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Preventing Cracks in New Wood Floors.

Describes methods for preventing cracks caused by moisture in hardwood floors.

Date: December 1952

Creator: Teesdale, L. V. (Laurence Victor) & Mathewson, J. S.

Item Type: Book

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Corn growers : would you deliberately throw away millions of dollars?

Explains how farmers can save money through orderly marketing by using the Commodity Credit Corporation price-support program.

Date: August 1952

Creator: United States. Department of Agriculture. Production and Marketing Administration.

Item Type: Book

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The soil that went to town.

Describes the problem of soil erosion and methods for its prevention, in an elementary story format.

Date: November 1952

Creator: Gee, C. W. (Chester Wilson), 1904-

Item Type: Book

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High-grade timothy and clover hay : methods of producing, baling, and loading for market.

Discusses the conditions necessary to produce high-quality hay. Includes suggestions for preparing hay for market.

Date: November 1952

Creator: Hosterman, W. H. (William Horace), 1896-

Item Type: Book

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Using electricity to water your garden.

Describes the installation and use of equipment for watering a home garden.

Date: 1952

Creator: Arnold, Earl L. (Earl Lee), 1907-

Item Type: Book

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Rice production in the southern states.

Describes the best climate, soils, and irrigation systems for producing rice successfully in the southern United States.

Date: July 1952

Creator: Jones, Jenkin W. (Jenkin William), 1888-; Dockins, J. O.; Walker, R. K. (Rufus K.) & Davis, W. C.

Item Type: Book

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Diseases of cultivated lupines in the Southeast.

Describes the characteristics of diseases that threaten lupines in the southeastern United States.

Date: October 1952

Creator: Weimer, J. L.

Item Type: Book

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Farm drainage.

Describes the benefits of having a drainage system, and methods for planning and executing a variety of such systems.

Date: October 1952

Creator: Jones, Lewis A.

Item Type: Book

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Diseases and parasites of minks.

A reference manual of mink diseases for the mink rancher. Does not encourage diagnosis or treatment without the advice of a veterinarian.

Date: November 1952

Creator: Gorham, J. R., 1922- & Griffiths, Henry Joseph, 1910-

Item Type: Book

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Control of the sugar beet nematode.

Presents information on the value of certain crops that are generally used in rotations; and discusses the life history, distribution, and host plants of the nematode, as well as how it spreads.

Date: December 1952

Creator: Thorne, Gerald, 1890-

Item Type: Book

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The 1952 cotton goal: 16 million bales from 28 million acres.

Discusses the need for large cotton crops in 1952 and requirements for achieving the highest possible yields. Includes an outlook for resources such as fertilizer, pesticides, defoliants, machinery, and manpower.

Date: February 1952

Creator: United States. Department of Agriculture.

Item Type: Book

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Turkey raising.

Describes methods of turkey farming for both small and large scale production.

Date: May 1952

Creator: Marsden, Stanley J., b. 1897

Item Type: Book

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Reseeding to increase the yield of Montana range lands.

A guide to reseeding and restoring range lands for the use of ranchers in Montana and other western ranges, for the purpose of increasing forage and livestock production.

Date: May 1952

Creator: Short, L. R. (Laurence Rutherford), 1907- & Woolfolk, E. J. (Edwin Joseph), 1907-

Item Type: Book

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Soybeans for Feed, Food, and Industrial Products.

Describes the versatility of the soybean as a crop, including its use for pasturage, animal feed, hay and straw, soil improvement, industrial purposes, as oil, as fertilizer or insecticide, as a honey crop, and for human food products. Includes instructions for growing and processing soybeans. Also includes instructions for preparing soy milk and soy curd (tofu).

Date: February 1952

Creator: Morse, W. J. (William Joseph), b. 1884 & Cartter, J. L. (Jackson Leaphart), 1902-

Item Type: Book

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Electric brooding saves pigs, saves lambs, saves feed.

Describes practical uses of electrical heat and light for the care of pigs, lambs, and other livestock.

Date: 1952

Creator: Teare, D. W.

Item Type: Book

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Control of potato insects.

Discusses various insect pests of the Irish potato and how to recognize them. Provides instructions for preparing and applying insecticides.

Date: July 1952

Creator: Dudley, J. E.; Landis, B. J. (Birely J.), 1904- & Shands, Wayland Arthur, 1905-

Item Type: Book

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Wood Chips for the Land.

Describes how farmers and ranchers can use wood chips to prevent soil erosion, as bedding for livestock, and as a way to make soil richer for producing crops.

Date: June 1952

Creator: McIntyre, Arthur Clifton, 1894-

Item Type: Book

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Your Soil, Crumbly or Cloddy?

Describes the importance of good soil tilth and methods for improving soil.

Date: August 1952

Creator: O'Neal, A. M. (Alfred Moore), b. 1881 & Klingebiel, A. A.

Item Type: Book

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Drying Shelled Corn and Small Grain With Heated Air.

Describes how to dry grain and corn with heated air, the equipment needed, and how to construct drying bins.

Date: September 1952

Creator: United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering. Division of Farm Buildings and Rural Housing.

Item Type: Book

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Drying Ear Corn With Heated Air.

Provides a comparison of drying corn with heated air versus unheated air, the equipment and construction necessary to dry ear corn with heated air, and the benefits of drying corn with this method.

Date: September 1952

Creator: United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering. Division of Farm Buildings and Rural Housing.

Item Type: Book

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Drying Ear Corn With Unheated Air.

Provides a comparison of drying corn with heated air versus unheated air, the equipment and construction necessary to dry ear corn with unheated air, and the benefits of drying corn with this method.

Date: September 1952

Creator: United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering. Division of Farm Buildings and Rural Housing.

Item Type: Book

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For higher production : soil and water conservation.

Describes how to conserve water and soil on a farm or ranch in order to maintain higher production of crops and livestock.

Date: September 1952

Creator: United States. Department of Agriculture.

Item Type: Book

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From the dust of the earth.

Describes how the things people enjoy in everyday life come from the soil, either directly or indirectly, and the value of participating in soil conservation.

Date: March 1952

Creator: Lathrop, William H., 1900-

Item Type: Book

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Leather Shoes: Selection and Care.

Describes the different types and uses of leathers typically used in shoes. Provides advice for selecting and caring for shoes.

Date: August 1952

Creator: Rogers, J. S. (Jerome Stanley), b. 1884 & Clark, I. D. (Ira Doup), 1890-

Item Type: Book

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Preventing Cracks in New Wood Floors.

Corn growers : would you deliberately throw away millions of dollars?

The soil that went to town.

High-grade timothy and clover hay : methods of producing, baling, and loading for market.

Using electricity to water your garden.

Rice production in the southern states.

Diseases of cultivated lupines in the Southeast.

Farm drainage.

Diseases and parasites of minks.

Control of the sugar beet nematode.

The 1952 cotton goal: 16 million bales from 28 million acres.

Turkey raising.

Reseeding to increase the yield of Montana range lands.

Soybeans for Feed, Food, and Industrial Products.

Electric brooding saves pigs, saves lambs, saves feed.

Control of potato insects.

Wood Chips for the Land.

Your Soil, Crumbly or Cloddy?

Drying Shelled Corn and Small Grain With Heated Air.

Drying Ear Corn With Heated Air.

Drying Ear Corn With Unheated Air.

For higher production : soil and water conservation.

From the dust of the earth.

Leather Shoes: Selection and Care.