To the farmers of the South
By: W.W. Finley
Contributors: Southern Railway (U.S.); Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company; Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: Office of the President
Published: 1910
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Subjects: Cotton growing
Other titles: Southern Railway Company, Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
Notes: Caption title.

"Practical steps are being taken by the Southern Railway Company, the Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company, and the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company to co-operate with the officials of the United States Agricultural Department and the State Commissioners of Agriculture in advising farmers, in the terriroty along the lines of these railways which may eventually be reached by the Mexican botton boll weevil, as to the best methods of growing cotton in spite of the presence of that insect."--Page [1].
Table of contents: title: Fall preparation of the field; title: Spacing and cultivation; title: How to apply the fertilizer after the soil has been thoroughly pulverized; title: Depth of cultivation; title: Measures necessary under boll-weevil conditions; title: Practice to be followed as soon as the cotton plants begin to put on squares; title: How to make a crop of cotton regardless of the boll weevil.