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049 ONBA
050 4 S21|b.A48 no. 215-270
086 0 A 1.4/2:250-281
100 1 Park, J. W.|q(James William),|d1890-
245 10 American fruit and vegetable auctions /|cby J.W. Park.
260 Washington, D.C. :|bU.S. Dept. of Agriculture,|c1932.
300 48 p. :|bill., 1 map ;|c23 cm.
490 1 Circular / United States Department of Agriculture ;|vno.
250
500 Caption title.
500 "Contribution from Bureau of Agricultural Economics."
501 Bound With: The survival of European corn-borer larvae in
barns and other storage places -- Contact sprays for the
Japanese beetle -- Methods for manufacturing acid-
precipitated casein from skim milk -- The commercial
storage of fruits, vegetables, and florists' stocks -- The
oriental moth (Cnidocampa flavescens walk) and its control
-- The Katahdin and Chippewa potatoes -- The infestation
of corn ears by the European corn borer, and cribbed corn
as an auxiliary source of infestation -- Comparison of a
trench silo with an upright silo -- Effects of time of
planting and of fertilizer mixtures on the curly-top
resistant sugar-beet variety U.S. no. 1 in Idaho -- Tests
of varieties and strains of large-seeded Virginia-type
peanuts -- Virus and viruslike diseases of the potato in
the Northwest and their control -- Orchard insects of the
Pacific Northwest and their control -- A pest of cured
tobacco, Ephestia elutella Hübner -- Golden Cross Bantam
sweet corn -- Budding and grafting trials with cotton and
related plants -- The citrus insects of tropical Asia --
Conserving food value, flavor, and attractiveness in
cooking vegetables -- Mechanical application of
fertilizers to cotton in South Carolina, 1931 -- Downy
mildew of tobacco -- Root development of cotton plants in
the San Joaquin Valley of California -- The farm real
estate situation, 1931-32 -- Operation and management of
milk plants -- The Potomac raspberry -- Farmer opinions
and other factors influencing cotton production and
acreage adjustments in the South -- The Dorsett, Fairfax,
and Narcissa strawberries -- Outlines of cotton culture in
the San Joaquin Valley of California -- Observations on
the Mexican fruit fly and some related species in
Cuernavaca, Mexico, in 1928 and 1929 -- Greenhouse heating
-- Spoilage of stone fruits on the market -- Commercial
cabbage culture -- Mushroom growing in the United States.
504 Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47).
650 0 Fruit|xMarketing.
650 0 Vegetables|xMarketing.
830 0 Circular (United States. Department of Agriculture)|vno.
250.
994 C0|bONB
