00000276)

Author:
F. H. (Frank Hurlbut) Chittenden 1858-1929
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1007
Year:
1919
Subject:
Onion thrips; Control; life cycle (organisms); insect pests; control methods; cultural control; spraying; sprayers; sulfates; insecticidal soaps

207. Control of the root, stalk, and ear rot diseases of corn (id:ORC00000317)

Author:
James R. (James Ransom) Holbert 1890- and G. N. (George Nissley) Hoffer 1887-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1176
Year:
1920
Subject:
Corn root rot; Control; Corn; Diseases and pests; plant diseases and disorders; plant rots; ear rot; root rot; stem rot; fungal diseases of plants; control methods; cultural control; seed treatment; seed storage

208. Controlling Canada thistles (id:ORC00000381)

Author:
H. R. (Herbert Randolph) Cox 1882-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 545
Year:
1913
Subject:
Cirsium arvense; Control; weeds; weed control; manual weed control; mechanical weed control; weed biology; noxious weeds; tillage; tillage implements

209. Controlling important fungous and insect enemies of the pear in the humid sections of the Pacific Northwest (id:ORC00000353)

Author:
D. F. Fisher and E. J. (Erval Jackson) Newcomer 1890-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1056
Year:
1919
Subject:
Pear; Diseases and pests; pome fruits; fungal diseases of plants; climatic factors; scab diseases; plant damage; disease and pest management; control methods; spraying; economic analysis; insect pests; mites; fungicides; copper sulfate; calcium carbonate; sulfur; insecticides; arsenicals; spraying equipment; dusting; Chrysomelidae; Eriophyidae; antifungal agents

210. Controlling small gullies by bluegrass sod (id:ORC00000587)

Author:
R. E. (Russel Edward) Uhland 1896-
Series:
Leaflet (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 82
Year:
1931
Subject:
Bluegrasses; Soil conservation; Arroyos; gully erosion; sod strips; erosion control; soil conservation; burlap

211. Controlling the boll weevil in cotton seed and at ginneries (id:ORC00000059)

Author:
W. D. (Walter David) Hunter 1875-1925
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 209
Year:
1904
Subject:
Boll weevil; Control; Cottonseed; Cotton; Diseases and pests; cotton ginning; cottonseed; seed treatment; insect pests; control methods; fumigation; fumigation equipment; pest management; pesticides; agricultural machinery and equipment

212. Controlling the clover-flower midge in the Pacific Northwest (id:33437)

Author:
Creel, C. W. (Cecil Willis) and Rockwood, L. P. (Lawrence Peke)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 942
Year:
1918
Subject:
Diptera; Control; Red clover; Diseases and pests; life history; insect control; pasture plants; cutting; harvesting

213. Controlling the garden web-worm in alfalfa fields (id:5420743)

Author:
Kelly, E. O. G. (Edward Owen Guerrant) and Wilson, T. S. (T. Scott)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 944
Year:
1918
Subject:
Loxostege; Control; Alfalfa; Diseases and pests

214. Cooling milk and cream on the farm (id:5420519)

Author:
Gamble, James A. (James Alexander)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture
Year:
1918
Subject:
Milk; Cooling

215. Cooperative bull associations (id:5421129)

Author:
Winkjer, Joel G., United States, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 993
Year:
1918
Subject:
Livestock; Societies, etc.; Bulls

217. Cooperative live stock shipping associations (id:5420728)

Author:
Doty, S. W. (Stephen Wirt) and Hall, L. D. (Louis Dixon)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 718
Year:
1916
Subject:
Livestock; Transportation

218. Cooperative marketing (id:5420583)

Author:
Jesness, O. B. (Oscar Bernard)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1144
Year:
1920
Subject:
Cooperative marketing of farm produce; Agriculture, Cooperative

220. Corn earworm as an enemy of vetch (id:ORC00000297)

Author:
Philip Luginbill 1884- and A. H. (Adolph Harvey) Beyer 1882-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1206
Year:
1921
Subject:
Heliothis zea; Control; Vetch; Diseases and pests; life cycle (organisms); Helicoverpa zea; Vicia; natural enemies; Winthemia; parasitoids; biological control agents; control methods; biological control

221. Corn growing under droughty conditions (id:ORC00000198)

Author:
C. P. (Charles Pinckney) Hartley 1870- and L. L. (Leslie Lewis) Zook 1880-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 773
Year:
1916
Subject:
Corn; Drought tolerance; dry environmental conditions; environmental factors; drought; drought tolerance; plant cultural practices; varieties; irrigation; irrigated soils; grazing; arid lands; dryland farming; irrigated farming; tillage

