| Description |
8 p. ; 23 cm. |
| Collection |
Circular / United States Department of Agriculture ; no. 410 |
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Circular (United States. Department of Agriculture) no. 410.
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| Notes |
Caption title. |
| With: |
Bound With: Planning, constructing, and operating forest-fire lookout systems in California -- An economic study of cattle business on a southwestern semidesert range -- The freezing temperatures of some fruits, vegetables, and florists' stocks -- Poultry management in subtropical, semiarid climates -- The Iris thrips and its control by hot water with notes on other treatment -- Yield and quality of sugar beets from various rotations at the Scotts Bluff (Nebr.) Field Station, 1930-35 -- Artificial drying of forage crops -- Mosaic diseases of wheat and related cereals -- Development of powdery mildew resistant cantaloup no. 45 -- The tomato pinworm -- Parasitization of the Mediterranean fruitfly in Hawaii, 1914-33 -- Lumpy jaw, or actinomycosis -- Production and agricultural use of sodium nitrate -- Tobacco shrinkages and losses in weight in handling and storage -- Commercial planting on redwood cut-over lands -- Crow-waterfowl relationships : based on preliminary studies on Canadian breeding grounds -- Country milk-receiving and cooling stations -- Increasing growth and yield of young spruce pulpwood stands by girdling hardwoods -- Emergency wind-erosion control -- The rhododendron whitefly and its control -- Flight speed of birds -- Peach mosaic, its identification and control -- Use of soil-moisture and fruit-growth records for checking irrigation practices in citrus orchards -- A method for the control of cotton root in the irrigated southwest -- Distribution of the varieties and classes of wheat in the United States in 1934 -- The house rat -- Biology of the tobacco moth and its control in closed storage -- Results of field crop, shelterbelt, and orchard investigations at the United States Dry Land Field Station, Ardmore, S. Dak, 1911-32 -- The Houma potato : a new variety -- The fir engraver beetle : a serious enemy of white fir and red fir -- Parasites and predators of the Mexican bean beetle in the United States -- The farm real estate situation, 1935-36 -- Land-improvement measures in relation to a possible control of the beet leafhopper and curly top -- Equipment for applying dust fungicides to seed grain -- Farmer bankruptcies, 1898-1935 -- An improved method for converting an observed skein strength of cotton yarn to the strength of a specified yarn count -- Group of plants valuable for wildlife utilization and erosion control -- A study of arsenical dusting of cabbage in relation to poison residues. |
| Sujet |
Rabbits -- Breeding.
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| No Doc. Officiel |
A 1.4/2:410-449 |
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