The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-12
FARMERS BULLETINS.

No. Is, LeguminOus Plants for Green
Manuring and for feeding, PIP. "a; 10,
Important Insecticides Directions for
Their Preparation and Use, pp. 20;
Il .Barnyard Manure, pp. 80; ~. Feed
ing Farm Animals, pp. 30; %, Foods,
Nutritive Value aud Cost, PIP. 80; "a,
hog Cholera aud Swine Plague, PIP. Is;
25, Peanuts, culture and Uses, PIP. "a;
26. Sweet Potatoes, Culture and Uses,
DID. 80; ~, Flax for Seed and Fiber, pp
is; %, Weeds. and How to Kill Them,
PIP. 80; 20, Soaring OF Milk, and Other
Changes in Milk Products, up. ID; 80,
Grape Diseases on the Pacific Coast,
%. Is; 81, Alfalfa. or Lucern, pp. %;
30, Silos and Sllage, PIP. 81; 80, Peach
Growing for Market, pp. "a; 81. Meats,
Composition and Cooking, PIP. 20; IS,
Potato Culture. PIP. %; 36, Cotton Seed
and Its Products, PIP. Is; 81, Kafr
Corn. CHARACTERISTICS, Culture, and
Uses, PIP. IL; 80, Spraying for Fruif
Diseases, PIP. Il; 80, Onion Culture, PIP
81; 40, Farm Drainage, PIP. "a; Al,
Fowls, Care and Feeding, pp "a; Al,
Facts About Milk, PIP. %; 43, Sewage
Disposal on the Farm, PIP. ~; A Com.
mercial Fertilizers, pp. "a; As, Some
Insects Injurious to Stored Grain, PIP.
80; As, Irrigation in Humid Climates,
Do. p; AZ, Insects Affecting the Cot
ton Plant, pp 80; 4S, The Manuring of
Cotton, PIP. 16; 40, Sheep Feeding, PIP.
"a; 80, Sorghum as Forage Crop, pp
"a; 81, Standard Varieties of Chickens,
pp. 4s; 50, The Sugar Beet, PIP. 4s; So,
How to Grow Mushrooms, PIP. 20; "a,
Some Common Birds in Their Relation
to Agriculture, PIP. 40; 55, The Dairy
Herd, Its Formation and MANAGEMENT,
pp. "a; Sc, Experiment Station Work
Il. Do. 80; 81, Butter Making on the
Farm, PIP. Is; 50, The Soy Bean as
Forage Crop. PIP. "a; So, Bee Keeping,
pp. 80; 60. Methods of Curing Tobacco
pp. Is; 81. Asparagus ulture, PIP. 40;
81, Marketing Farm Produce, PIP. 2S;
63, Care of Milk on the Farm, pp. 40;
"a. Ducks and Geese, PIP 4S; IS. Exper
iment Station Work-II. pp 80; Sc,
Meadows and Pastures, pp "a; 81. FIR
estry for Farm. re-, PIP 4S; 6S. rha Black
Rot of the Cabbage, pp. %; SO Exper,
ment Station WOrk-In. pp 81: 20
The Principal Insect Enemi-s I b.
Grape, PIP. "a; II, Some Essentials o.
B-rf Production, pp "a: Y. Ca'tl-
Ranges OF the Southwest, 90. 80; 70
Experiment Station WOrk-IV. pp 80:
"a, Milk rs Food. pp 80: IS, The Grain
SHUTS. pp- 20; 76, Tomato Growing,
%. 80; u, The Lining of Soils, do 10:
70, Experiment Station Work-v. Or.
80; 70, Experiment Station WOrk-VI
pp. %; 80, The Peach. Twig- boer-ap
Important Enemy of Stone FruIta, Do
Is; 81. Germ Culture in the South, On.
"a; 81, The Culture of Tobacco. Do. % !:
SO, Tobacco Soils, pp. 23; "a Experi-
ment Station WOrk-VII ID. 80; IS
Fish "a Food, PIP. 80; S6. Thirty Pois-
onous Plants, pD. 80; ~, Experiment
Station W0rk-VIII. PIP 81; SO, Alkali
Lands, PIP. 81; 80, Cowpeas, PIP. Is; 80,
The Manufacture of Sorghum Syrup,
DID. 80; 81, Potato Diseases and Their
Treatment, PIP. Il; 90, Experiment Sta
ton WOfk-IX. PIP. 80; %, Sugar "a
Food, PIP. q; "a. The Vegetable Gar
den, PIP. a, So, Good Roads for Farm
ers, PIP. Al; 96, Raising Sheep for Nut
ton, PIP. 4S; 81. Experiment Station
Work-X. PIP 80; 50, Suggestions to
Southern Farmers, PIP. 4s; 80, Common
Insects on Shade Trees, DID. 30; 100
hog Raising in the South, PIP. 40; 1O1
Millets, PIP. Is; 102. Southern Forage
Plants, PIP. 49,, JOS, Experiment Sta
ton Work-XI. PIP. 81; 104, Noes on
Frost, PIP. "a