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The Resource Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture. 1902., (electronic resource)

Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture. 1902., (electronic resource)

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Language
eng
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Publication
Extent
912 p.
Note
  • Table of contents, p. 5
  • List of illustrations, p. 7
  • Climate of the forest-denuded portion of the Upper Lake Region, by Willis L. Moore, p. 125
  • Practicability of forest planting in the United States, by William L. Hall, p. 133
  • Dairying at home and abroad, by Henry E. Alvord, p. 145
  • The San Jose Scale: Its native home and natural enemy, by C.L. Marlatt, p. 155
  • The contamination of public water supplies by algae, by George T. Moore, p. 175
  • Wet and dry seasons in California, by Alexander G. McAdie, p. 187
  • Audubon societies in relation to the farmer, by Henry Oldys, p. 205
  • Industrial progress in plant work, by B.T. Galloway, p. 219
  • Some engineering features of drainage, by C.G. Elliot, p. 231
  • Top working orchard trees, by G. Harold Powell, p. 245
  • The educational value of livestock exhibitions, by George M. Rommel, p. 259
  • Some of the principal insect enemies of coniferous forests in the United States, by A.D. Hopkins, p. 265
  • Analysis of waters and interpretation of the results, by J.K. Haywood, p. 283
  • Distribution and magnitude of the poultry and egg industry, by George Fayette Thompson, p. 295
  • The influence of forestry upon the lumber industry, by Overton W. Price, p. 309
  • The agaves, a remarkable group of useful plants, by E.W. Nelson, p. 313
  • Chemical studies of some forest products of economic importance, by William H. Krug, p. 321
  • Bacteria and the nitrogen problem, by George T. Moore, p. 333
  • Systems of farm management in the United States, by W.J. Spillman, p. 343
  • Improvement of cotton by seed selection, by Herbert J. Webber, p. 365
  • The cost of food as related to its nutritive value, by R.D. Milner, p. 387
  • Grape, raisin, and wine production in the United States, by George C. Husmann, p. 407
  • Flaxseed production, commerce, and manufacture in the United States, by Charles M. Daugherty, p. 421
  • Use of mineral oil in road improvement, by James W. Abbott, p. 439
  • Selecting and judging horses for market and breeding purposes, by W.J. Kennedy, p. 455
  • Promising new fruits, by William A. Taylor, p. 469
  • Progress in secondary education in agriculture, by A.C. True, p. 481
  • Plants as a factor in home adornment, by L.C. Corbett, p. 501
  • Practices in crop rotation, by George K. Holmes, p. 519
  • Tests on the physical properties of timber, by F.E. Olmsted, p. 533
  • Improvement of corn by seed selection, by C.P. Hartley, p. 539
  • Fertilizers for special crops, by A.F. Woods and R.E.B. McKenney, p. 553
  • Crops used in the reclamation of alkali lands in Egypt, by Thomas H. Kerney and Thomas H. Means, p. 573
  • Some practical results of experiment station work, by W.H. Beal, p. 589
  • Cultivation and fertilization of peach orchards, by M.B. Waite, p. 607
  • Rainfall and irrigation, by Edward A. Beals, p. 627
  • Foot-and-mouth disease, by D.E. Salmon, p. 643
  • Appendix, p. 659
  • Index, p. 877
Instance
Label
Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture. 1902.
Title
Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture. 1902.
