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Bulletin No. Title Year Month Notes
FB0001 The what and why of agricultural experiment stations 1889    
FB0002 The work of the agricultural experiment stations: better cows, fibrin in milk, bacteria in milk, silos and silage, alfalfa, field experiments with fertilizers 1890    
FB0003 Culture of the sugar beet 1891    
FB0004 Fungous diseases of the grape and their treatment 1891    
FB0005 Treatment of smuts of oats and wheat 1892    
FB0006 Tobacco: instructions for its cultivation and curing 1892    
FB0007 Spraying fruits for insect pests and fungous diseases: with a special consideration of the subject in its relation to the public health 1892    
FB0008 Results of experiments with inoculation for the prevention of hog cholera 1892    
FB0009 Milk fermentations and their relations to dairying 1892    
FB0010 The Russian thistle and other troublesome weeds in the wheat region of Minnesota and North and South Dakota 1893    
FB0011 The rape plant: its history, culture, and uses 1893    
FB0012 Nostrums for increasing the yield of butter 1894    
FB0013 Cranberry culture 1894    
FB0014 Fertilizers for cotton 1894    
FB0015 Some destructive potato diseases: what they are and how to prevent them 1894    
FB0016 Leguminous plants for green manuring and for feeding 1894    
FB0017 Peach yellows and peach rosette 1894    
FB0018 Forage plants for the South 1894    
FB0019 Important Insecticides: Directions for Their Preparation and Use 1895 January 17  
FB0019 Important Insecticides: Directions for Their Preparation and Use 1895 January 17  
FB0020 Washed soils: how to prevent and reclaim them 1894    
FB0021 Barnyard Manure 1904   Revised by FB 192
FB0022 The Feeding of Farm Animals 1901 October 19  
FB0022 The Feeding of Farm Animals 1901 October 19  
FB0023 Foods: Nutritive Value and Cost 1894 October 23  
FB0024 Hog cholera and swine plague 1894    
FB0025 Peanuts: culture and uses 1895    
FB0026 Sweet potatoes: culture and uses 1900    
FB0027 Flax for seed and fiber in the United States 1895    
FB0028 Weeds: and how to kill them 1895 April 12  
FB0029 Souring of milk and other changes in milk products 1895 June 15  
FB0030 Grape diseases on the Pacific Coast 1895    
FB0031 Alfalfa or Lucern 1899    
FB0032 Silos and silage 1903    
FB0033 Peach growing for market 1895    
FB0034 Meats: composition and cooking 1896 August 12  
FB0035 Potato culture 1896 December 4  
FB0036 Cotton Seed and its Products 1896 January 30  
FB0037 Kafir corn: characteristics, culture, and uses 1896    
FB0038 Spraying for fruit diseases 1896    
FB0039 Onion culture 1896    
FB0040 Farm drainage 1899    
FB0041 Fowls: care and feeding 1896    
FB0042 Facts about milk 1906    
FB0043 Sewage disposal on the farm and the protection of drinking water 1896    
FB0044 Commercial fertilizers: composition and use 1906    
FB0045 Some insects injurious to stored grain 1897    
FB0046 Irrigation in humid climates 1896    
FB0047 Insects affecting the cotton plant 1897    
FB0048 The manuring of cotton 1897    
FB0049 Sheep feeding 1908    
FB0050 Sorghum as a forage crop 1899    
FB0051 Standard varieties of chickens 1907    
FB0052 The sugar beet: culture, seed development, manufacture, and statistics 1908    
FB0053 How to grow mushrooms 1897    
FB0054 Some common birds in their relation to agriculture 1904    
FB0055 The dairy herd: its formation and management 1917    
FB0056 Experiment station work - I 1897    
FB0057 Butter making on the farm 1903    
FB0058 The soy bean as a forage crop 1897    
FB0059 Bee keeping 1897    
FB0060 Methods of curing tobacco 1902    
FB0061 Asparagus culture 1897    
FB0062 Marketing farm produce 1903    
FB0063 Care of milk on the farm 1906    
FB0064 Ducks and geese: standard breeds and management 1897    
FB0065 Experiment station work - II 1898    
FB0066 Meadows and pastures: formation and cultivation in the middle eastern states 1899    
FB0067 Forestry for farmers 1898    
FB0068 The black rot of the cabbage 1898    
FB0069 Experiment station work - III 1898    
FB0070 The principal insect enemies of the grape 1898    
FB0071 Some essentials in beef production 1898    
FB0072 Cattle ranges of the Southwest: a history of the exhaustion of the pasturage and suggestions 1898    
FB0073 Experiment station work - IV 1908    
FB0074 Milk as food 1898    
FB0075 The grain smuts: how they are caused and how to prevent them 1898    
FB0076 Tomato growing 1898    
FB0077 The liming of soils 1905    
FB0078 Experiment station work - V 1908    
FB0079 Experiment station work - VI 1898    
FB0080 The peach twig-borer: an important enemy of stone fruits 1908    
FB0081 Corn culture in the south 1898    
FB0082 The culture of tobacco 1898    
FB0083 Tobacco soils 1898    
FB0084 Experiment station work - VII 1898    
FB0085 Fish as food 1907    
FB0086 Thirty poisonous plants of the United States 1898    
FB0087 Experiment station work - VIII 1908    
FB0088 Alkali lands 1899    
FB0089 Cowpeas 1899    
FB0090 The manufacture of sorghum sirup 1899    
FB0091 Potato diseases and their treatment 1899    
FB0092 Experiment station work - IX 1899    
FB0093 Sugar as food 1906    
FB0094 The vegetable garden 1899    
FB0095 Good roads for farmers 1899    
FB0096 Raising sheep for mutton 1899    
FB0097 Experiment station work - X 1909    
FB0098 Suggestions to southern farmers 1899    
FB0099 Three insects enemies of shade trees 1899    
FB0100 Hog raising in the South 1899    
FB0101 Millets 1899    
FB0102 Southern forage plants 1899    
FB0103 Experiment station work - XI 1899    
FB0104 Notes on frost 1911    
FB0105 Experiment station work - XII 1899    
FB0106 Breeds of Dairy Cattle 1899 September 20  
FB0107 Experiment station work - XIII 1899    
FB0108 Saltbushes 1900    
FB0109 Farmers' reading courses 1900    
FB0110 Rice culture in the United States 1900    
FB0111 The farmer's interest in good seed 1900    
FB0112 Bread and the principles of bread making 1900    
FB0113 The apple and how to grow it 1909    
FB0114 Experiment station work - XIV 1900    
FB0115 Hop culture in California 1900    
