List of Publications for the Use of School Home Garden Teachers

1. Sebool Home-Garden Circular 11. (March, 1916.)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF EDUCATION '
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS FOK THE USE OF SCHOOL
HOME-GARDEN TEACHP/RS.
The plan of the Bureau of Education for home gardening under the direction
of the public schools contemplates the training of children In the making of
intensive and practical home gardens. 'Teachers who are engaged in this
work are constantly requesting publications containing informat ion which Will
help them to answer questions growing out of the home-garden teaching. The
following list of publications has been compiled to meet this need.
The differing demands of the various sections of the country have necessitated
the listing of a large number of publications. A teacher should request only
a few bulletins at a time, and select carefully those adapted to the locality and
work to be done. A few bulletins thoroughly studied are much more valuable
than a large file unused.
Because of the demand for State experiment station bulletins, the supply
of some publications is often quickly exhausted. Many State experiment sta-
tions do not repuhlish bulletins, hence some listed below may be already out
of print.
In requesting publications of the Department of Agriculture <in.l State experi-
ment stations, both the name and number of bulletins and circulars should be
given.
Requests for United States Department of Agriculture publications should
be made to:
The Division of Publication*)
United States Department of Agriculture,
Washington, l). C.
FARMERS' BULLETINS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE.
44. Commercial' Fertilizers, Compo-
sition and Use.
61. Asparagus Culture.
77. Liming of Soils.
121. Beans, Peas, and Other Legumes
as Food.
134. Tree Planting on Rural School
Grounds.
138. Irrigation in Field and Garden.
140. Pineapple Growing.
154. Home Fruit Garden—Prepara-
tion and Care.
157. Propagation of Plants.
185. Beautifying the Home Grounds.
195. Annual Flowering Plants.
•198. Strawberries.
203. Canned Fruit, Preserves, and
Jellies—Household Methods of
Preparation.
213. Raspberries.
218. The School Garden.
•220. Tomatoes.
231. Spraying for Cucumber and
Melon Diseases.
•232. Okra—Its Culture and Uses.
•254. Cucumbers.
•255. Home Vegetable Garden.
*2~>0. Preparation of Vegetables for
the Table.
257. Soil Fertility.
* Ofspecial value to home-garden teachers.
25092°—16

2. 266_ ManugeUieut of sons to conserve
r.Ioil$!;l.Il·e,with S~inl Refer-
ence to Sewlllrl(! coruuuoce ..
278. Leguminous CI"(Jp8 for Gl·een
Mnllurlng.
-282. Celery.
-zss. Beans.
295. r'omtoes nnd Other Root Crops
us Food.
298. Food verue of Oorn an/,l Corn
Products.
-824. Sweet Potatoes.
-854. Dillon Culture.
-800. Cunning Vegetables in the
Home.
385. Boys' uud Glrffl' Agricultural
Clubs.
406. Soli ccoseevenco.
407. Potato as Truck Crall.
408. School usercrses In Plant pn ....
ducnon.
400. scucot LeSSOIlS on Corn.
414. Corn Cultivation.
415. Seed Corn.
423, Forest Nurser-tea ror SCI1OOls.
426. Onnntng Peaches on the Farm,
428. Testlng Flinn seece In Home
and In Rural SChOOl.
-431. Peallut.
-433. CabbDge,
-4.60. Frllmes us Ji'nctOi' lu Truck
Growing.
464, The Erllulcntlon of Quack Gruss.
471. Grupe Propugutlon, Pruning Dna
Trulnlng.
.,
617.
-642.
049.
044.
'88. Discuses of Cnb1)uge f.lld 1~luted
OI·OJl$,and 'I'helt- Control.
Lnwn Sons und Lawns.
Stomge and Marl,cting of Sweet
t'ctutoes.
Onnnitlg 't'omutoos nt HOllie und
III cruo Work.
'.1'00-Orallllng the j'arm.
GQod Seed Potntoea lind How to
Produce Them.
How to Grow lUI Atl'e of Corn.
O"llllllOIl White Grubs,
StOl'lllg 01111 ~ll1rl,etlllg Sweet
Potatoes.
POll Corn ror Home.
Pop Col'll fm- JUurket.
Bean Gr(fwing In Eastern wnsh-
tngton und Oregon llud Nor-th-
ern 1Ul111(l.
Ccnecttoc lind t'reservauon ot
Ptunt Mllteriul Cor Use In
Stully of AgrIculture.
CollectiOl1 unrt prescrvutton of
rnsects uou Other Muterlul for
Use In Study of AgTlclJlture.
School .tcesons on Ooen,
Tornnto GroWln;; 111tne SOUtll.
Blllckbcn·)' Ouuure.
MllllUfltctul'e nud Use of ur.ter-
mente(] Gfl1lle .Julce.
HOllle Gunlen In the South.
Weeds; How to Control Them,
Strnw1)erry Growing In the
Sou til.
The CultivatIon of .PeLll'larmlnt
lIud Svell.J'mlnt.
..
40·J.
520.
524.
533.
531.
543,
MS,
5.'58.
551.
501.
586,
006.
8M.
STATE PUBLICATIONS,
THE ALABAMA AORICULTUR;AL EXPER;IMENT STATION.
COLLEGE STATION: AUaURN, ALA.
flULIBI'INIl,
28. Watermelons nnd CIUltilloupes.
183. IrIsh Potatoes.
cmClll ....m:i.
13. SchOOl Gardonlng.
-H. Vegetable GrowllJi{ in Alnbnma.
NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE.
T}SKECiHEl, ALA.
BULLETlN".
00. Posslbllltles of the Sweet Potato
In Macon County, AlII.
Tile Negro Rurlll School lIud Itl!l
Relation to the Colllmunll;.y.
25. A study of the SOliS of Macon
Coutlty, A.ln., nnd Their Adl'l'pt·
nlli1l~' to Certnln Orops.
-26: When. Whnt, /lnd How to OIUl
ami Preserve FMllts Ilud Vege-
tllblel'! In the Bome .
• Of ,peel,l VAh,I.to holl*(Ard~n tucherB.

