A method of growing bacteriologically sterile potato plants, by H.G. MacMillan
A progress report on the investigations of the European corn borer, by D.J. Caffrey and L.H. Worthley
A review of five years of fact organization and state and regional program making in the western states and a report of the 1927 extension conference, W.A. Lloyd
A study in hyperparasitism, with particular reference to the parasites of Apanteles melanoscelus (ratzeburg), by C.F.W. Muesebeck and S.M. Dohanian
A ten-year review of home-management extension, 1914-1924, by Madge J. Reese
Acala cotton : a superior upland variety from southern Mexico, O.F. Cook and C.B. Doyle
An apparatus for the rapid vaporization of carbon disulphide, C.A. Weigel, H.D. Young, and R.L. Swenson
Bud selection in the Valencia orange : progeny tests of limb variations, by A.D. Shamel, C.S. Pomeroy, and R.E. Caryl
Chemotropic tests with the screw-worm fly, by D.C. Parman ... [et al.]
Children's rompers, by Mary Aleen Davis
Citrus melanose and its control, by John R. Winston, John J. Bowman and Walter J. Bach
Community production of Acala cotton in the Coachella Valley of California, by H.G. McKeever
Comparative values of types of anti-hog-cholera serum, by D.I. Skidmore
Cooking beef according to the cut, by Lucy M. Alexander and Fanny Walker Yeatman
Corn breeding, by Frederick D. Richey
Cost of producing winter wheat and incomes from wheat farming in Sherman County, Oreg., by R.S. Washburn and H.D. Scudder
Cotton-spacing experiments at Greenville, Tex., by Homer C. McNamara
Crop report regulations, 1927 : including amendments of March 14, 1927, regulations governing the publication of reports and the information utilized in the compilation of reports, prepared by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, concerning acreages, conditions, yields, farm reserves, or quality of products of the soil grown within the United States
Crop report regulations, 1927 : regulations governing the publication of reports and the information utilized in the compilation of reports, prepared by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, concerning acreages, conditions, yields, farm reserves, or quality of products of the soil grown within the United States
Curing and preserving citron, by Lucia McCulloch
Cutworms in the garden, by W.H. White
Dairy work at the Woodward Field Station, Woodward, Okla., 1921 to 1926, by C.J. Stauber, Duncan Stuart, and R.R. Graves
Date culture in Egypt and the Sudan, by Silas C. Mason
Defects in timber caused by insects, by Thomas E. Snyder
Demand, marketing and production of Oregon and Washington prunes, Burke H. Critchfield
Development of flowers and bolls of Pima and Acala cotton in relation to branching, by H.F. Loomis
Directory of officials and organizations concerned with the protection of birds and game, 1927, compiled by Talbott Denmead
Dusting with monohydrated copper sulphate and lime for control of pecan scab, J.B. Demaree, J.R. Cole
Editorial policy regarding the Journal of Agricultural Research
Educational milk-for-health campaigns, Jessie M. Hoover and Florence L. Hall
Effect of planting distances and time of shelling seed on peanut yields, by J.H. Beattie ... [et al.]
Effect of spraying with fungicides on the keeping quality of Florida citrus fruits, Harry R. Fulton and John J. Bowman
Experimental fur farm of the biological survey, by Frank G. Ashbrook
Experiments on the control of the plum curculio, brown rot, and scab, attacking the peach in Georgia, by Oliver I. Snapp ... [et al.]
Experiments with fall-sown oats in the South, by T.R. Stanton ... [et al.]