222. Cornstalk disease and rabies in cattle (id:5421273)

Author:
Moore, Veranus Alva, De Schweinitz, E. A. (Emil Alexander), and Salmon, D. E. (Daniel Elmer)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Bulletin (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; 10
Year:
1896
Subject:
Rabies in animals; Bovine pneumonic pasteurellosis; Cattle; Diseases

223. Correspondence defining "filled cheese." (id:5420957)

Author:
Salmon, D. E., United States, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 16
Year:
1896
Subject:
Cheese; Production standards

224. Cost of using horses on corn-belt farms (id:ORC00000545)

Author:
M. R. (Martin Reese) Cooper b. 1887 and J. O. (John Oscar) Williams 1885-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 1298
Year:
1922
Subject:
Horses; horses; working animals; draft animals; tractors; mechanization; agricultural finance; production costs; agribusiness and business economics

225. Cotton diseases and their control (id:ORC00000292)

Author:
W. W. (William Williams) Gilbert 1880-1940
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1187
Year:
1921
Subject:
Cotton; Diseases and pests; plant diseases and disorders; bacterial diseases of plants; fungal diseases of plants; vascular wilt; root-knot nematodes; wilting; anthracnose; blight; disease resistance; varieties; cultural control; crop rotation; seed treatment; edaphic factors; soil properties; tillage; Fusarium wilt; seedling diseases

226. Cotton improvement under weevil conditions (id:ORC00000129)

Author:
O. F. (Orator Fuller) Cook 1867-1949
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 501
Year:
1912
Subject:
Boll weevil; Cotton; disease and pest management; plant pests; cultural control; plant breeding; genetic resources; varieties; pest resistance; planting date; pest control

228. Cotton seed and its products (id:ORC00000166)

Author:
United States and Office of Experiment Stations.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 36
Year:
1896
Subject:
Cottonseed; Cottonseed oil; cottonseed; cottonseed hulls; cottonseed meal; cottonseed oil; cottonseed protein; cottonseed products; plant byproducts; feeds; ash; organic wastes; byproducts

229. Cotton wilt (id:ORC00000117)

Author:
W. A. (William Allen) Orton 1877-1930
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 333
Year:
1908
Subject:
Fusarium wilt of cotton; Cotton verticillium wilt; Cotton; Diseases and pests; cotton

230. Cotton wilt and root-knot (id:ORC00000288)

Author:
W. W. (William Williams) Gilbert 1880-1940
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 625
Year:
1914
Subject:
Root-knot; Fusarium wilt of cotton; Cotton; Diseases and pests; plant parasitic nematodes; fungal diseases of plants; crop rotation; plant breeding; cotton ginning; cultivars

231. Cottonseed meal for feeding beef cattle (id:5420744)

Author:
Ward, W. F. (William Francis)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 655
Year:
1915
Subject:
Cottonseed meal as feed; Beef cattle; Feeding and feeds

232. Country hides and skins (id:5420602)

Author:
Whalin, C. V. (Charles Vivion)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1055
Year:
1919
Subject:
Hides and skins

233. Cover crops for soil conservation (id:ORC00000515)

Author:
Walter V. Kell 1889- and Roland McKee 1880-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 1758
Year:
1936
Subject:
Cover crops; Soil conservation; cover crops; conservation practices; green manures; legumes; rye; oats; wheat; barley; Trifolium incarnatum; Trifolium lappaceum; Pisum sativum; Pueraria montana var. lobata; Lolium

234. Cow-testing associations (id:5420784)

Author:
Rabild, Helmer, United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
Other US
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 179
Year:
1911
Subject:
Cow testing; Societies, etc.

236. Cowpeas (id:5421262)

Author:
Smith, Jared G. (Jared Gage)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 89
Year:
1899
Subject:
Cowpea

237. Cowpeas : (Vigna catjang) (id:5420977)

Author:
Smith, Jared G. (Jared Gage)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Division of Agrostology) ; no. 5
Year:
1897
Subject:
Cowpea

238. Cowpeas : (Vigna catjang) (id:5420979)

Author:
Smith, Jared G. (Jared Gage), United States, and Division of Agrostology
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Division of Agrostology) ; no. 5 (rev.)
Year:
1898
Subject:
Cowpea

239. Cowpeas : culture and varieties (id:ORC00000324)

Author:
W. J. (William Joseph) Morse b. 1884
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1148
Year:
1920
Subject:
Cowpea; legumes; forage legumes; green manures; plant cultural practices; varieties; cultivars; dry beans; cowpeas