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THE AR.IZONA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
TUCSON, ARIZ.
OUlOULA.ltB (TOU;J,Y IDll'ra ron FIL.lU,lElIS).
17. Suuuner Cultivation. 76. Some oomnrcu Plant mseesee.
*27. The Spring vegetable Om-den. 71. Oantutoupe Growlug.
31. Borne-Made teeruuzers. 82. Tomato Culture.
39. Bxtermtnutton of Qophm'E! lind 85. SOllie Hurdy lPlowers (0' South-
Ants. western Gnrdeue.
42. Strawberry Culture. 86. Sweet t'etuto Ouiture.
44-. watermetcu Growing. 87. Peanuts.
51. Potato Culture. 96. Cabbage unrl Oaunnower.
55. Sowe rracctcm Suggustlona Con- 99. How to Oontrol Rose AVhls ant!
cernlng Seed Testing. Rose uuoew.
75. Winter Onions In tne Southwest. 101. Asparagus Culture.
THE ARKANSAS AGRICULTURAL EXPER.IMENT STATION.
FAYETTevU.I..E!, ARK.
DUU.ETINB. omouccee-cconunued.
]~>2.Strnwberr-y Growing In Arkansas. 24. Insu-uctfone to l'1prnhers of Boys'
Corn Olubs.
CIllOULARB. 27. Boys' IHld Girls' nemonstrnt1on
21. 'romuto Diseuses. Club Work In Arkluloons.
THE! CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
8ERKELEV, CAL
nULU.."'l'INS. OlltCtlL.ARS.
107.
1!lB.
241.
2·12.
24a
,I
Grope Onlture III Oilllfornin.
The Grfl("l(l.Leaf Hopper.
vtne I'rnntug tu Onlttornla. l'artl.
Humus III California Soils.
Vine Prttnlng In Oaurornte. ]'flft2.
I
80. BOl':!' nnu orrts' Clubs.
83. t'oreto Growing CIIl!.ls.
100. COmmunll1' 01' Locnt aseeoeton
Work b~' the High School Ag-
ncutturat Department.
113. Oor-reepondenee Courses In Agri-
culture.
1:10. Cllbbil.ge Growing In CliHIornln.
THE COLORADO AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
PORT COLLINS, COLO.
171. 'rne Ootorndo rtnspbecrs- Indus-
try.
172. Onrden Notes, 1910.
175. 1.'ha. Potnto Industry In Oolormlo.
176, prouucueeness Hod Degenemcr
of the Irtsh eotnto.
195. Smull Fruits tor- Ocrcenco.
193. 'rnc Onion in Oorereuo.
"'100, vcecraute Growing III Ocroredo.
TI1E DELAWARE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
NHWAR.K, DEL.
UULLF.Tll'lS.
80. Potash.
41. Pen Clunlng In Delnwnre.
101. 'rcmntoee for nie Cnnnins uuc-
tory.
102. Ifrult Juices.
104. Lfme and Its Uses on Lnnrl,
106, The Diseuses ot the Sweet Pen.
109. mseeses of the Sweet Pcrnto lind
Theli:' Control.