FB0116 Irrigation in fruit growing 1900    
FB0117 Sheep, hogs and horses in the Pacific Northwest: i. Sheep husbandry 1900    
FB0118 Grape growing in the South 1900    
FB0119 Experiment station work - XV 1900    
FB0120 The principal insects affecting the tobacco plant 1900    
FB0121 Beans. Peas, and other legumes as food 1911    
FB0122 Experiment station work - XVI 1900    
FB0123 Red clover seed: information for purchasers 1900    
FB0124 Experiment station work - XVII 1901    
FB0125 Protection of food products from injurious temperatures 1901    
FB0126 Practical suggestions for farm buildings 1901    
FB0127 Important insecticides: directions for their preparation and use 1901    
FB0128 Eggs and their uses as food 1906    
FB0129 Sweet potatoes 1901    
FB0130 The Mexican cotton-boll weevil 1901    
FB0131 Household tests for the detection of oleomargarine and renovated butter 1901    
FB0132 The principal insect enemies of growing wheat 1901    
FB0133 Experiment station work - XVIII 1901    
FB0134 Tree planting on rural school grounds 1907    
FB0135 Sorghum sirup manufacture 1901    
FB0136 Earth roads 1902    
FB0137 The angora goat 1908    
FB0138 Irrigation in field and garden 1901    
FB0139 Emmer: a grain for the semiarid regions 1901    
FB0140 Pineapple growing 1901    
FB0141 Poultry raising on the farm 1901    
FB0142 Principles of nutrition and nutritive value of food 1910    
FB0143 Conformation of beef and dairy cattle 1902    
FB0144 Experiment station work - XIX 1901    
FB0145 Carbon bisulphid as an insecticide 1902    
FB0146 Insecticides and fungicides: chemical composition and effectiveness of certain preparations 1902    
FB0147 Winter forage crops for the South 1902    
FB0148 Celery culture 1902    
FB0149 Experiment station work - XX 1902    
FB0150 Clearing new land 1908    
FB0151 Dairying in the South 1902    
FB0152 Scabies of cattle 1904    
FB0153 Orchard enemies in the Pacific Northwest 1902    
FB0154 The home fruit garden: preparation and care 1905    
FB0155 How insects affect health in rural districts 1908    
FB0156 The home vineyard: with special reference to northern conditions 1902    
FB0157 The propagation of plants 1924    
FB0158 How to build small irrigation ditches 1902    
FB0159 Scab in sheep 1903    
FB0160 Game laws for 1902: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale and licenses 1902    
FB0161 Practical suggestions for fruit growers 1902    
FB0162 Experiment station work - XXI 1903    
FB0163 Methods of controlling the boll weevil: advice based on the work of 1902 1903    
FB0164 Rape as a forage crop 1903    
FB0165 Silkworm culture 1903    
FB0166 Cheese making on the farm 1903    
FB0167 Cassava 1903    
FB0168 Pearl millet 1903    
FB0169 Experiment station work - XXII 1903    
FB0170 Principles of Horse Feeding 1903 May 1  
FB0171 The control of the codling moth 1903    
FB0172 Scale insects and mites on citrus trees 1903    
FB0173 A primer of forestry: part i, the forest 1909    
FB0174 Broom corn 1903    
FB0175 Home manufacture and use of unfermented grape juice 1903    
FB0176 Cranberry culture 1903    
FB0177 Squab raising 1904    
FB0178 Insects injurious in cranberry culture 1903    
FB0179 Horseshoeing 1903    
FB0180 Game laws for 1903: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale, and licenses 1903    
FB0181 Pruning 1903    
FB0182 Poultry as food 1903    
FB0183 Meat on the farm: butchering, curing and keeping 1903    
FB0184 Marketing live stock 1903    
FB0185 Beautifying the home grounds 1904    
FB0186 Experiment station work - XXIII 1904    
FB0187 Drainage of farm lands 1904    
FB0188 Weeds used in medicine 1904    
FB0189 Information concerning the Mexican cotton boll weevil 1904    
FB0190 Experiment station work - XXIV 1904    
FB0191 The cotton bollworm: an account of the insect, with results of experiments in 1903 1904    
FB0192 Barnyard manure 1904 January 25 Revision of FB 21
FB0193 Experiment station work - XXV 1904    
FB0194 Alfalfa seed 1904    
FB0195 Annual flowering plants 1904    
FB0196 Usefulness of the American toad 1904    
FB0197 Importance of game birds and eggs for propagation 1904    
FB0198 Strawberries 1904    
FB0199 Corn growing 1904    
FB0200 Turkeys: standard varieties and management 1904    
FB0201 The cream separator on western farms 1904    
FB0202 Experiment station work - XXVI 1904    
FB0203 Canned fruit, preserves, and jellies: household methods of preparation 1905 March  
FB0204 The cultivation of mushrooms 1904    
FB0205 Pig management 1908    
FB0206 Milk fever: its simple and successful treatment 1904    
FB0207 Game laws for 1904: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale and licenses 1904    
FB0208 Varieties of fruits recommended for planting 1904    
FB0209 Controlling the boll weevil in cotton seed and at ginneries 1904    
FB0210 Experiment station work - XXVII 1904    
FB0211 The use of Paris green in controlling the cotton boll weevil 1904    
FB0212 The cotton bollworm: some observations and results of field experiments in 1904 1905    
FB0213 Raspberries 1905    
FB0214 Beneficial bacteria for leguminous crops 1905    
FB0215 Alfalfa growing 1905    
FB0216 The control of the boll weevil, including results of recent investigations 1905    
FB0217 Essential steps in securing an early crop of cotton 1905    
FB0218 The school garden 1909    
FB0219 Lessons from the grain-rust epidemic of 1904 1905    
FB0220 Tomatoes 1905 March Scanned and online
FB0221 Fungous diseases of the cranberry 1905    
FB0222 Experiment station work - XXVIII 1905    
FB0223 Miscellaneous cotton insects in Texas 1905    
FB0224 Canadian field peas 1905    
FB0225 Experiment station work - XXIX 1905    
FB0226 The relation of coyotes to stock raising in the West 1905    
FB0227 Experiment station work - XXX 1905    
FB0228 Forest planting and farm management 1905    
FB0229 The production of good seed corn 1905    
FB0230 Game laws for 1905: a summary of the provisions relating to season, shipment, sale, and licenses 1905    
FB0231 Spraying for cucumber and melon diseases 1905    
FB0232 Culture and Uses of Okra 1918 July Scanned and online.