240. Cowpeas : utilization (id:5420587)

Author:
Morse, W. J. (William Joseph)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1153
Year:
1920
Subject:
Cowpea

242. Cranberry diseases and their control (id:ORC00000357)

Author:
C. L. (Cornelius Lott) Shear 1865-1956
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1081
Year:
1920
Subject:
Cranberries; Diseases and pests; small fruits; fungal diseases of plants; rust diseases; plant viruses; plant rots; postharvest diseases; postharvest treatment; spraying; sprayers; copper sulfate; soaps

243. Crimson clover (id:5421008)

Author:
Williams, Thomas A. (Thomas Albert), United States, Division of Agrostology, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Division of Agrostology) ; no. 17
Year:
1899
Subject:
Crimson clover

244. Crimson clover : growing the crop (id:ORC00000379)

Author:
J. M. (John Minton) Westgate 1878-1937
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 550
Year:
1913
Subject:
Crimson clover; green manures; pasture plants; forage legumes; site preparation; fertilizer application; plant cultural practices; sowing; intercropping; crop rotation

245. Crimson clover : seed production (id:ORC00000253)

Author:
J. M. (John Minton) Westgate 1878-1937
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 646
Year:
1915
Subject:
Crimson clover; Seeds; Processing; green manures; pasture plants; forage legumes; seed productivity; manual harvesting; mechanical harvesting; seed collecting; harvesters; hulling; postharvest treatment; postharvest technology

246. Crimson clover : utilization (id:ORC00000191)

Author:
J. M. (John Minton) Westgate 1878-1937
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 579
Year:
1914
Subject:
Crimson clover; green manures; cover crops; pasture plants; forage legumes; hay; feeds; silage

248. Crop rotation and tillage experiments at the San Antonio (Texas) Field Station (id:ORC00000572)

Author:
George T. (George Thomas) Ratliffe 1886- and Irvin Milburn Atkins 1904-
Series:
Circular / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 193
Year:
1931
Subject:
Cropping systems; Grain; Field experiments; climatic factors; field experimentation; crop rotation; plant cultural practices; crop yield; root rot

249. Crop systems for Arkansas (id:ORC00000533)

Author:
McNair A. D.
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 1000
Year:
1918
Subject:
Agriculture; cropping systems; crop yield; crop rotation; crop management; plant cultural practices; cover crops; green manures; intercropping; legumes; soil management; soil conservation; erosion control; tillage

250. Crop-plant stimulation with paper mulch (id:CAT86200071)

Author:
Flint, Lewis Herrick
Source:
USDA
Series:
Technical bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 75
Year:
1928
Subject:
Mulching

251. Cropping systems for New England dairy farms (id:5420686)

Author:
Dodge, Lawrence G. (Lawrence Green)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 337
Year:
1908
Subject:
Crop rotation; Dairy farms

252. Crops against the wind on the southern Great Plains (id:ORC00000521)

Author:
Glenn K. (Glenn Kenton) Rule 1893-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 1833
Year:
1939
Subject:
Soil conservation; grasslands; prairies; plowing; agricultural history; soil degradation; dust storms; meteorology and climatology; water management; soil water; soil ridges; conservation tillage; contour farming; terraces; agricultural runoff; strip cropping; crop management; grazing management; dunes; land restoration; case studies

254. Crotalaria, a new legume for the South (id:CAT87212532)

Author:
McKee, Roland and Enlow, C. R. (Charles Ranger)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 137
Year:
1931
Subject:
Sunn hemp; legumes; plant physiology; feed quality; forage quality; poisonous plants; green manures; ornamental value; crop-weed competition; chemical composition; seed storage; sowing; crop production; harvesting; forage crops; crop yield; seed crop production; insect pests; plant pathogens; plant diseases and disorders; descriptions; Crotalaria juncea; Crotalaria incana; Crotalaria pallida; Crotalaria spectabilis

255. Cucumbers (id:ORC00000161)

Author:
L. C. (Lee Cleveland) Corbett 1867-1940
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 254
Year:
1906
Subject:
Cucumbers; cucumbers; plant cultural practices; agricultural structures and facilities; pickling; greenhouses; disease and pest management

256. Culling for eggs and market (id:5420512)

Author:
Slocum, Rob R. (Rob Roy)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture
Year:
1920
Subject:
Chickens; Standards

257. Cultivated grasses of secondary importance (id:ORC00000492)

Author:
Charles V. (Charles Vancouver) Piper 1867-1926
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 1433
Year:
1925
Subject:
Grasses; Varieties; grasses; plant cultural practices; varieties; history; geographical distribution; turf grasses; forage grasses; forage crops; pasture plants