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4
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
BULLETINS.
42. StrllwberrS Insecta.
103. WhJtetly Control.
no. Lettuce Drop.
117. 'romnto Dtseases.
120. Irish Potatoes In Ftc-Ida.
12L Cucumber Rot.
l.23. Whlte Fly Control.
125. Tomnto Insects.
126. The Woolly Wllitefl~'.
229. OOntrolllng Cabbage WUl'IUS.
231. neton-wc-m nnrj Pickle-Worm.
233. The Melon Aphis.
l'RJo:SS lltJLI.E'I'lNB.
IDO. The Control of ThrIps on 'r'omn-
toes.
200. Lettuce Rot.
221. oucumuer nnd CflntfilolrpC Blight.
226. The Potash Shortage.
227. !lnterl111s f01' Col'l'ect1uJ; sou
Acld11:y.
2"28. Ullin;:-f.:rolnd Limestone.
elr!sh Potatoes.
"Sweet Potatoes.
THE GEOR,(iJA AGRICULTUR.AL EXPERIMENT STATION.
IULLETIN~.
-106. Vegetable Garl.1cll1llg.
*107. Sweet Potatoes.
cm. 'romarces.
22. Mnnures und .IPCl'tlllllcr8.
57. OllntlllOll()e Culture In Geurglil.
108. Nttr-ltlcutlon of Add Soils.
EXPERIMENT, CA.
56. I'ropngauon-c-By Ouujnga.
58. Propngntlon-By (lrnftlng.
59. Propng:ntlon·-By lludcHog-.
THE IDAHO AORICULTURAL EXPEIUMENT STATION.
MOSCOW, IDAHO.
70. Strawberry. 1. Spruy Outenrtar.
7L Weed Pest's or !dllhO.
76. Tomoto Culture.
79. pctutc CUlture. r.X1·g ...·S1QN BULW::I:IN.
82. Cunnlug fruits !lntl vegerebree on
the Fnrm. 1. Potato Outture Clubs.
STATE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION DEPARTMENT.
BOISE, IDAHO.
UUl.lJo:Tl:N.
12. rnstrucuona for Canning jrrutts !lDd vegetubfes .
• or MJ'f'/'II.i value to h<llllR-llnr,I('11 I!'~ch~",.

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• THE ILLINOIS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION .
URBANA, ILL.
DUT.Ll;TtNS.
124. ~'lnl'l(etlllg the llus.l-:mclon.
144. Growing 'romntoes for the EJl1rly
Mnrket.
155. trerttueer Expel'ullCllts wl t 11
zrusxrnetons.
174. Au Wl1cJent 11m]PrnctlCIl.IlIethod
for Contml11ng lleJon Ltee.
175. Bxperfments III Onion Ul1ll111"l'.
182. Potassium from the Soil.
82. Tile I:'h.rslcOl Improvement at
Soils.
105. Tile Dt1t~' or Cllem!stry to Agrl·
CUltUI'C.
tiO. Ground Limestone for Acid
Soils.
+154. Home Vegel'nlJI" oarcccs.
173. Onion Culture.
176. Pl'nctlcnl Betps on Landscape
Gnrdentng,
THE INDIANA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
LA FAVElTE. IND.
ClliCUL.UlS.
123. Cciumerctnt xtotcn GrowIng.
164. Strawberries.
1(;.5. Tomato Investtguuons.
*171. The vegetutne Onrden.
33. Liming the Soil.
38. llUlustrlrrl Clubs nnd Oonteste.
THE IOWA AGR.ICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
AMES, IOWA.
BULLE1'INS. CIRCULARS.
14r;. The Eff~t of City Smoke on
vegetntjcn.
148. Effect of Potato Scab Trentment
on Seed Vltnllty.
149. Better Metllods of Potato Pro-
duction in Iown.
150. Soli h~lJ.rtlljty In Iowa.
155. 1'oto to Insects.
leO. Grupe Pruning.
2. Llrulng Town Soils.
9. J.I'nrlll Manures.
10. Green 1IIa.nurlng.
E..XTI!:NSION uvr.u:rIN.
35. Spraying t-rneuce tor OrChard
nud Gnrflen.
THE KANSAS AOR.ICUL TUR:AL EXPER.IMENT STATION.
MANHATTAN, KANS.
IlOUoE'l'!N.
*1. Mlllclllng the Home Gltr{leu.
3. Growing Onions from Seed.
4. Aspnrngus Onrtuee,
5. Humus.
i.-xn.-NSION 6ER'1DP. crnccrxas.
iss. I?otllto CUlture.