FB0233 Experiment station work - XXXI 1905    
FB0234 The guinea fowl and its use as food 1905    
FB0235 Cement mortar and concrete: preparation and use for farm purposes 1905    
FB0236 Incubation and incubators 1905    
FB0237 Experiment station work - XXXII 1905    
FB0238 Citrus fruit growing in the Gulf States 1906    
FB0239 The corrosion of fence wire 1905    
FB0240 Inoculation of legumes 1905    
FB0241 Butter making on the farm 1905    
FB0242 An example of model farming 1906    
FB0243 Fungicides and their use in preventing diseases of fruits 1906    
FB0244 Experiment station work - XXXIII 1906    
FB0245 Renovation of worn-out soils 1906    
FB0246 Saccharine sorghums for forage 1906    
FB0247 The control of the codling moth and the apple scab 1906    
FB0248 The lawn 1906    
FB0249 Cereal breakfast foods 1906    
FB0250 The prevention of stinking smut of wheat and loose smut of oats 1906    
FB0251 Experiment station work - XXXIV 1906    
FB0252 Maple sugar and sirup 1906    
FB0253 The germination of seed corn 1906    
FB0254 Cucumbers 1906   Superseded by FB 1563
FB0255 The home vegetable garden 1906    
FB0256 Preparation of vegetables for the table 1906    
FB0257 Soil fertility: an address delivered before the Rich Neck Farmers' Club, of Queen Anne County, Maryland 1909    
FB0258 Texas or tick fever and its prevention 1906    
FB0259 Experiment station work - XXXV 1906    
FB0260 Seed of red clover and its impurities 1906    
FB0261 The cattle tick in its relation to southern agriculture 1906    
FB0262 Experiment station work - XXXVI 1906    
FB0263 Practical information for beginners in irrigation 1906    
FB0264 The brown-tail moth and how to control it 1906    
FB0265 Game laws for 1906: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale and licenses 1906    
FB0266 Management of soils to conserve moisture: with special reference to semiarid conditions 1906    
FB0267 Experiment station work - XXXVII 1906    
FB0268 Industrial alcohol: sources and manufacture 1907    
FB0269 Industrial alcohol: uses and statistics 1906    
FB0270 Modern conveniences for the farm home 1906    
FB0271 Forage-crop practices in western Oregon and western Washington 1906    
FB0272 A successful hog and seed-corn farm 1906    
FB0273 Experiment station work - XXXVIII 1906    
FB0274 Flax culture 1907    
FB0275 The gypsy moth and how to control it 1907    
FB0276 Experiment station work - XXXIX 1907    
FB0277 The use of alcohol and gasoline in farm engines 1907    
FB0278 Leguminous crops for green manuring 1907    
FB0279 A method of eradicating Johnson grass 1907    
FB0280 A profitable tenant dairy farm 1907    
FB0281 Experiment station work - XL 1907    
FB0282 Celery 1907    
FB0283 Spraying for apple diseases and the coddling moth in the Ozarks 1907    
FB0284 Insect and fungous enemies of the grape east of the Rocky Mountains 1907    
FB0285 The advantage of planting heavy cotton seed 1907    
FB0286 Comparative value of whole cotton seed and cotton-seed meal in fertilizing cotton 1907    
FB0287 Poultry management 1907    
FB0288 The nonsaccharine sorghums 1907    
FB0289 Beans 1923    
FB0290 The cotton bollworm: a summary of its life history and habits, with some results of investigations in 1905 and 1906 1907    
FB0291 Evaporation of apples 1907    
FB0292 Cost of filling silos 1907    
FB0293 Use of fruit as food 1907    
FB0294 Farm practice in the Columbia Basin uplands 1907    
FB0295 Potatoes and other root crops as food 1910   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0296 Experiment station work - XLI 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0297 Methods of destroying rats 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0298 Food value of corn and corn products 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0299 Diversified farming under the plantation system 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0300 Some important grasses and forage plants for the Gulf Coast region 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0301 Home-grown tea 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0302 Sea Island cotton: its culture, improvement, and diseases 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0303 Corn-harvesting machinery 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0304 Growing and curing hops 1928   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0305 Experiment station work - XLII 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0306 Dodder in relation to farm seed 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0307 Roselle: its culture and uses 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0308 Game laws for 1907: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale and licenses 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0309 Experiment station work - XLIII 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0310 A successful Alabama diversification farm 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0311 Sand-clay and burnt-clay roads 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0312 A successful southern hay farm 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0313 Harvesting and storing corn 1907   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0314 A method of breeding early cotton to escape boll-weevil damage 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0315 Progress in legume inoculation 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0316 Experiment station work - XLIV 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0317 Experiment station work - XLV 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0318 Cowpeas 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0319 Demonstration work in cooperation with southern farmers 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0320 Experiment station work - XLVI 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0321 The use of the split-log drag on earth roads 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0322 Milo as a dry-land grain crop 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0323 Clover farming on the sandy jack-pine lands of the North 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0324 Sweet potatoes 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0325 Small farms in the corn belt 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0326 Building up a run-down cotton plantation 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0327 The conservation of natural resources 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0328 Silver fox farming 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0329 Experiment station work - XLVII 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0330 Deer farming in the United States 1908   Online in Subscription Area - Scan of Bound book of bulletin numbers 295 to 330
FB0331 Forage crops for hogs in Kansas and Oklahoma 1908    
FB0332 Nuts and their uses as food 1908    
FB0333 Cotton wilt 1908    
FB0334 Experiment station work - XLVIII 1908    
FB0335 Harmful and beneficial mammals of the arid interior: with special reference to the Carson and Humboldt valleys, Nevada 1908    
FB0336 Game laws for 1908: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale and licenses 1908    
FB0337 Cropping systems for New England dairy farms 1908    
FB0338 Macadam roads 1909    
FB0339 Alfalfa 1908    
FB0340 Declaration of governors for conservation of natural resources 1908    
FB0341 The basket willow 1909    
FB0342 Experiment station work - XLIX 1909    
FB0343 The cultivation of tobacco in Kentucky and Tennessee 1909    
FB0344 The boll weevil problem: with special reference to means of reducing the damage 1909    
FB0345 Some common disinfectants 1916    
FB0346 The computation of rations for farm animals by the use of energy values 1909    
FB0347 The repair of farm equipment 1909    
FB0348 Bacteria in milk 1909    
FB0349 The dairy industry in the South 1909    
FB0350 The dehorning of cattle 1909    
FB0351 The tuberculin test of cattle for tuberculosis 1909    
FB0352 The Nevada mouse plague of 1907-08 1909    
FB0353 Experiment station work 1909    
FB0354 Onion Culture 1909 April Issued this date.
FB0354 Onion Culture 1935 March Issued April 26, 1909, slightly revised April, 1930.
