Genetic
Erosion
Recovery
Initiative (GERI):
Protecting heirloom garden seeds.
Genetic
Erosion
Recovery
Initiative (GERI):
Protecting heirloom garden seeds.
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| N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | A through I This page. I through Z Next page. Click here for the newest article published on line. These two pages are the combined indices of the USDA yearbooks from 1894 to 1899 with the indices of a couple of other texts thrown in for good measure. I have access to these books and would appreciate your feed back by e-mail if you have any suggestions as to which articles you would like to see on line next. I will be putting some of the articles on my site from time to time and you could have an influence upon which articles appear next. Let me know. Before you use the link to the request an article, you need to get an article in mind or highlight and copy the title or entire line of print before you go to the form because if you come back to this page with any info on the form, it will be deleted. Highlight then copy the name of an article you would like to see online then click here to suggest the article. The listings in this index will become hot links as the articles are included online. Information Request Form. Pub | Publication name/ | Page#/| Pub # | Article name | pub |year # ____|______________________________________________________|__name__|________ 1- USDA Yearbook.(4 digit year=year of yearbook pub.). .......... 1895 1 2- Tree crops: permanent agriculture, J. Russell Smith ............. 1950 2 3- USDA Yearbook. ................................................1894 3 4- USDA Yearbook. ................................................1896 4 5- USDA Yearbook. ................................................1897 5 6- Small Fruit Culture, James Sheldon Shoemaker .....................1934 6 7- USDA Yearbook .................................................1898 7 8- USDA Yearbook .................................................1899 8 9- USDA Farmer's Bulliten #1, 1890-1894 Fabu1 1890 9 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acorns as human food; bread and butter trees. ...................187 2 Agricultural Experiment Stations, the work of ................ FaBu2 1890 9 Agricultural Experiment Stations, what and why ............... FaBu1 1889 9 Agricultural Production and prices ............................. 577 1897 Agricultural education in the US ............................... 157 1899 Agricultural experiment stations, dir's, & principal work. 558 1895 Agricultural experiment stations, location, principle work. .....604 1896 Agricultural libraries, development of ..........................491 1899 Agricultural progress, chemistry's relation to ..................201 1899 Agricultural science, a pioneer. ................................493 1895 Agriculture in the US, progress in ..............................307 1899 Agrostology, progress in ........................................347 1899 Alaska, agricultural experiments in .............................515 1898 Alaska, costal region agricultural outlook. .....................553 1897 Algaroba, hawaiian, the keawe; a stock food tree. ................36 2 Alkali lands; origin, value, and reclamation of. ................103 1895 Animal diseases, development of ..................................93 1899 Animal feed stuffs. .............................................558 1894 Animal feed. ....................................................560 1895 Animal industry administration ..................................441 1899 Asparagus beetles. ..............................................341 1896 Barnyard manure ............................................. FaBu21 1894 9 Beet sugar manufacture residues, utilization in cattle feeding ..213 1898 Beetles, ambrosia. ..............................................421 1896 Birds as weed destroyers ........................................221 1898 Birds that injur grain.......................................... 345 1897 Birds, 4 common of the farm. ....................................405 1895 Birds, useful and harmful. ......................................670 1897 Blue jay and its food. ..........................................197 1896 Blueberry culture ...............................................354 6 Bovine Tuberculosis, suppression of. ............................317 1894 Bramble fruit culture........................................... 235 6 Butter substitutes. .............................................445 1895 Butter yield, increasing the yield of....................... FaBu12 1893 9 Canning, fruit and vegetable, in the United States. .............552 1895 Carob, man and stock food tree................................... 46 2 Cattle dipping ..................................................453 1898 Cheese, the manufacture and consumption of...................... 453 1895 Chestnut, the; a corn tree. .....................................127 2 Chickens, some standard varieties of............................ 445 1896 Climate, soil character., and irigation methods in California. ..475 1895 Composition of nuts and other foods. ............................393 2 Corn stover, the feeding value of. ..............................353 1896 Cotton, fertilizers for...................................... FaBu14 1894 9 Cowpeas (Vigna catjang). ........................................287 1896 Cranberry culture ...............................................376 6 Cranberry culture.............................................FaBu13 1894 9 Crow blackbirds and their food.................................. 233 1894 Cultivating the soil; reasons for ...............................123 1895 Currant and gooseberry culture ..................................336 6 Cyclones, gurricanes and tornadoes ..............................525 1898 Dairy by-products, utilization of............................... 509 1897 Dairy development in the US .....................................381 1899 Dairy herd, the: its formation and management. ..................295 1894 Dairy utensils, care of. ........................................431 1896 Department of agriculture and industries, an ideal...............543 1896 Determination of age by teeth in domestic animals ...............667 1898 Dietary studies of the United States ............................439 1898 Diseases of plants, progress in .................................191 1899 Diseases of shade and ornamental trees.......................... 