United States. Bureau of Plant Industry
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Kinks on wool carding and spinning

List of publications of the Office of Grass and Forage Plant Investigations and the Division of Agrostology

Directory of field activities of the Bureau of Plant Industry

Teosinte (Euchlaena mexicana)

Publications of the Bureau of Plant Industry

Protect white pine from blister rust ...

Land suitable for raising white pine can still be bought in New England for from $3 to $7 per acre

Grape species

Publications on maturity test for peas

Gooseberry pie versus white pine lumber

Miscellaneous papers

Classification of American Wheat Varieties

Planting of white pine stimulated by control of blister rust

Wilt-resistant Jackson cotton

The state and federal governments are cooperating in the control of the pine blister rust

Pine values aid farm values in the Northeastern States

Control of the white pine blister rust is practical and inexpensive ...

Memorandum relative to the organization and functions of the Committee on projects, etc

Control of decay in pulp and pulp wood

White pine can be protected from the blister rust

Large pines become the prey of the blister rust

Cereal disease field notebook

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"

Protect western white pine and sugar pine from blister rust

Seeds and plants imported during the period from October 1 to December 31, 1909

Model plan for a southern farm

Seeds and plants imported through the Section of Seed and Plant Introduction for distribution in cooperation with the Agricultural experiment stations

Seeds and plants imported during the period from December, 1905, to July, 1906

American beet-sugar industry in 1910 and 1911

Reaction of wheat varieties, selections, and hybrids to mosaic and mosaic-rosette

Barberry eradication in Nebraska

Put your worn-out pastures to work

Michigan Station shows profits in white pine

Federal expert explains local control of pine disease

Directions for planting bulbs

Seeds and plants imported during the period from December, 1903, to December, 1905

Seeds and plants imported during the period from July, 1906 to December 31, 1907

Div. of fruit and vegetable crops and diseases

Miscellaneous papers

New sugar-beet varieties for the curly-top area

Tourists and the pine blister rust

Delay in removal of currants and gooseberries, the host plants of the blister rust, may mean irreparable loss to the white pine wood lot

Natal grass

Protection of white pine from blister rust pays big dividends

Seeds and plants imported during the period from September, 1900, to December, 1903

Let the mother trees do the work

Miscellaneous papers

Directory of activities of the Bureau of Plant Industry

Canning club work and home demonstration work (for agents)

Progress of the barberry-eradication campaign in South Dakota, 1929