FB0355 A successful poultry and dairy farm 1909    
FB0356 Peanuts 1909    
FB0357 Methods of poultry management at the Maine Agricultural Experiment Station 1909    
FB0358 A primer of forestry: part ii: practical forestry 1915    
FB0359 Canning vegetables in the home 1909    
FB0360 Experiment station work - LI 1909    
FB0361 Meadow fescue: its culture and uses 1909    
FB0362 Conditions affecting the value of market hay 1909    
FB0363 The use of milk as food 1915    
FB0364 A profitable cotton farm 1909    
FB0365 Farm management in northern potato-growing sections 1909    
FB0366 Experiment station work - LII 1910    
FB0367 Lightning and lightning conductors 1909    
FB0368 The eradication of bindweed,  or wild morning-glory 1909    
FB0369 How to destroy rats 1909    
FB0370 Replanning a farm for profit 1909    
FB0371 Drainage of irrigated lands 1909    
FB0372 Soy beans 1909    
FB0373 Irrigation of alfalfa 1909    
FB0374 Experiment station work - LIII 1909    
FB0375 Care of food in the home 1909    
FB0376 Game laws for 1909: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipment, sale, limits, and licenses 1909    
FB0377 Harmfulness of headache mixtures 1909    
FB0378 Methods of exterminating the Texas-fever tick 1909    
FB0379 Hog cholera 1909    
FB0380 The Loco-weed Disease 1909    
FB0381 Experiment station work - LIV 1909    
FB0382 The adulteration of forage-plant seeds 1909    
FB0383 How to destroy English sparrows 1910    
FB0384 Experiment station work - LV 1910    
FB0385 Boys' and girls' agricultural clubs 1910    
FB0386 Potato culture on irrigated farms of the West 1910    
FB0387 The preservative treatment of farm timbers 1910    
FB0388 Experiment station work - LVI 1910    
FB0389 Bread and bread making 1910 April  
FB0390 Pheasant raising in the United States 1910    
FB0391 Economical use of meat in the home 1910 April  
FB0392 Irrigation of sugar beets 1910    
FB0393 Habit-forming agents: their indiscriminate sale and use a menace to the public welfare 1910    
FB0394 The use of windmills in irrigation in the semiarid West 1910    
FB0395 Sixty-day and Kerson oats 1910    
FB0396 The muskrat 1910    
FB0397 Bees 1910    
FB0398 Farm practice in the use of commercial fertilizers in the South Atlantic states 1910    
FB0399 Irrigation of grain 1910    
FB0400 A more profitable corn-planting method 1910    
FB0401 The protection of orchards in the Pacific Northwest from spring frosts by means of fires and smudges 1910    
FB0402 Canada bluegrass: its culture and uses 1910    
FB0403 The construction of concrete fence posts 1910    
FB0404 Irrigation of orchards 1910    
FB0405 Experiment station work - LVII 1910    
FB0406 Soil conservation 1910    
FB0407 The potato as a truck crop 1910    
FB0408 School exercises in plant production 1910    
FB0409 School lessons on corn 1910    
FB0410 Potato culls as a source of industrial alcohol: with a general discussion of the availability of other wastes 1910    
FB0411 Feeding hogs in the South 1917    
FB0412 Experiment station work - LVIII 1910    
FB0413 The care of milk and its use in the home 1910    
FB0414 Corn cultivation 1926    
FB0415 Seed corn 1917    
FB0416 The production of cigar-leaf tobacco in Pennsylvania 1910    
FB0417 Rice culture 1910    
FB0418 Game laws for 1910: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipments, sale, and licenses 1910    
FB0419 Experiment station work - LIX 1910    
FB0420 Oats: distribution and uses 1910    
FB0421 The control of blowing soils 1910    
FB0422 Demonstration work on southern farms 1910    
FB0423 Forest nurseries for schools 1910    
FB0424 Oats: growing the crop 1910    
FB0425 Experiment station work - LX 1910    
FB0426 Canning peaches on the farm 1917    
FB0427 Barley culture in the southern states 1910    
FB0428 Testing farm seeds in the home and in the rural school 1933    
FB0429 Industrial alcohol: sources and manufacture 1911    
FB0430 Experiment station work - LXI 1911    
FB0431 The peanut 1911    
FB0432 How a city family managed a farm 1911    
FB0433 Cabbage 1928    
FB0434 The home production of onion seed and sets 1936    
FB0435 Experiment station work - LXII 1911    
FB0436 Winter oats for the South 1917    
FB0437 A system of tenant farming and its results 1911    
FB0438 Hog houses 1911    
FB0439 Anthrax: with special reference to its suppression 1911    
FB0440 Spraying peaches for the control of brown-rot, scab, and curculio 1918    
FB0441 Lespedeza, or Japan clover 1911    
FB0442 The treatment of bee diseases 1911    
FB0443 Barley: growing the crop 1911    
FB0444 Remedies and preventives against mosquitoes 1923    
FB0445 Marketing eggs through the creamery 1911    
FB0446 The Choice of Crops for Alkali Lands 1924 June  
FB0447 Bees 1924    
FB0448 Better grain-sorghum crops 1911    
FB0449 Rabies or hydrophobia 1923    
FB0450 Some facts about malaria 1932    
FB0451 Experiment station work - LXIII 1911    
FB0452 Capons and caponizing 1911 May Issued May. 1911 as FB452. Revised December, 1917 and published as FB 849.  Revised this issue.
FB0453 Danger of general spread of the gipsy and brown-tail moths through imported nursery stock 1911    
FB0454 A successful New York farm 1911    
FB0455 Red clover 1911    
FB0456 Our grosbeaks and their value to agriculture 1911    
FB0457 Experiment station work - LXIV 1911    
FB0458 The best two sweet sorghums for forage 1911    
FB0459 House flies 1911    
FB0460 Frames as a factor in truck growing 1911    
FB0461 Use of concrete on the farm 1911    
FB0462 The utilization of logged-off land for pasture in western Oregon and western Washington 1911    
FB0463 The sanitary privy 1911    
FB0464 The eradication of quack-grass 1911    
FB0465 Experiment station work - LXV 1911    
FB0466 Winter emmer 1911    
FB0467 The control of the chestnut bark disease 1911    
FB0468 Forestry in nature study 1912    
FB0469 Experiment station work - LXVI 1911    
FB0470 Game laws for 1911: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipments, sale and licenses 1911    
FB0471 Grape propagation, pruning, and training 1932    
FB0472 Systems of farming in central New Jersey 1911    
FB0473 Tuberculosis: a plain statement of facts regarding the disease, prepared especially for farmers and others interested in live stock 1911    
FB0474 Use of paint on the farm 1917    
FB0475 Ice houses 1911    
FB0476 The dying of pines in the southern states: cause, extent, and remedy 1911    
FB0477 Sorghum-syrup manufacture 1918    
FB0478 How to prevent typhoid fever 1911    
FB0479 Experiment station work - LXVII 1912    
FB0480 Practical method of disinfecting stables 1917    
FB0481 Concrete construction on the livestock farm 1922    
FB0482 The pear and how to grow it 1923    
FB0483 The thornless prickly pears 1912    
FB0484 Some common mammals of western Montana in relation to agriculture and spotted fever 1912    
FB0485 Sweet clover 1912    
FB0486 Experiment station work - LXVIII 1912    
FB0487 Cheese and its economical uses in the diet 1912    
FB0488 Diseases of cabbage and related crops and their control 1912    
FB0489 Two dangerous imported plant diseases 1912    
FB0490 Bacteria in milk 1912    
FB0491 The profitable management of the small apple orchard on the general farm 1912    
FB0492 The more important insect and fungous enemies of the fruit and foliage of the apple 1912    
FB0493 The English sparrow as a pest 1917    
FB0494 Lawn soils and lawns 1917    
FB0495 Alfalfa seed production 1912    
FB0496 Raising Belgian hares and other rabbits 1917    
FB0497 Some Common Game, Aquatic and Rapacious Birds in Relation to Man 1924 March Issued May 6, 1912.  Revised this issue.
