Describes the varieties, the cost, and the construction of fences and fence posts.

Describes the characteristics of the different breeds of chicken that are used for the production of meat and eggs.

Describes the characteristics of the longleaf pine and the methods for successfully growing the trees.

Describes how to manage winter sheep in the western United States in order to increase production and profits.

Describes unique and rare breeds of chickens that are often noted for their distinct characteristics.

Describes methods for successfully growing alfalfa, including insect and disease control.

Describes apple scald, the damage and losses it causes, and methods for control.

Describes the life cycles and characteristics of insects that threaten peach trees in the eastern United States.

Describes the characteristics of insects that are damaging to the pecan tree, and methods for their control.

A guide to growing and selling potatoes in the northeastern and north central United States.

Describes the benefits of irrigating corn to enable corn farming in arid and semiarid regions, and to increase yields in humid regions.

A guide to growing, harvesting, and selling peanuts. Includes descriptions of peanut varieties.

Describes best practices for burning sagebrush and the grazing management to be used after burning to improve the production of forage on rangelands.

Discusses American foul brood, a disease caused by a spore that infects bee larvae. Describes how to diagnose and control the disease. Lists the types of bees resistant to the disease.

Describes various types of plows, including horse plows and tractor plows, and plow attachments. Explains plow adjustments and clean plowing practices.

Discusses various methods of controlling sagebrush; also describes regrassing and details benefits of doing so.

Describes the most important and most common cereal smuts in the United States; also describes how to recognize and control diseases caused by smuts.

Provides advice for keeping a small backyard poultry flock under a variety of conditions. Includes suggestions for choosing suitable breeds, housing, feeding, and sanitary requirements.

Describes methods of soil building and intensive soil cultivation that lessen the need for clearing new land for crop production. Discusses ways to use timber as a source for farm income.

Revised edition. Report discussing "methods of laying out fields for tractor plowing, of which there are two classes: 1) the method in which fields are laid out so that when the field is plowed the plow bottoms are taken out of the ground at the ends of the field and 2) those methods in which fields are laid out so they can be plowed without lifting the bottoms out of the ground in crossing the ends. The advantages of both methods and their suitability for different farming purposes are discussed." -- p. 1

Steps for making cheese at home.

Describes the special care and handling required for managing dairy bulls. Provides recommendations for housing, exercise, service, buying and selling, handling, and treatment of feet and horns.