Extent and causes of rejections of boxed apples from the state of Washington seasons 1922 to 1925, R.R. Pailthorp and J.W. Park
Factors influencing the severity of the crazy-top disorder of cotton, by C.J. King and H.F. Loomis
Feeding dairy cows in summer, by J.R. Dawson
Grouping of soils on the basis of mechanical analysis, R.O.E. Davis and H.H. Bennett
Growth and development of cotton plants at Greenville, Tex., H.C. McNamara, J.W. Hubbard and R.E. Beckett
Highway bridge location, by C.B. McCullough
Improved sanitation in milk production, by R.J. Posson
Incomes from farming and cost of apple production in the Shenandoah Valley, Frederick County, Va., by C.R. Swinson
Joint use of a sales organization by two cooperative associations, by Kelsey B. Gardner
Land reclamation policies in the United States
List of publications of the United States Department of Agriculture from January, 1901, to December, 1925, inclusive, compiled with comparison with the originals, by Mabel G. Hunt
List of technical workers in the Department of Agriculture, and outline of functions of major branches of the department, 1927, compiled in the Office of Personnel and Business Administration
Making and storing farm butter for winter use, by William White
Manufacturing tests of cotton of the white grades of the universal standards for American cotton, by Horace H. Willis
Market classes and grades of cattle, by Don J. Slater
Market classes and grades of dressed lamb and mutton, by W.C. Davis and J.A. Burgess
Membership relations of cooperative associations (cotton and tobacco), J.W. Jones and O.B. Jesness
Mink raising, by Frank G. Ashbrook
National standards for farm products, by Lloyd S. Tenny in collaboration with the standardization specialists of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Oil content of flaxseed, with comparisons of tests for determining oil content, by D.A. Coleman and H.C. Fellows
Present trends in home sewing, by Ruth O'Brien and Maude Campbell
Production and utilization of fats, fatty oils, and waxes in the United States, by George S. Jamieson
Proved dairy sires, by J.C. McDowell and W.E. Wintermeyer
Purebred dairy-sire introduction, W.B. Wintermeyer
Rabbit-house construction, prepared by Bureau of Biological Survey and Bureau of Public Roads, United States Department of Agriculture
Raising domestic rabbits, by D. Monroe Green
Raising the dairy heifer, by J.B. Shepherd
Reliability and adequacy of farm-price data, by Charles F. Sarle
Rules for seed testing, adopted by the Association of Official Seed Analysis of North America
Sea-island and meade cotton in the southeastern states, O.F. Cook and C.B. Doyle
Settlers' progress in dry-land farming in eastern New Mexico, E.O. Wooton
Some economic aspects of the marketing of milk and cream in New England, by William A. Schoenfeld
Some effects of freezing on onions, R.C. Wright
Speculative transactions in the 1926 May wheat future / by J.W.T. Duvel and G. Wright Hoffman
Status of imported parasites of European corn borer, by D.W. Jones and D.J. Caffrey
Testing cows for production every other month, by J.C. McDowell
The Bates laboratory aspirator, by E.N. Bates and George P. Bodnar
The Brown-Duvel moisture tester and how to operate it
The Manufacture of cottage cheese in creameries and milk plants
The Relation of insects to slash disposal, prepared by the Division of Forest Insect Investigations, Bureau of Entomology
The Story of the cattle-fever tick : what every southern child should know about cattle ticks
The agricultural outlook for 1927, prepared by the staff of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics
The cheese skipper as a pest in cured meats, by Perez Simmons
The control of stain, decay and other seasoning defects in red gum, L.V. Teesdale
The domestic oil burner, by Arthur H. Senner
The establishment of standard grades for American cotton linters, by Guy S. Meloy
The farm real estate situation, 1926, E.H. Wiecking
The farm real estate situation, 1926-27, by E.H. Wiecking
The life history of timothy, by Morgan W. Evans
The parasites of Popillia japonica in Japan and Chosen (Korea), and their introduction into the United States, by Curtis P. Clausen and J.L. King and Cho Teranishi
The peach situation in the southern states, M.R. Cooper and J.W. Park
The prevention of roundworms in pigs, B.H. Random
The purpose of bird censuses and how to take them, by May Thacher Cooke
The satin moth, a recently introduced pest, by A.F. Burgess and S.S. Crossman
The suitability of American woods for paper pulp, by Sidney D. Wells and John D. Rue
The use of the electrolytic bridge for determining soluble salts, R.O.E. Davis
Timber growing and logging practice in the Douglas fir region : measures necessary to keep forest land productive and to produce full timber crops, by Thornton T. Munger ; introduction by W.B. Greeley
Timber growing and logging practice in the central hardwood region, by C.R. Tillotson, introduction by W.B. Greeley
Timber growing and logging practice in the western white pine and larch-fir forests of the northern Rocky Mountains, by Elers Koch and R.N. Cunningham, introduction by W.B. Greeley
United States grades, color standards, and packing requirements for honey recommended by the United States Department of Agriculture, prepared by the Bureaus of Entomology and Agricultural Economics
United States standards for honey : recommended by the United States Department of Agriculture, prepared by the Bureaus of Entomology and Agricultural Economics
Variability in the linkage of two seed characters of maize, by G.N. Collins and J.H. Kempton
Varietal characteristics of plums in the Pacific States in relation to pruning, by C.F. Kinman
Ways to save your livestock, prepared by the Bureau of Animal Industry, United States Department of Agriculture
Wintering beef cattle in the Appalachian Region, W.H. Black
Work of the Belle Fourche Field Station in 1923, 1924, and 1925, Beyer Aune
Work of the Scotts Bluff Field Station, 1922 to 1925, James A. Holden
Work of the Umatilla Field Station in 1923, 1924, and 1925, H.K. Dean
Yield tests of disease-resistant sugar canes in Louisiana, R.D. Rands and Sidney F. Sherwood

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