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THE KENTUCKY AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
LEXINOTON, KY.
148. 1. Seed Testing Apparntus.
2. A Shtd~' of the Oondtnone Uu-
del' wiucn OUI'Germinating
Tests are mnde.
IDa. The sene of Kentuek)'.
29, Spray Oerenuur.
30. 'rne Oare of Grapevine>.
AgrllnlltUl'1I1 tcxtenstou Bulletfn 2 (for Agrtculturnj Clubs). Contnma articles
on strnwberrtes. corn gr(lwing, VOtllto eutture, etc.
. BI-Weekly Farm Bulletin. Often containing tntcrmarton 0[1 vegetable. rrutt.
und flower gr6wlng.
THE LOUISIANA AGRICULTURAL EXPER.IMENT STATION.
BATON ROUOe, ......
IHlLLE'rINS.
-VOl. v.c-No. 7. T!:le Vegetable Gnr-
(len.
80. Sweet Potatoes.
139. Beall Dllght /lnd Prevenuon, euu
Treatment of Boon Seed.
140. Prelimtnurv Report on wtoroe
Oauuttower.
141. vegetable Culture ill NortJlern
Loutstunu.
142. meceses ()e 'ronmtoce In toutst-
ana.
THE MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
ORONe, ME.
BUT.T&TI:N!I.
Cll'rec to rasldentR ot the Sl"t~. 10 eems t.o nonrealdent~ ..l
BOO.How to Fight Potato Enemies.
877. Home MIxed l!'ertllizers.
435. Proper Growlug and Handling of
Potato "Beed" Stock.
467. Potato Flea Beetle.
002. Pmcttent Suggestions Regarding
Ule Growing ot Sweet Corn for
I'aeklng llllfl foJ;' Seed.
THB MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
COLLEOE PARK, MD.
•1l!O. Btrawberr-lca.
172. Irish l'otnto tnvesuenucne.
Slilull Fruits .
JIlXTEN810N l!lKKVI(JE, OORRESPONDENCIC ilTlro"l"" DEPARTMENT .
• Course O. Vegetable Gnrdenlng. {Luter courses on enuwnerrv and buah
frolt growing (Ire nnnouneed.)
• or spl'cl"l value It>berne-gnrtlen Icne.llCl'll.

7. THE MASSACHUSETTS AOR.lCULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
7
IJIJI.IJ'TIN.
AMHERST, MASS.
1C2. l'lll.mllllate ln Mussuchusetta : Iin-
rorumce. Selection. lind Use.
42. Fertilizer for Potatoes.
43. Onewonas.
49. Oabbage, oeuuncwer. 'I'urutp,
Jtupe, nml other oructrers.
52. Control of Dnlcn Smut.
THE MICHIGAN AGR:ICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
EAST t.,ANSINO, MICH.
1l1't:OlAI. unr.t.err x.
170-]. '"g"~lllllleTesl". 180$: J~II,,1i
!j'rults tOI' lSns.
100. vegetnutc Tf'sts j'OI' 1900.
2:-3. Insects M the Gru-den.
Cl1lUUT.AR lllTLl-SfiNS.
lli. Pctntc Ouunre.
10. CUCUl.llUl'!rS us a Cmlh Dr-op.
THE MINNESOTA AORICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
UNIVERSITY FARM, ST. PAUL, MINN.
113.Sm;lll I~nlll~ ,)I) the E'IU·ll1.
"-L7. The 1;'llt'1lI 'e'.,leWhlo nurueu.
20. Soil '.rilingi'.
I{."i. P(ltlH" DI':;l?-llfw.;;.
Minnesota.
Serres 1.
series 2.
Potai.o Growlllg In
Mlnnesotn weere.
xunnesotn Weeds,
TtfE MISSISSIPPI AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
(lUT.TE'!'IN9.
AORICUL TURAL COLLEOE, MISS.
141. Control of meeeeee ot Fruits. Flowers, nnd Vegetnbles.
140. Suggestions for (lrowing Home rrrutta
168. ',[ruek Orops fur Southern MississIppI.
THE h'ONTANA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
I:'IOZI3MAN, MONT.
HCIl,LETIN.
01 ROO"J.Alt06.
14. Plnnttng 'rrccs run! Sbruba on tile
Dry Farm,
25. Oabbnge tlrlll ClllllHlowel' In lIlon-
tnnn.
()IllCUuna---<:ollln mill.
2Q. Celery Culture In xroumna.
28. Oabbnge worms nnd Cnbbage
AphiS.
38. Seet'! ~'esdng.
·14. 'rcmmo Ontrure In "Montuno.
40. Pot.nto Cutture In Montnnn.
•