FB0498 Methods of exterminating the Texas-fever tick 1916    
FB0499 Experiment station work - LXIX 1912    
FB0500 The control of the boll weevil 1912    
FB0501 Cotton improvement under weevil conditions 1924    
FB0502 Timothy production on irrigated land in the northwestern states 1912    
FB0503 Comb honey 1912    
FB0504 Experiment station work - LXX 1912    
FB0505 Benefits of improved roads 1917    
FB0506 Food of some well-known birds of forest, farm, and garden 1922    
FB0507 The smuts of wheat, oats, barley and corn 1912    
FB0508 Market hay 1912    
FB0509 Forage crops for the cotton region 1916    
FB0510 Game laws for 1912: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, shipments, sale, and licenses 1912    
FB0511 Farm Bookkeeping 1920 June Issued October, 1912.  Revised this issue.
FB0512 The boll weevil problem: with special reference to means of reducing damage 1912    
FB0513 Fifty common birds of farm and orchard 1913    
FB0514 Experiment station work - LXXI 1912    
FB0515 Vetches 1928    
FB0516 The production of maple sirup and sugar 1912    
FB0517 Experiment station work - LXXII 1912    
FB0518 Winter barley 1912    
FB0519 An example of intensive farming in the cotton belt 1913    
FB0520 The storage and marketing of sweet potatoes 1912    
FB0521 Canning tomatoes at home and in club work: i. Canned tomatoes, catchup, chow-chow, etc. 1913    
FB0522 Experiment station work - LXXIII 1913    
FB0523 Tobacco curing 1928 July  
FB0523 Tobacco curing 1937 December  
FB0524 Tile drainage on the farm 1917    
FB0525 Raising guinea pigs 1921    
FB0526 Mutton and its value in the diet 1913    
FB0527 Experiment station work - LXXIV 1913    
FB0528 Hints to poultry raisers 1921    
FB0529 Vetch growing in the South Atlantic states 1913    
FB0530 Important poultry diseases 1913    
FB0531  Larkspur, or 'poison weed'  1913   Superseded by FB 988.
FB0532 Experiment station work - LXXV 1913    
FB0533 Good seed potatoes and how to produce them 1915   Superseded by FB 1332.
FB0534 Durum wheat 1913    
FB0535 Sugar and its value as food 1913    
FB0536 Stock poisoning due to scarcity of food 1913    
FB0537 How to grow an acre of corn 1913    
FB0538 Sites, soils, and varieties for citrus groves in the Gulf States 1913    
FB0539 Propagation of citrus trees in the Gulf States 1913    
FB0540 The stable fly 1913    
FB0541 Farm butter making 1913    
FB0542 Culture, fertilization, and frost protection of citrus groves in the Gulf States 1913    
FB0543 Common white grubs 1913    
FB0544 Potato-Tuber Diseases 1913   Superseded by FB 1367
FB0545 Controlling Canada thistles 1913    
FB0546 How to manage a corn crop in Kentucky and West Virginia 1913    
FB0547 The yellow-fever mosquito 1913    
FB0548 Storing and marketing sweet potatoes 1913    
FB0549 Experiment station work - LXXVI 1913    
FB0550 Crimson clover: growing the crop 1913    
FB0551 The cultivation of American ginseng 1913    
FB0552 Kafir as a grain crop 1913    
FB0553 Pop corn for the home 1920    
FB0554 Pop corn for the market 1920    
FB0555 Cotton anthracnose and how to control it 1913    
FB0556 The making and feeding of silage 1913    
FB0557 The potato-tuber moth 1913    
FB0558 Agricultural outlook [September 11, 1913] 1913    
FB0559 Use of corn, kafir, and cowpeas in the home 1913    
FB0560 Agricultural outlook [October 11, 1913] 1913    
FB0561 Bean growing in eastern Washington and Oregon, and northern Idaho 1913    
FB0562 The organization of boys' and girls' poultry clubs 1913    
FB0563 Agricultural outlook  [November 11, 1913] 1913    
FB0564 The gipsy moth and the brown-tail moth, with suggestions for their control 1914    
FB0565 Corn meal as a food and ways of using it 1914    
FB0566 Boys' pig clubs: with special reference to their organization in the South 1913    
FB0567 Sugar-beet growing under irrigation 1924    
FB0568 Sugar-beet growing under irrigation 1929    
FB0569 Texas or tick fever 1928    
FB0570 The agricultural outlook [December 27, 1913] 1913    
FB0571 Tobacco Culture (PDF Format) 1931 November Scanned and online.
FB0572 A system of farm cost accounting 1924    
FB0573 The Angora Goat 1914   Superseded by FB1203.
FB0574 Poultry house construction 1914    
FB0575 The agricultural outlook [February 7, 1914] 1914    
FB0576 Breeds of Sheep for the Farm 1937 October Issued May 2, 1914.  Slightly revised this issue.
FB0576 Breeds of Sheep for the Farm 1940 Sep Issued May 2, 1914.  Slightly revised this issue.
