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Insects injuring apples
(Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, 1897)
"Bulletin No. 36 of the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, Columbia , by Prof. J. M. Stedman, reports the results of elaborate experiments with means of preventing two insects very injurious to apple trees, and ...
Sugar beets
(Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, 1897)
"Great interest is now being manifested in the culture of the Sugar Beet in Missouri, and in order to answer more definitely the numerous inquiries received from farmers, boards of trade and capitalists as to whether the ...
An important discovery to apple growers
(Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, 1897)
Summary of Bulletin number 35. "The Wooly-Aphis or Apple-Root Plant-Louse is believed to be doing more damage to the apple orchards of South Missouri than all other insect pests and diseases combined. ... The Missouri ...
Texas fever
(Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, 1897)
"Elaborate experiments on Texas fever have been conducted Columbia during the past year by the Missouri Experiment Station and the State Board of Agriculture, co-operating with the Texas Experiment Station. Bulletin No. ...
Farm manures
(Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, 1897)
"Bulletin No. 34 of the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, by Director H. J. Waters, deals with the subject of soil fertility, and the production, preservation and use of farm manures, of which the following is a ...
Clover and cowpeas
(Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, 1897)
Summary of Bulletin no. 34. "In Bulletin No. 34 of the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station a full discussion of the value of clover and cowpeas is given, and practical suggestions are made as to the best methods of ...