237 1896 Disinfectants, some modern. .....................................255 1896 Education and research in Agriculture in the United States. ......81 1894 Education, agricultural, in the US. .............................557 1895 Education, popular, for the farmer. .............................279 1897 English farms and farmers, some notes on ........................583 1898 Entomology, progress in .........................................135 1899 Experiment station, every farm an. ..............................291 1897 Experiment stations in the US ...................................513 1899 Experiment suggestions; some suggested work, tree crops. ........278 2 Exports domestic merchandise since 1890. total value. ...........551 1895 Exports, domestic agricultural, 1891 - 1895 june 30's. ..........543 1895 Exports, raw cotton for yrs ended june 30 1891 - 1895. ..........551 1895 Extermination of noxious animals by bounties .....................55 1896 Farm animals, feeding of .....FaBu22 1901 9 Feeding Stuffs, the needs and requirements of a control of.......421 1897 Feeding standards. ..............................................563 1894 Feeds for farm animals, analysis of.(Tree crops as) .............391 2 Fertilization of the soil as affecting the orange. ..............193 1894 Fertilizers, analyses of. .......................................570 1895 Fertilizers, mineral phosphates. ................................177 1894 Fertilizers. ....................................................571 1894 Fertilizing constituants in cotton. .............................569 1895 Fertilizing constituants of feed stuffs & farm products. ....566 1895 Fertilizing constituents of feeding stuffs and farm products. ...565 1894 Flax culture in the US, present status of. ......................471 1897 Flax for seed and fiber FaBu27 1895 9 Food and diet. ..................................................357 1894 Food value of persimmon and other fruits. .......................392 2 Food values of crop and livestock products per acre. ............394 2 Food, human. ....................................................573 1895 Foods, human. ...................................................547 1894 Foods, nutritive value, cost FaBu23 1894 9 Forage conditions of the prairie region. ........................309 1895 Forage plants for cultivation in alkali soils ...................535 1898 Forage plants for the south FaBu18 1894 9 Forage, succulent, for the farm and dairy .......................613 1899 Forcasts, the value of. .........................................121 1894 Forest problems, notes on some 181 1898 Forestry by private owners, the practice of .....................415 1899 Forestry for farmers. ...........................................461 1894 Forestry in the US, progress in .................................293 1899 Forests, relation of to farms. ..................................333 1895 Freezes, the two of 1894-95 in Florida and lessons learned. .....159 1895 Freight rates. ..................................................553 1895 Frosts and freezes as affecting cultivated plants. ..............143 1895 Fruit and nut statistics 1890-1895. .............................551 1895 Fruit industry, domestic fruits for. ............................305 1897 Fruit spraying for insect pests and fungous diseases FaBu7 1892 9 Fruit, small, culture for market. ...............................283 1895 Fruits, commercial, distances apart for planting. ...............689 1897 Fruits, improvement of native. ..................................297 1896 Fruits, relationship between American and East Asian. ...........437 1894 Fruits, utilizing surplus .......................................309 1898 Fungi, some edible and poisonous. (Primmer) ....................453 1897 Fungicide formulas ..............................................579 1894 Fungicides, formulas for. .......................................589 1895 Fungous diseases in plants, treatment for. ......................587 1895 Fungous diseases of plants, treatment for. ......................577 1894 Fungous diseases, treatment, and formula for fungoousides. ......673 1897 Geographic distribution of animals and plants in North America. .203 1894 Goats, keeping for profit .......................................421 1898 Grain smuts: causes and prevention. .............................409 1894 Grape culture .....................................................4 6 Grape culture in California, prestine condition of ..............551 1898 Grape fungous diseases and their treatment FaBu4 1891 9 Grape, insect enemies of. .......................................385 1895 Grapes, pruning and training of. ................................499 1896 Grass gardens. ..................................................301 1895 Grass seed and its impurities ...................................473 1898 Grasses as sand and soil binders. ...............................421 1894 Grasses as sand and soil binders. ...............................580 1894 Grasses of salt marshes. ........................................325 1895 Grasses, sand binding ...........................................405 1898 Greenhouses, health of plants in. ...............................247 1895 Hawaiian Islands ................................................563 1898 Hawks and owls as related to the farmer. ........................215 1894 Hawks and owls, eronious ideas about. ...........................590 1895 Hemp culture. ...................................................215 1895 Hicories, the other; more meat and butter trees. ................268 2 Highways in Massachusetts. ......................................505 1894 Hog Cholera prevention with inoculation FaBu8 1892 9 Hog cholera and swine plague FaBu24 1905 9 Honey locust, a stock food tree. .................................65 2 Hope; the great and the many little. ............................382 2 How long can we last? .............................................3 2 Humus in its relation to soil fertility .........................131 1895 Hybrids and their utilization in plant breeding. ................383 1897 _______________________________________________________ | | Page#/| Pub | Article name | pub |year # name Second Half of Index. 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