FB0577 Growing Egyptian cotton in the Salt River Valley, Arizona 1914    
FB0578 The making and feeding of silage 1941    
FB0579 Crimson clover: utilization 1914    
FB0580 Beef production in the South 1914    
FB0581 The agricultural outlook [March 18, 1914] 1914    
FB0582 Uses for chestnut timber killed by the bark disease 1914    
FB0583 The common mole of Eastern United States 1917    
FB0584 The agricultural outlook [March 23, 1914] 1914    
FB0585 Natural and artificial incubation of hens' eggs 1914    
FB0586 Collection and preservation of plant material for use in the study of agriculture 1929    
FB0587 Economic value of North American skunks 1923    
FB0588 Economical cattle feeding in the corn belt 1914    
FB0589 Homemade silos 1914    
FB0590 The agricultural outlook [April 23, 1914] 1914    
FB0591 The classification and grading of cotton 1914    
FB0592 Stock-watering places on western grazing lands 1914    
FB0593 How to use farm credit 1914    
FB0594 Shipping eggs by parcel post 1914    
FB0595 Arsenate of lead as an insecticide against the tobacco hornworms in the dark-tobacco district 1914    
FB0596 The culture of winter wheat in the Eastern United States 1914    
FB0597 The road drag and how it is used 1914    
FB0598 The agricultural outlook [May 22, 1914] 1914    
FB0599 Pasture and grain crops for hogs in the Pacific Northwest 1914    
FB0600 An outfit for boring taprooted stumps for blasting 1914    
FB0601 A new system of cotton culture and its application 1914    
FB0602 Production of clean milk 1932    
FB0603 Arsenical cattle dips: methods of preparation and direction for use 1914    
FB0604 The agricultural outlook [June 23, 1914] 1914    
FB0605 Sudan grass as a forage crop 1914    
FB0606 Collection and preservation of insects and other material for use in the study of agriculture 1917    
FB0607 The farm kitchen as a workshop 1921   Superseded by FB 1513.
FB0608 Removal of garlic flavor from milk and cream 1914    
FB0609 Bird houses and how to build them 1923   Superseded by 1456.
FB0610 Wild onion: methods of eradication 1918    
FB0611 The agricultural outlook [July 21, 1914] 1914    
FB0612 Breeds of beef cattle 1930    
FB0613 Goldenseal Under Cultivation 1936 June  
FB0614 A corn-belt farming system which saves harvest labor by hogging down crops 1917    
FB0615 The agricultural outlook [August 22, 1914] 1914    
FB0616 Winter-wheat varieties for the Eastern United States 1914    
FB0617 School lessons on corn 1914    
FB0618 Leaf-spot: a disease of the sugar beet 1922    
FB0619 Breeds of draft horses 1954    
FB0620 The agricultural outlook [September 1, 1914] 1914    
FB0621 How to attract birds in Northeastern United States 1922 April Issued December 14, 1914.  Revised June, 917. Second Revision November, 1921. Reprint this issue.
FB0622 Basket willow culture 1914    
FB0623 Ice houses and the use of ice on the dairy farm 1915    
FB0624 Natural and artificial brooding of chickens 1921    
FB0625 Cotton wilt and root-knot 1917    
FB0626 The carpet beetle or 'buffalo moth'  1914    
FB0627 The house centipede 1914    
FB0628 Game laws for 1914: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, export, sale, limits, and licenses 1914    
FB0629 The agricultural outlook [October 1, 1914] 1914    
FB0630 Some Common Birds Useful to the Farmer 1926 April  
FB0631 Growing peaches: sites, propagation, planting, tillage, and maintenance of soil fertility 1915   Revised and combined with 632 as FB 917.
FB0632 Growing peaches: pruning, renewal of tops, thinning, interplanted crops, and special practices 1915   Revised and combined with 632 as FB 917.
FB0633 Growing peaches: varieties and classification 1914 December Revised as Bulletin 918, January, 1918.
FB0634 The larger corn stalk-borer 1914    
FB0635 What the farm contributes directly to the farmer's living 1914    
FB0636 The chalcis-fly in alfalfa seed 1914 December 31  
FB0637 The grasshopper problem and alfalfa culture 1915    
FB0638 Laboratory exercises in farm mechanics for agricultural high schools 1915    
FB0639 Eradication of the cattle tick necessary for profitable dairying 1914    
FB0640 The Hessian fly 1915    
FB0641 The agricultural outlook. [November 23, 1914] 1914    
FB0642 Tomato growing in the South 1915    
FB0643 Blackberry culture 1915    
FB0644 Manufacture and use of unfermented grape juice 1915    
FB0645 The agricultural outlook. [December 31, 1914] 1914    
FB0646 Crimson clover: seed production 1915    
FB0647 The home garden in the South 1915    
FB0648 The control of root-knot 1915    
FB0649 Alfalfa attacked by the clover root circulio 1915    
FB0650 San Jose scale and its control 1919    
FB0651 The agricultural outlook. [February 6, 1914] 1915    
FB0652 The sheep-killing dog 1915    
FB0653 Honey and its uses in the home 1922    
FB0654 How farmers may improve their personal credit 1915    
FB0655 Cottonseed meal for feeding beef cattle 1915    
FB0656 The community egg circle 1915    
FB0657 The chinch bug 1915    
FB0658 Cockroaches 1928    
FB0659 The true clothes moths 1915    
FB0660 Weeds: How to Control Them 1931 June Issued May 12, 1915.  Revised this issue.
FB0661 A method of analyzing the farm business 1915    
FB0662 The apple-tree tent caterpillar 1915    
FB0663 Drug plants under cultivation 1935    
FB0664 Strawberry growing in the South 1915    
FB0665 The agricultural outlook. [March 20, 1915] 1915    
FB0666 Foot-and-mouth disease 1952    
FB0667 Breaking and training colts 1915    
FB0668 The squash-vine borer 1915    
FB0669 Fiber flax 1925    
FB0670 Field mice as farm and orchard pests 1918    
FB0671 Harvest mites, or 'chiggers'  1915    
FB0672 The agricultural outlook. [April 23, 1915] 1915    
FB0673 Irrigation practice in rice growing 1915    
FB0674 Control of the citrus thrips in California and Arizona 1915    
FB0675 The Roundheaded Apple-tree borer 1919 August Issued July 6, 1915. Revised this issue.
FB0676 Hard clover seed and its treatment in hulling 1915    
FB0677 Growing hay in the South for market 1915    
FB0678 Growing hard spring wheat 1915    
FB0679 House flies 1915    
FB0680 Varieties of hard spring wheat 1915    
FB0681 The silverfish: an injurious household insect 1915    
FB0682 A simple trap nest for poultry 1919    
FB0683 Fleas as pests to man and animals, with suggestions for their control 1915    
FB0684 Squab Raising 1933 November Issued September, 1915.  Revised this issue.
FB0684 Squab Raising 1933 November Issued September, 1915.  Revised this issue.
FB0685 The Native Persimmon 1935 August  
FB0686 Uses of sorghum grain 1915    
FB0687 Eradication of ferns from pasture lands in the Eastern United States 1936    
FB0688 The culture of rice in California 1915    
FB0689 A plan for a small dairy house 1915    
FB0690 The field pea as a forage crop 1926    
FB0691 Grasshoppers and their control on sugar beets and truck crops 1933    
FB0692 Game laws for 1915 1915    
FB0693 Bur clover 1915    
FB0694 The cultivation of peppermint and spearmint 1915    
FB0695 Outdoor wintering of bees 1915    
FB0696 Handling and shipping citrus fruits in the Gulf States 1915    
FB0697 Duck Raising 1933 May Issued December, 1915.  Revised this issue.
