Yearbook of Agriculture 1943-1947 Part 6
by See Title Page,
part of the Agriculture Series


Table of Contents


Title
Publisher
Advances in Home Canning
Dried Foods in the Home
Dehydration and Storage
The Use of Home and Commercially Dehydrated Foods
Freezing Food at Home
Home Freezers and Freezing Equipment
Clothing That Works
Fabrics Without Mildew
Farm Machines
Simplifying Farm Work
Machines for Sweetpotatoes
Fertilizer Machines
Placing and Handling Lime
Cotton Ginning
Air War Against Pests
Spraying Concentrated DDT From an Airplane
Blowers for Insecticides
Machine-Made Forests
Equipment for Oil Crops
Sugar-Beet Machinery
Sugarcane Culture
Citrus at Its Best
Storing Grain in Small Bins
The Cold Storage of Apples
Shell-Cooled Potato Storage
Pests in Stored Products
Fumigants
Prefabrication on the Farm
Fungi in Forest Products
Plywood and Modified Woods
Paint and Surface Application of Fungicides
Houses Without Basements
Rodent Control
The Story of Red Squill
Development of Deterrents Against Mammals
Use of Color in Protecting Seed-Eating Birds
Regrassing the Range
Adaptability of Species
Methods of Planting
Costs and Benefits
Planning Farm Returns
Trends in Marketing
Packaging of Foods in Consumer-Sized Units
Transportation and Dehydration
Farm Science and Citizens
Machines
Land and Crops
Livestock
Total Output of Farm Products
Costs, Prices, and Returns to Farmers
Farms, Farmers, and Farm Workers
In Summary
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