258. Cultivation of neglected tropical fruits with promise (id:365)

Author:
United States, Agricultural Research Service., and Science and Education Administration.
Source:
USDA
Series:
ARS-S ; no. 155, 156, 157, 171
Year:
1976
Subject:
Tropical fruit; tropical and subtropical fruits

260. Culture and pests of field peas (id:ORC00000532)

Author:
Roland McKee 1880- and H. A. (Harry August) Schoth b. 1891
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 1803
Year:
1938
Subject:
Peas; Diseases and pests; peas; Pisum sativum; plant cultural practices; green manures; forage legumes; crop rotation; plant diseases and disorders; insect pests; Pisum sativum subsp. sativum var. arvense

261. Culture of the Logan blackberry and related varieties (id:ORC00000536)

Author:
George M. (George McMillan) Darrow 1889-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 998
Year:
1918
Subject:
Loganberry; small fruits; brambles; plant cultural practices; intercropping; varieties; pruning; training (plants); harvesting; postharvest treatment; boysenberries

264. Currants and gooseberries (id:ORC00000386)

Author:
George M. (George McMillan) Darrow 1889-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1024
Year:
1919
Subject:
Currants; Gooseberries; small fruits; plant cultural practices; fungal diseases of plants; plant propagation; pruning; insect pests; harvesting; postharvest treatment; varieties; recipes

265. Cutworms and their control in corn and other cereal crops (id:ORC00000287)

Author:
William Randolph Walton 1873-1952 and John J. (John June) Davis 1885-1965
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 739
Year:
1916
Subject:
Cutworms; Control; Grain; Diseases and pests; insect pests; cutworms; cultural control; tillage; natural enemies; baits; poisoning of animal pests; swine; Peridroma saucia

266. Dairy barn construction (id:5420577)

Author:
Parks, K. E. (Karl Eaton)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1342
Year:
1923
Subject:
Dairy barns

267. Dairy cattle judging (id:5420492)

Author:
Nystrom, Amer Benjamin
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture
Year:
1937
Subject:
Dairy cattle; Judging

268. Dairy farming for beginners (id:5420655)

Author:
Shepherd, J. B. (Joseph Benjamin)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1610
Year:
1929
Subject:
Dairy farming

271. Dairy schools (id:5421089)

Author:
Pearson, Raymond A. (Raymond Allen)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Bulletin (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 17
Year:
1896
Subject:
Dairy schools

272. Dairying in California (id:5421304)

Author:
Wickson, Edward J. (Edward James) and Salmon, D. E. (Daniel Elmer)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Bulletin (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 14
Year:
1896
Subject:
Dairying

273. Dairying in the South (id:5421228)

Author:
Tracy, S. M. (Samuel Mills)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 151
Year:
1902
Subject:
Dairy farming

274. Danger of infection with tuberculosis by different kinds of exposure (id:5420858)

Author:
Schroeder, Ernest Charles, Cotton, W. E. (William Edwin), United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 83
Year:
1905
Subject:
Tuberculosis; Transmission

276. Deer farming in the United States (id:48016)

Author:
Lantz, David E. (David Ernest)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 330
Year:
1908
Subject:
Deer farming; deer; livestock production

277. Dehorning, castrating, branding, and marking beef cattle (id:5420516)

Author:
Black, W. H. (William Henry) and Parr, V. V. (Virgil Verser)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture
Year:
1929
Subject:
Dehorning; Castration; Cattle; Marking

279. Designs for dairy buildings (id:5420908)

Author:
Webster, Edwin Harrison, United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 131
Year:
1908
Subject:
Farm buildings; Dairying; Dairy buildings

280. Determining the age of cattle by the teeth (id:5421122)

Author:
Pope, George W. (George Whitfield)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture
Year:
1922
Subject:
Cattle; Age determination

281. Determining the age of farm animals by their teeth (id:5420508)

Author:
Pope, George W. (George Whitfield)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture
Year:
1934
Subject:
Domestic animals; Age determination; Dentition

282. Development and significance of the great soil groups of the United States (id:ORC00000562)

Author:
Charles E. (Charles Edwin) Kellogg 1902-
Series:
Miscellaneous publication / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 229
Year:
1936
Subject:
Soils; Soil formation; soil; soil chemistry; soil classification; soil formation; soil mineralogy; soil parent materials; soil types; soil properties; soil weathering; agricultural history