Creator
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Member of
Cataloging source
Readex
Government publication
federal national government publication
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
dictionaries
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United States
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Abbott, James W
  • Alvord, Henry E.,
  • Beal, W.H
  • Beals, Edward A
  • Corbett, Lee Cleveland
  • Daugherty, Charles Michael
  • Elliott, C.G.,
  • Galloway, B.T.,
  • Hall, William Logan
  • Hartley, C.P
  • Haywood, J.K.,
  • Holmes, George K
  • Hopkins, A.D
  • Husmann, George C
  • Kearney, Thomas H
  • Kennedy, W.J
  • Krug, William H
  • Marlatt, Charles Lester
  • McAdie, Alexander G
  • McKenney, R.E.B
  • Means, Thomas Herbert
  • Milner, R.D.,
  • Moore, George T
  • Moore, Willis L.,
  • Nelson, Edward Wilson
  • Oldys, Henry
  • Olmsted, F.E
  • Powell, George Harold
  • Price, Overton Westfeldt
  • Rommel, George M.,
  • Salmon, D.E
  • Spillman, W.J.,
  • Taylor, William A
  • Thompson, George Fayette
  • True, Alfred Charles
  • Waite, Merton Benway
  • Webber, Herbert John
  • Woods, Albert Fred
  • United States
Series statement
  • United States congressional serial set;
  • House document / 57th Congress, 2nd session. House
Series volume
  • serial set no. 4540
  • no. 459
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • United States
  • Agaves
  • Agricultural colleges
  • Agricultural education
  • Agricultural exhibitions
  • Agricultural experiment stations
  • Agricultural pests
  • Agricultural production
  • Agricultural research
  • Agricultural societies
  • Agriculture
  • Algae
  • Alkali lands
  • Animal diseases
  • Bacteria
  • Birds
  • Climatology
  • Corn
  • Cotton production
  • Crop rotation
  • Crops
  • Dairy farming
  • Diet
  • Drainage
  • Eggs
  • Farm management
  • Fertilizers
  • Flax
  • Flaxseed
  • Food prices
  • Food supply
  • Food
  • Foot-and-mouth disease
  • Forest management
  • Forest products
  • Forests
  • Fruit
  • Grapes
  • Horses
  • Horticulture
  • Insects
  • Irrigation
  • Landscape architecture
  • Livestock
  • Lumber trade
  • Nitrogen
  • Orchards
  • Peach
  • Plants (Botany)
  • Poultry
  • Precipitation (Meteorology)
  • Rain and rainfall
  • Raisins
  • Road construction
  • Roads and highways
  • Seeds
  • Timber
  • Viticulture
  • Water and water supply
  • Water pollution
  • Plants
  • Wineries
  • Farmers
  • Associations, institutions, etc
  • Cost
  • Economic aspects
  • California
  • Egypt
Label
Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture. 1902., (electronic resource)
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Table of contents, p. 5
  • List of illustrations, p. 7
  • Climate of the forest-denuded portion of the Upper Lake Region, by Willis L. Moore, p. 125
  • Practicability of forest planting in the United States, by William L. Hall, p. 133
  • Dairying at home and abroad, by Henry E. Alvord, p. 145
  • The San Jose Scale: Its native home and natural enemy, by C.L. Marlatt, p. 155
  • The contamination of public water supplies by algae, by George T. Moore, p. 175
  • Wet and dry seasons in California, by Alexander G. McAdie, p. 187
  • Audubon societies in relation to the farmer, by Henry Oldys, p. 205
  • Industrial progress in plant work, by B.T. Galloway, p. 219
  • Some engineering features of drainage, by C.G. Elliot, p. 231
  • Top working orchard trees, by G. Harold Powell, p. 245
  • The educational value of livestock exhibitions, by George M. Rommel, p. 259
  • Some of the principal insect enemies of coniferous forests in the United States, by A.D. Hopkins, p. 265
  • Analysis of waters and interpretation of the results, by J.K. Haywood, p. 283
  • Distribution and magnitude of the poultry and egg industry, by George Fayette Thompson, p. 295
  • The influence of forestry upon the lumber industry, by Overton W. Price, p. 309
  • The agaves, a remarkable group of useful plants, by E.W. Nelson, p. 313
  • Chemical studies of some forest products of economic importance, by William H. Krug, p. 321
  • Bacteria and the nitrogen problem, by George T. Moore, p. 333
  • Systems of farm management in the United States, by W.J. Spillman, p. 343
  • Improvement of cotton by seed selection, by Herbert J. Webber, p. 365
  • The cost of food as related to its nutritive value, by R.D. Milner, p. 387
  • Grape, raisin, and wine production in the United States, by George C. Husmann, p. 407
  • Flaxseed production, commerce, and manufacture in the United States, by Charles M. Daugherty, p. 421
  • Use of mineral oil in road improvement, by James W. Abbott, p. 439
  • Selecting and judging horses for market and breeding purposes, by W.J. Kennedy, p. 455
  • Promising new fruits, by William A. Taylor, p. 469
  • Progress in secondary education in agriculture, by A.C. True, p. 481
  • Plants as a factor in home adornment, by L.C. Corbett, p. 501
  • Practices in crop rotation, by George K. Holmes, p. 519
  • Tests on the physical properties of timber, by F.E. Olmsted, p. 533
  • Improvement of corn by seed selection, by C.P. Hartley, p. 539
  • Fertilizers for special crops, by A.F. Woods and R.E.B. McKenney, p. 553
  • Crops used in the reclamation of alkali lands in Egypt, by Thomas H. Kerney and Thomas H. Means, p. 573
  • Some practical results of experiment station work, by W.H. Beal, p. 589
  • Cultivation and fertilization of peach orchards, by M.B. Waite, p. 607
  • Rainfall and irrigation, by Edward A. Beals, p. 627
  • Foot-and-mouth disease, by D.E. Salmon, p. 643
  • Appendix, p. 659
  • Index, p. 877
Color
multicolored
Control code
NB00000130511
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
912 p.
