Describes methods of artificial inoculation of legumes with beneficial bacteria for the purpose of improving root development.

Describes how to plan and build small concrete structures on the farm.

Describes the characteristics of Johnson grass and its production in the United States.

Describes methods for removing stains from fabrics at home. Contains a comprehensive stain index for reference.

Describes the damages caused by the chinch bug to grain and grass crops, and several methods for its control.

Describes the characteristics of parasites of horses, the diseases they cause, and methods of control.

Describes different types of irises, and methods for growing them successfully in a home garden.

Describes various potato-tuber diseases, as well as the various methods of control of these diseases.

Describes the uses of red clover for forage and as a soil-improving crop in the northeastern United States. Includes information about distribution, handling, and pest control.

Provides details of construction, arrangement, equipment, and operation of boxed apple packing houses in the Northwest.

Provides suggestions for people interested in or involved in cooperative livestock shipping associations. Discusses organizational aspects, management, shipments, livestock marking, and business methods.

A brief guide to nut-tree propagation, including budding and grafting and seed and stock selection. Intended for use by growers who must be able to distinguish seedlings from budded and grafted trees, or who wish to improve their own orchard trees.

Describes the characteristics and life history of the common cabbage worm, the damage it can cause, and methods of control.

Describes the characteristics and life cycle of the potato leafhopper, and methods for control.

Describes the importance of sterilizing milk utensils and describes the sterilizing equipment recommended for use in dairies.

Describes the benefits of planting trees and shrubs on the roadside, and the proper procedures for doing so.

A guide to growing loblolly pine as a timber crop.

This bulletin discusses the effect of crop rotation practices on soil productivity, and also describes the possible effects of fertilizers and other forms of soil improvement. "The purposes of the discussion which follows are to emphasize the value of crop rotation in farming economy and to stress the principles of rotation in their relation to the maintenance of soil productivity and to soil improvement." -- p. 5

Describes the characteristics of anthracnose, the damage it causes to red clover in the southern part of the Clover Belt, and methods of control; also discusses the development of strains of red clover resistant to anthracnose.

Revised edition. "Corn yields per acre in the United States could be doubled within a few years, and this could be accomplished without increase in work or expense.... The lines of improvement that will most easily and quickly double the present production per acre are as follow: (1) Improvement in the quality of seed planted; (2) improvement in the condition of the soil; (3) improvement in methods of cultivation." -- p. 3-4

Revised edition. "Tractor plowing usually requires methods of laying out the land different from those followed when plowing with horses and an ordinary plow. Farmers plowing with a tractor for the first time are often at a loss for the most satisfactory methods of laying out their fields.... This bulletin embodies the descriptions of methods found best suited to their conditions and recommended by a majority of several hundred tractor owners who have reported their methods and experiences. Among these will be found methods of laying out land suited to nearly every farm in this country and to fields of different shapes." -- p. ii

Revised edition. "This bulletin shows how farmers, ranchmen, and country or town butchers may produce hides and skins of better quality. It gives detailed directions for skinning the animals and for salting, curing, and handling the hides and skins, with suggestions for more advantageous marketing, to the end that both the producer of hides and the user of leather may be benefited." -- p. ii

Revised edition. Report discussing the different breeds of sheep raised by farmers and their suitability for either wool or mutton.

Revised edition. Report discussing the stable fly and methods for controlling it. Topics discussed include its distribution, life cycle, and breeding habits as well as natural and artificial methods of control.