283. Dewberry culture (id:ORC00000339)

Author:
George M. (George McMillan) Darrow 1889-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 728
Year:
1916
Subject:
Rubus; Berries; plant cultural practices; brambles; plant propagation; varieties; postharvest systems; blackberries

284. Digestion experiments with poultry (id:5421073)

Author:
Brown, E. W. (Ernest William) and Schweinitz, E. A. (Emil Alexander)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Bulletin (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 56
Year:
1904
Subject:
Poultry; Feed utilization efficiency; Experiments

285. Direcciones para el uso de la vacuna contra la morrin̋a negra (id:5420971)

Author:
Nörgaard, Victor A. (Victor Andreas), Mohler, John R. (John Robbins), United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 23 (3rd rev.)
Year:
1908
Subject:
Blackleg in cattle; Blackleg in sheep; Vaccines; Administration

286. Direct transmission of infectious entero-hepatitis in turkeys (id:5421111)

Author:
Moore, Veranus Alva, United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 5
Year:
1896
Subject:
Turkeys; Diseases and pests; Entero-hepatitis

287. Directions for constructing a vat and dipping cattle to destroy ticks (id:5420788)

Author:
Graybill, Harry W., Ellenberger, William Penn, United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 183
Year:
1911
Subject:
Ticks; Control; Cattle dip; Arsenic compounds

288. Directions for constructing vats and dipping cattle to destroy ticks (id:5420813)

Author:
Graybill, Harry Webster, Ellenberger, William Penn, United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 207
Year:
1912
Subject:
Cattle; Parasites; Control; Ticks; Dipping fluids; Cattle dip

290. Directions for the home pasteurization of milk (id:5420802)

Author:
Rogers, L. A. (Lore Alford), United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 197
Year:
1912
Subject:
Milk; Sterilization; Pastuerization

291. Directions for the home pasteurization of milk (id:5420933)

Author:
Rogers, L. A. (Lore Alford), United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 152
Year:
1909
Subject:
Milk; Sterilization; Pastuerization

292. Directions for the pasteurization of milk (id:5421107)

Author:
Salmon, D. E., United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 1
Year:
1897
Subject:
Milk; Pasteurization

293. Directions for the pasteurization of milk (id:5421106)

Author:
United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 1
Year:
1897
Subject:
Milk; Pasteurization

294. Directions for the use of blackleg vaccine (id:5420970)

Author:
Nörgaard, Victor A. (Victor Andreas) and Mohler, John R. (John Robbins)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; 23 (3rd rev.)
Year:
1907
Subject:
Blackleg in cattle; Blackleg in sheep

295. Directions for the use of blackleg vaccine ... (id:5420969)

Author:
Nörgaard, Victor A. (Victor Andreas) and Mohler, John R. (John Robbins)
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; 23 (2nd rev.)
Year:
1900
Subject:
Blackleg in cattle; Blackleg in sheep

296. Directions for use of blackleg vaccine (id:5420962)

Author:
Salmon, D. E., United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 21
Year:
1897
Subject:
Blackleg in cattle; Blackleg in sheep; Vaccines; Administration

297. Directions for use of blackleg vaccine : (Fourth Revision) (id:5420972)

Author:
United States, Bureau of Animal Industry, and Department of Agriculture
Source:
USDA
Series:
Circular (United States. Bureau of Animal Industry) ; no. 23
Year:
1915
Subject:
Blackleg in cattle; Blackleg in sheep; Vaccines; Administration

298. Diseases and parasites of poultry (id:5420847)

Author:
Buckley, John S. (John Sutherland), Bunyea, Hubert, United States, and Bureau of Animal Industry
Source:
USDA
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1652
Year:
1931
Subject:
Poultry; Parasites; Diseases and pests

299. Diseases of Southern pecans (id:ORC00000335)

Author:
S. M. (Stockton Mosby) McMurran 1887-1920 and J. B. (Juan Brewer) Demaree 1885-
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1129
Year:
1920
Subject:
Pecan; Diseases and pests; nutrient deficiencies; zinc; nuts; nut trees; plant diseases and disorders; fungal diseases of plants; bacterial diseases of plants; plant rots; leaf spotting; scab diseases; dieback; cold injury; environmental factors

300. Diseases of apples in storage (id:ORC00000328)

Author:
Charles Brooks 1872-, J. S. (Jacquelin Smith) Cooley 1883-, and D. F. Fisher
Series:
Farmers' bulletin (United States. Dept. of Agriculture) ; no. 1160
Year:
1920
Subject:
Apples; Storage; Diseases and injuries; food storage; storage conditions; plant rots; fungal diseases of plants; scald diseases; cold injury; frost injury; bitter pit; anthracnose