8. LINCOLN, NeaR.
THE NEBRASKA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
8
48, wtncbrukee.
142, vegetnb!e GUI'dells on ll"l'lgiltctl
Farms In We!'tcl'n Nehrnskn.
EX'fENt;lTON 1!F.!I'I(J~;,
.1, Lessons tor Boy,,' and GIl'ls' Gru-,
den Clubs,
•2. 'romntoes-c-not-uede.
·11. 'tcmntoes-cvurtetres lind Plunt-
ing,
·4, 'tomatoes - Trum;plnntlng lUll!
Spraying,
.E>, 'tomatoes -1"lelrl Plnntlng nrul
Outuvnuon.
·0, -tomuto mseuses.
·7, Tonliltoes--I-TJ}l''est1ng unr! jrnr-
settne.
STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
LINCOLN, NeaR.
Serlell 4" No, 1. School Gardening for Nebruskn Beys' find Glrla' Clubs.
THE NEW HAMPSHIR.E AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
DURHAM, N. H.
llULIJIT1N8.
21. Fat-myurrl xrnnuree nnd Artificial
reeruuzere.
22, Prevention of Potato Blight.
SO. Growing wntermetons In the
North.
125, vegetable, xovetttee.
137. Strnwhcr-rles tor New Harupshti-e.
138, Humus In New Hampshire SOlis.
cmOUL<U18.
·11, Hor-tleulturnl InfQI'lllrlt!Oll Ilnt!
How to Ohtn In It,
12, The Purchase lind Houre anxture
or s'eruuzers.
13. A rew Notes on Ltme for Agrlcul·
turnj Purposes.
15, Tile Prepnrnttou of Bordeuux
JtUlture,
BCHOOf. BULLETIN!!.
1. Agrlcultul'fll Educnuon through
UUI'llI Schools.
2. Soil Stu. lies.
::I. Seeds and Seedling!<.
4. Seed Testing,
Exn:NSlON ciscmxns.
7. cutworms.
B. Wireworms nnd WhIte Gruba.
10. Spray Ontendar .
• 1'1. Trut;!, fill' New Llumpshfre.
13. Potato Oulruro.
"6. Stor-Ing vcgetublea for Home Use,
·S. Potting Bulbs for wtnter Bloom,
15. 'l'wll Set-long Potato maeneee.
·.10. Vt'setllllics tor nie Home Glll'deu.
THE NEW JERSEY AORICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
BULLETINS,
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.
Cl.BCULl>lIS,
172. Tile Use or JrertlIl7.era.
225, Insects Iujurtoua to the Stl'UW·
1.lerry,
2, Lime and rrs 'I)pI!Catlon.
,I. !'Intll 1~()<)11IIn.I ~nl1 rmnrove-
ment
•