Form of item
electronic
Governing access note
Access restricted to subscribing institutions
Other physical details
illustrations, color maps, tables
Reproduction note
Electronic reproduction.
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(Readex)114497D10E11B328
Terms governing use
©2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved
Label
Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture. 1902., (electronic resource)
Publication
Note
  • Table of contents, p. 5
  • List of illustrations, p. 7
  • Climate of the forest-denuded portion of the Upper Lake Region, by Willis L. Moore, p. 125
  • Practicability of forest planting in the United States, by William L. Hall, p. 133
  • Dairying at home and abroad, by Henry E. Alvord, p. 145
  • The San Jose Scale: Its native home and natural enemy, by C.L. Marlatt, p. 155
  • The contamination of public water supplies by algae, by George T. Moore, p. 175
  • Wet and dry seasons in California, by Alexander G. McAdie, p. 187
  • Audubon societies in relation to the farmer, by Henry Oldys, p. 205
  • Industrial progress in plant work, by B.T. Galloway, p. 219
  • Some engineering features of drainage, by C.G. Elliot, p. 231
  • Top working orchard trees, by G. Harold Powell, p. 245
  • The educational value of livestock exhibitions, by George M. Rommel, p. 259
  • Some of the principal insect enemies of coniferous forests in the United States, by A.D. Hopkins, p. 265
  • Analysis of waters and interpretation of the results, by J.K. Haywood, p. 283
  • Distribution and magnitude of the poultry and egg industry, by George Fayette Thompson, p. 295
  • The influence of forestry upon the lumber industry, by Overton W. Price, p. 309
  • The agaves, a remarkable group of useful plants, by E.W. Nelson, p. 313
  • Chemical studies of some forest products of economic importance, by William H. Krug, p. 321
  • Bacteria and the nitrogen problem, by George T. Moore, p. 333
  • Systems of farm management in the United States, by W.J. Spillman, p. 343
  • Improvement of cotton by seed selection, by Herbert J. Webber, p. 365
  • The cost of food as related to its nutritive value, by R.D. Milner, p. 387
  • Grape, raisin, and wine production in the United States, by George C. Husmann, p. 407
  • Flaxseed production, commerce, and manufacture in the United States, by Charles M. Daugherty, p. 421
  • Use of mineral oil in road improvement, by James W. Abbott, p. 439
  • Selecting and judging horses for market and breeding purposes, by W.J. Kennedy, p. 455
  • Promising new fruits, by William A. Taylor, p. 469
  • Progress in secondary education in agriculture, by A.C. True, p. 481
  • Plants as a factor in home adornment, by L.C. Corbett, p. 501
  • Practices in crop rotation, by George K. Holmes, p. 519
  • Tests on the physical properties of timber, by F.E. Olmsted, p. 533
  • Improvement of corn by seed selection, by C.P. Hartley, p. 539
  • Fertilizers for special crops, by A.F. Woods and R.E.B. McKenney, p. 553
  • Crops used in the reclamation of alkali lands in Egypt, by Thomas H. Kerney and Thomas H. Means, p. 573
  • Some practical results of experiment station work, by W.H. Beal, p. 589
  • Cultivation and fertilization of peach orchards, by M.B. Waite, p. 607
  • Rainfall and irrigation, by Edward A. Beals, p. 627
  • Foot-and-mouth disease, by D.E. Salmon, p. 643
  • Appendix, p. 659
  • Index, p. 877
Color
multicolored
Control code
NB00000130511
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
912 p.
Form of item
electronic
Governing access note
Access restricted to subscribing institutions
Other physical details
illustrations, color maps, tables
Reproduction note
Electronic reproduction.
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(Readex)114497D10E11B328
Terms governing use
©2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved

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