FB0698 Trenching machinery used for the construction of trenches for tile drains 1915    
FB0699 Hydrocyanic-acid gas against household insects 1916    
FB0700 Pecan culture: with special reference to propagation and varieties 1922    
FB0701 The bagworm: an injurious shade-tree insect 1916    
FB0702 Cottontail rabbits in relation to trees and farm crops 1929    
FB0703 Suggestions for parcel post marketing 1916    
FB0704 Grain farming in the corn belt with live stock as a side line 1916 January  
FB0705 The catalpa sphinx 1916    
FB0706 Laws relating to fur-bearing animals, 1915: a summary of laws in the United States and Canada relating to trapping, protection, propagation, and bounties 1916    
FB0707 The commercial grading, packing and shipping of cantaloupes 1918    
FB0708 The leopard moth: a dangerous imported insect enemy of shade trees 1916    
FB0709 Muscadine grapes 1916    
FB0710 Bridge grafting of fruit trees 1916    
FB0711 The care and improvement of the wood lot 1916    
FB0712 School lunches 1924    
FB0713 Sheep scab 1952    
FB0714 Sweet-potato diseases 1917    
FB0715 Measuring and marketing woodlot products 1916    
FB0716 Management of sandy-land farms in northern Indiana and southern Michigan 1916    
FB0717 Food for Young Children 1922 February Issued March 4, 1916.  Superseded by FB 1674.
FB0718 Cooperative live stock shipping associations 1916    
FB0719 An economic study of the farm tractor in the corn belt 1916    
FB0720 Prevention of losses of live stock from plant poisoning 1916    
FB0721 The rose-chafer: a destructive garden and vineyard pest 1916    
FB0722 The leaf blister mite of pear and apple 1916    
FB0723 The oyster-shell seale and the scurfy scale 1916    
FB0724 Feeding grain sorghums to live stock 1922    
FB0725 Wireworms destructive to cereal and forage crops 1916    
FB0726 Natal grass: a southern perennial hay crop 1916    
FB0727 Growing fruit for home use in the Great Plains area 1937    
FB0728 Dewberry culture 1916    
FB0729 Corn culture in the southeastern states 1916    
FB0730 Button clover 1916    
FB0731 The true army worm and its control 1916    
FB0732 Marquis wheat 1916    
FB0733 The corn and cotton wireworm in its relation to cereal and forage crops, with control measures 1916    
FB0734 Flytraps and their operation 1939    
FB0735 The red spider on cotton and how to control it 1916    
FB0736 Ginseng diseases and their control 1930    
FB0737 The clover leafhopper and its control in the central states 1916    
FB0738 Cereal crops in the panhandle of Texas 1916    
FB0739 Cutworms and Their Control in Corn and Other Cereal Crops 1936 October Issued June, 1916.  Revised May, 1920.
FB0740 House ants: kinds and methods of control 1916    
FB0741 The alfalfa weevil and methods of controlling it 1916    
FB0742 The white-pine blister rust 1916    
FB0743 The feeding of dairy cows 1924    
FB0744 The preservative treatment of farm timbers 1928    
FB0745 Waste land and wasted land on farms 1916    
FB0746 The farmer's income 1916    
FB0747 Grasshopper control in relation to cereal and forage crop 1922    
FB0748 A simple steam sterilizer for farm dairy utensils 1919    
FB0749 Grains for the Montana dry lands 1916    
FB0750 Roses for the Home 1932 December Issued September, 1916. Revised this issue.
FB0751 Peanut oil 1916    
FB0752 The fall armyworm or grass worm and its control 1936    
FB0753 Commercial handling, grading, and marketing of potatoes 1916    
FB0754 The bedbug 1916    
FB0755 Common birds of Southeastern United States in relation to agriculture 1927    
FB0756 Culture of rye in the eastern half of the United States 1916    
FB0757 Commercial varieties of alfalfa 1920    
FB0758 Muscadine grape sirup 1916    
FB0759  'White ants' as pests in the United States and methods of preventing their damage 1916    
FB0760 How to attract birds in Northwestern United States 1924    
FB0761 Management of muck-land farms in northern Indiana and southern Michigan 1916    
FB0762 The false chinch bug and measures for controlling it 1916    
FB0763 Orchard barkbeetles and pinhole borers, and how to control them 1918    
FB0764 Cotton ginning information for farmers 1916    
FB0765 Breeds of swine 1917    
FB0766 The common cabbage worm 1916 November Issued this date.
FB0766 The common cabbage worm 1917 April Issued November 20, 1916.  Reprinted with corrections this issue.
FB0767 Goose raising 1960    
FB0768 Dwarf broom corns 1917    
FB0769 Growing grain on southern Idaho dry farms 1916    
FB0770 Canaries: their care and management 1916    
FB0771 Homemade fireless cookers and their use 1919    
FB0772 Control of the sugar-beet nematode 1916    
FB0773 Corn growing under droughty conditions 1917 June December 1916.  Reprinted this issue.
FB0774 Game laws for 1916: a summary of the provisions relating to seasons, export, sale, limits, and licenses 1916    
FB0775 Losses from selling cotton in the seed 1926    
FB0776 Growing cherries east of the Rocky Mountains 1923 November Issued December, 1916. Revised this issue.
FB0777 Feeding and management of dairy calves and young dairy stock 1917    
FB0778 Powder-post damage by lyctus beetles to seasoned hardwood 1917    
FB0779 How to select a sound horse 1949    
FB0780 Castration of young pigs 1916    
FB0781 Tuberculosis of hogs 1938    
FB0782 The use of a diary for farm accounts 1922 March Issued January, 1917.  Reprinted this issue.
FB0782 The use of a diary for farm accounts 1922 March Issued January, 1917.  Reprinted this issue.
FB0783 Laws relating to fur-bearing animals, 1916: a summary of laws in the United States and Canada relating to trapping, protection, propagation, and bounties 1916    
FB0784 Anthrax or charbon 1931    
FB0785 Seed-flax production 1917    
FB0786 Fall-sown grains in Maryland and Virginia 1927    
FB0787 Sea island cotton 1916    
FB0788 The windbreak as a farm asset 1917    
FB0789 Mushroom pests and how to control them 1925    
FB0790 Contagious abortion of cattle 1917    
FB0791 Turkey raising 1917    
FB0792 How the federal farm loan act benefits the farmer 1917    
FB0793 Foxtail millet: its culture and utilization in the United States 1924    
FB0794 Citrus fruit improvement: how to secure and use tree-performance records 1928    
FB0795 The domesticated silver fox 1917    
FB0796 Some common edible and poisonous mushrooms 1922    
FB0797 Sweet clover: growing the crop 1922 January Issued April, 1917.  Reprint this issue.
