Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

80 NH
Farm.
462. The Utilization of IOgged-off
Land for Pasture in Western Oregon
and Western Washington.
463. The Sanitary Privy.
464. The Eradication of Quack-
grass.
1876. Winter Emmer.
Al. Grape Propagation, Pruning,
and Training.
40. Systems uf Farming in Cen
trail New Jersey.
413. tuberculosis.
414. Use of Paint OH the Farm.
49,. Ice Houses.
4TG. The Dying of Pine in the
Southern States: Cause, Extent, and
Remedy.
~. Sorghum-Sirup Manufacture.
AIS. How TO Prevent Typhoid Fever.
4S2. Practical Methods Of Disinfect-
ing Stables.
4S1. Concrete Construction of the
Livestock Farm.
49,. The Pear and How to Grow 1t.
1893. The Thornless Prickly Pear.
1875. Sweet Glover.
4s6. Experiment Station Work
LNVIII.
4s7. Cheese and IT'S Economical
Uses in the Diet.
4SS. Diseases of Cabbage and Re
lated Crops and Their Control.
IS9. Two Dangerous Imported Plant
Diseases.
400. Bacteria in Milk.
1871. The Profitable Management of
the Small Apple Orchard on the Gen
eral Farm.
492. The More Important Insect and
FungOus Enemies of the Fruit and
Foliage of the Apple.
400. The English Sparrow as a Pest.
494. Lawns and Lawn Soils.
1915. Alfalfa Seed Production.
496. Raising Belgian Hares and
Other Rabbits.
f97. Some Common Game. Aquatic,
and Rapacious Birds in Relation to
Man.
49S. Methods of DISCRIMINATING the
TeXas-fever Tick.
501.-Cotton improvement Unde I
Weevil Conditions.
500. Timothy Production on Irri,
gated Land in the Northwestern States,
500. Comb Honey.
505. Benefits of Improved Roads.
JOG. Food of Some Well-known
Birds of Forest. Farm, and Garden.
5O7. The SHUTS of Wheat, Oats
Barley, and Corn.
sos. Market Hay.
500. Forage Crops for the Cotton
Region.
III. Farm Bookkeeping.
80. The Boil Weevil Problem.
SO. VetcheS.
$40. The Production of Maple SiruI
and Sugar.
51S. Winter Barley.
80. An Example of Intensive Farm
ing in the Cotton Belt.
521. Canning Tomatoes at Home
and in Club Work.
523. Tobacco Curing.
524. Tile Drainage on the Farm.
525. Raising Guinea Pigs.
526. Mutton and Its Value in the
Diet.
52S. Hints to Poultry Raisers.
500. Vetch Growing In the South At
lantic States.
$50. Important Poultry Diseases
531. Larkspur, or "Poison-W Weed.
533. Good Seed Potatoes and How
to Produce Them.
534. Durum Wheat.
$50. Sugar and Its Value as Food
$50. Stock Poisoning Due to Scare
ity of Food.
537. How to Grow an Acre of Corn
53S. Sites, Soils, and Varieties fol
Citrus Groves in the Gulf States.
$50. Propagation Of Citrus Trees il
the Gulf States.
$40. The Stable Fly.
541. Farm Buttermaking.
542. Culture, Fertilization, and
Frost Protection Of Citrus Groves in
the Gulf States.
543. Common White Grubs.
544. ~PotatO-tuber Diseases.
J45. Controlling Canada Thistles.
$40. How to Manage a Corn CroI
in Kentucky and West Virginia.
54I. The Yellow Fever Mosquito.
54S. Storing and Marketing Sweet
Potatoes.
$50. Crimson Clover: Growing the
Crop.
551. Kafr as a Grain Crop.
553. Pop Corn for the Home.
554. Pop Corn for the Market.
500. Cotton Anthracnose and How
to Control 1t.
J57. The Potato Tuber Moth.
so. Use Of Corn, Kafir, and Cow,
peas in the Home.
561. Bean Growing in Eastern
Washington and Oregon and Northern
Idaho.
562. The Organization Of Boys and
Girls Poultry Clubs.
564. The Gypsy Moth and the
BrOwn-tail Moth, with Suggestions for
Their Control.
565. Corn Meal as a Food and Ways
of Using 1t.
$685.. Boys Pig Clubs.
567. Sugar-beet Growing Under IT.
rigation.
56S. Sugar Beet Growing Under
Humid Conditions.
800. Texas or Tick Fever.
571. Tobacco Culture.
5I2. A System of Farm Cost Ac-
counting.
5T3. The Angora Goat.
ga. Poultry House Construction.
SO. Breeds Of Sheep for the Farm.
81. Growing Egyptian Cotton in
the Salt River Valley, Arizona.
57S. The Handling and Feeding of
Silage.
SO. Crimson Clover.