People's voice., 1900-01-11

q. The Feeding OF Farm Anina ais, 90.
%. Foods Nutritive Value and Cost, 32,
"a. Hog Cholera and Swine Plague, 16.
25. Peanuts: Culture and Uses,@
20. Sweet Potatoes: Culture and Uses, IA.
q. Flax for Seed and Fiber, 16.
2s. Weeds: And How to Kill Them, %.
20. SOuring of Milk, and 0tner Changes in
Milk Products, %.
30. Grape Diseases on the Pacific Coast, IS.
81. Alfalfa, or Lucern, "a.
%. silos and Silage, g.
80. Peach Growing for Market, "a.
81. Meats: Composition and Cooking, 20.
IS. Potato Culture, %.
B. Cotton Seed and its products, 16.
81. Kilfr Corn: characteristics, Culture,
and Uses, 12
3S Spraying for Fruit Diseases, 12.
80. Onion Culture, 81.
40. Farm Drainage, "a.
A. Fowls: care and Feeding, "a,
=. Facts About Milk. 29.
43. Sewage Disposal on the Farm, and Pro-
lection for Drinking Water, 20.
A. Commercial Fertilizers: Composition
and Use, "a,
49, Some Insects Injurious to Stored
grain, "a
49, Irrigation in Humid Climates, ,27.
A. Insects Affecting the Cetton Plsnt, %.
~. The Manuring OF Cotton, l6
40. Sheep Feeding. "a.
50. Sorghum as Forage Crop, 20.
81. Standard Varieties Of Chickens 4s.
81. The Sugar Beet. as
SO. How TO Grow Mushrooms, 20.
81. Some Common Birds In Their Relation
TO Agriculture, 40.
s.. The Dairy Herd: Its Formation and
Management. "a.
56. Experiment station Wcrk-I, 81.
81 Butter Making on the Farm, Is.
IS. The Soy Bean as Forage Crop, "a,
80. Bee Keeping e.
60. Methods Of Curing Tobacco, 10.
81. Asparagus Culture, 40.
g. Marketing Farm Produce, "a.
60. Care Of Milk on the Farm, 40.
"a. Ducks and Geese: Standard Breeds and
Management, ~.
65. Experiment Station Werk-II, 32.
&C Meadow and Pastures In the Middle
Eastern States, %.
81. Forestry Tor Farmers. 4S.
@. The Black Rot Of the Cabbage, %
o.. Experiment Station WOrk-III, 32,
TO- The Principal Insect Enemies Of the
Grape, %.
II. Some Essentials In Beef Production. %
r. Cattle Ranges Of the SOuthwest.32.
70. Experiment Station Work-IV, 81.
"a. Milkas Food, 80
IS. The Grain Smuis: How They are Caused
and How to Prevent Them, 20.
76 Tomato Growing, 30.
n. The Lining OF soils, l9.
rs. Experiment Station WOrk-V, %.
70, Experiment station WOrk-VI, d,
80. The Peach Twig borer: An Important
Enemy Of Stone Fruits, l6.
81. Corn Culture IN the south, "a.
81. The Culture OF Tobacco, "a.
81. Tobacco Soils. g.
4 Exueriment Station Work-VII, 32.
IS Fish as Food, 3O
Sc Thirty Poisonous Plants, 81.
81. Exoerin,ent Station WOrK-YIII. e.
s.. klkall Lands. %.
50 Cowpeas,,l6
60 The Manufacture Of Sorghum Syrup.
81. Potato Diseases and Their Treat
ment, IL.
%. Experiment Station Work-IX, %.
80. Sugar as Food, q.
"a. The Vegetable Garden, "a.
Q5. Good Roads for Farmers, A..
6. Raising sheep for Mutton, 4S
81. Experiment Station Work-X, 32.
93 Suggestions TO Southern Farmers, S.
90. Three Insect Enemies to shadeT Trees, 30.
100. Hog Raising in the South, 40.
l0t. Millets, %.
1O2. Southern Forage Plants, 4S.
l03. Experiment Station Work-XI, 80.
l04. Notes on Frost, "A,
l05. Experiment Station Work-XII, 30.
los. Breeds Of Dairy Cattle, 10.
l07, Experiment Station Work-XIII, ln
press.l
los. saltbushes. Qn press.)
100. Farmers Reading Courses. (In press }
110. Rice Culture In the United States. Un
press.)