FB0798 The sheep tick and its eradication by dipping 1948    
FB0799 Carbon disulfide as an insecticide 1924    
FB0800 Grains for the dry lands of central Oregon 1919    
FB0801 Mites and Lice on Poultry 1939 July Issued May, 1917.  Revised August, 1931.  Slightly revised this issue.
FB0802 Classification of American upland cotton 1917    
FB0803 Horse-breeding suggestions for farmers 1949    
FB0804 Aphids injurious to orchard fruits, currant, gooseberry and grape 1917    
FB0805 Drainage on irrigated farms 1937    
FB0806 Standard varieties of chickens: i. The American class 1917    
FB0807 Bread and bread making in the home 1917    
FB0808 How to select foods: i. What the body needs 1922    
FB0809 Marketing live stock in the South: suggestions for improvement 1917    
FB0810 Equipment for farm sheep raising 1940    
FB0811 The production of baby beef 1917    
FB0812 How live stock is handled in the bluegrass region of Kentucky 1917    
FB0813 Construction and use of farm weirs 1924    
FB0814 Bermuda grass 1922    
FB0815 Organization, financing, and administration of drainage districts 1927    
FB0816 Minor articles of farm equipment 1917    
FB0817 How to select foods: ii. Cereal foods 1922    
FB0818 The small vegetable garden: suggestions for utilizing limited areas 1917    
FB0819 The tobacco budworm and its control in the southern tobacco districts 1923    
FB0820 Sweet clover: utilization 1917    
FB0821 Watermelon diseases 1917    
FB0822 Live-stock classifications at county fairs 1917    
FB0823 Sugar-beet sirup 1917    
FB0824 How to select foods: iii. Foods rich in protein 1917    
FB0825 Pit silos 1930    
FB0826 Eradicating tall larkspur on cattle ranges in the national forest 1917    
FB0827 Shallu, or "Egyptian wheat": a late-maturing variety of sorghum 1921    
FB0828 Farm reservoirs 1917    
FB0829 Asparagus 1927    
FB0830 Marketing eggs by parcel post 1917    
FB0831 The red spider on cotton and how to control it 1939    
FB0832 Trapping moles and utilizing their skins: with especial reference to the Pacific coast states 1917    
FB0833 Methods of controlling or eradicating the wild oat in the hard spring-wheat area 1917    
FB0834 Hog cholera 1953    
FB0835 How to detect outbreaks of insects and save the grain crops 1922 April Issued June, 1917. Revised August, 1920. Reprint this issue.
FB0835 How to detect outbreaks of insects and save the grain crops 1922 April Issued June, 1917. Revised August, 1920. Reprint this issue.
FB0836 Sweet clover: harvesting and thrashing the seed crop 1917    
FB0837 The asparagus beetles and their control 1917    
FB0838 Harvesting hay with the sweep-rake: a means by which eastern hay-growers may save labor 1917    
FB0839 Home canning by the one-period cold-pack method: taught to canning club members in the northern and western states 1917    
FB0840 Farm Sheep Raising for Beginners 1934 April Issued July, 1917.  Revised November, 1932.  Slightly revised this issue.
FB0841 Drying fruits and vegetables in the home: with recipes for cooking 1917    
FB0842 Modern methods of protection against lightning 1917    
FB0843 Important pecan insects and their control 1917    
FB0844 How to attract birds in the middle Atlantic states 1922    
FB0845 The gipsy moth and the brown-tail moth and their control 1917    
FB0846 The tobacco beetle and how to prevent damage by it 1917    
FB0847 Potato storage houses 1933    
FB0848 The boll-weevil problem: with special reference to means of reducing damage 1917    
FB0849 Capons and caponizing 1932 May Issued May. 1911 as FB452. Revised December, 1917 and published as FB 849.  Revised this issue.
FB0850 How to make cottage cheese on the farm 1917    
FB0851 The house fly 1917    
FB0852 Management of common storage houses for apples in the Pacific northwest 1917    
FB0853 Home canning of fruits and vegetables: as taught to canning club members in the southern states 1917    
FB0854 Strawberry culture in Tennessee, Kentucky, and West Virginia 1917    
FB0855 Homemade silos 1922    
FB0856 Control of diseases and insect enemies of the home vegetable garden 1917    
FB0857 Screw worms and other maggots affecting animals 1926    
FB0858 The guinea fowl 1917    
FB0859 Home uses for muscadine grapes 1917    
FB0860 Cranberry insect problems and suggestions for solving them 1917    
FB0861 Removal of stains from clothing and other textiles 1917    
FB0862 The common mealy bug and its control in California 1917    
FB0863 Irrigation of grain 1917    
FB0864 Practical information for beginners in irrigation 1932    
FB0865 Irrigation of alfalfa 1917    
FB0866 The use of windmills in irrigation in the semiarid West 1917    
FB0867 Tobacco hornworm insecticide: recommendations for use of powdered arsenate of lead in dark-tobacco district 1917    
FB0868 How to increase the potato crop by spraying 1920    
FB0869 The muskrat as fur bearer, with notes on its use as food 1923    
FB0870 The community fair 1917    
FB0871 Fresh vegetables and fruits as conservers of other staple foods 1921    
FB0872 The bollworm or corn earworm 1922    
FB0873 Utilization of farm wastes in feeding live stock 1917    
FB0874 Swine management 1917    
FB0875 The rough-headed corn stalk-beetle in the Southern states and its control 1933    
FB0876 Making butter on the farm 1930    
FB0877 Human food from an acre of staple farm products 1917    
FB0878 Grains for western North Dakota and South Dakota 1917    
FB0879 Home Storage of Vegetables 1939 April  
FB0880 Fumigation of ornamental greenhouse plants with hydrocyanic-acid gas 1917    
FB0881 Preservation of vegetables by fermentation and salting 1917    
FB0882 Irrigation of orchards 1923    
FB0883 Grains for the Utah dry lands 1917    
FB0884 Saving vegetable seeds for the home and market garden 1922    
FB0885 Wheat growing in the southeastern states 1931    
FB0886 Harvesting the soy-bean seed 1917    
FB0887 Raspberry Culture 1931 December Issued October, 1917.  Revised this issue.
FB0887 Raspberry Culture 1936 June Issued October, 1917.  Revised December, 1931. Slightly revised this issue.
FB0887 Raspberry Culture 1936 June Issued October, 1917.  Revised December, 1931. Slightly revised this issue.
FB0888 Advice to forest planters in the plains region 1917    
FB0889 Back-yard poultry keeping 1917    
FB0890 How insects affect the cotton plant and means of combating them 1924    
FB0891 The corn root aphid and methods of controlling it 1949    
FB0892 Spring oat production 1917