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l'tllClil,,I1~i·vlltiml(,'l.
·Vol.t,No.2. The Home vogetubte
Gut-den.
VOLI, No.3. i"{:lrketlng the Sweet
Potato lu J'ew Jersey.
Vol. J, 1'0. 4. , nressnge to the Women
of New .Tm'sey.
EXTE.N810N UULLETlNfl.
'19. Sweet Potato Growing in New
Jersey.
'20. Potato Gro;>wing In New .rerser.
•
THE NEW MEXICO AGRICULTURAL EXPER.IMENT STATION.
STATE COLLEOE. N. MEl(.
1lU'Ll.lITINS.
00, ercre» Culture. 182. Growing Dentn Onion seeee.
70. Sweet Porntc Ouuure. 92, OnIon, Spinllch, Ocuuuower,
14, Outen Tests. Oasnbaa.
THE NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION,
CORNELL STATION. ITHACA, N. Y.
'rlU; Cl)ltNY.LT. READING oouase FOR THE ."AIU[.
+22. '.rile Culture of the Ourrnnt Illld "'58. Pluntfng the Home vegetable
Gooseherry. Onrueu.
"33. Vegetable Ollr(1enlng. '72. Culture of the Grape,
+34. Home Om-den Planning. "sa. Jtutatng vegatubres for Cunning.
*36. Culture of. Ref] fllUl RInck rtusp- "'02. Summer Oare oe the Home vcge-
bernes. table Gurrten.
*52. Culture of. the Hlllckllel'I'Y.
Tt-IE NEW YOR.K AOR.ICULTUR,AL EXPER.IMENT STATION.
STATE. STATION' OENI!VA, N. v.
IlULT.&TrN6. BULLETINs---eol1tlnUel:1.
.&"2. The Cnbbnge Irnggot III Hnhltlon
to the Growing of. Early Cub-
hnge.
80:1,Sereentug fOI' the Protectton of
Cubbuge-Seed Beds.
127. Potu to Fertilizers.
834. SCreening Cubbnge-Seed Bed$.
~OO.Newel' vm-teues (l'r Strawberries
with Dulturnl rnrecnona,
MO. Influence of Crosslllg In rncreaa-
Illg the Yield or the 'I'omutn.
34{1. Potato SIlrnylllg Exper-lureuta,
lOO2-1Im.
THE NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
STATe STATION, ~ALEIOtl, N. C.
FAII'MElI!;l'I,lUtU:rTt>ll. li'AllM:ERS' llur.T,ba-rxs-ecouunueo.
OUtcur.,IlS.
3'1, Tumuto CultUI'C,
35. Hut Ueils lHili 001(1 Frames,
~8, HlmblH'h Outun-e.
'~lrucklng In the South,
''i'he HOllie Vegetable Gnrdeu nnd Its
r'eeta.
"Lettuce Growing In North uaronnn.
'The Prepnrntton of Fruits and vege-
tabtee tor Mnrket. Sorne Important Diseases of the To-
'Truck GrOWing In North Cnrollnn. mate til North Cnl'ollnn,
'Conunerr.lnl Slraw)el'r)' Culture. Cflrdcn Plnns nnd rtQtntlon,'!,
• Of ~1~;,,1 ""Iut! to hOme'b'1ll'dt!ntcncbt!r~.
*CnntnIOII)('
una.
Jnsect Elwmles ot the Oobbege.
Growing In North Cnro-
CIRC't/I.ARS.

10. 10
THE NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, N. DAK.
BULLETINS.
88. Windbreaks andHedges.
111. Tomatoes for North Dakota.
CIECULAES.
* No.V. TheFarmer's VegetableGar-
den.
THE OHIO AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
WOOSTER, OHIO.
BULLETINS.
45. Insects Affecting the Blackberry
and Raspberry.
93. The Home Mixing of Fertilizers.
98. Small Fruits.
105. Further Studies of Cucumber,
Melon, andTomato Diseases.
146. Strawberries.
154. Strawberries.
166. The Newer Strawberries.
170. Peaches for theHome Market.
174. Potato Investigations.
175. A Second Ohio Weed Manual.
BULLETI N s—continued.
186. Strawberries.
252. Early Cabbage.
279. The Maintenance of Fertility.
CIECULAKS.
58. The Early and Late Blight of
Potatoes, and Howto Combat
Them.
72. Celery RootRot.
124. Horticultural Information.
THE OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
EXTENSION DIVISION: STILLWATER, OKLA.
* Circular No. 13. Home Vegetable Garden.
THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
CORVALLIS, OREO.
BULLETIN.
117. Loganberry By-Products.
EXTENSION BULLETINS.
*91. Insect Pests of Truck and Garden
Crops.
121. Growing theOregon Potato Crop.
128. Fruit andVegetable By-Products.
THE RHODE ISLAND AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
KINGSTON, R. I.
BULLETINS.
91. Bush Fruits. | 111. Potatoes.
* Of special value to home-garden teachers.

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EXTENSION BULLETINS.
Vol. 1, No. 1. Children's Exhibits at County Fairs.
Vol. 1, No. 4. Children's School and Home Gardening.
Vol. 2, No. 1. Intensive Culture of Vegetables.
Vol. 2, No. 2. Asparagus.
Vol. 3, No. 2. Liming.
Vol. 3, No. 10. Sweet Pea Culture.
•Vol. 3, No. 11. How to Build Hotbeds and Cold Frames.
Vol. 3, No. 12. The Potato.
*Vol. 4, No. 3. Rhode Island Boys' and Girls' Home Gardening Clubs.
*Vol. 4, No. 10. Crop Rotation for Rhode Island Boys' and Girls' Home
Gardening.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C.
BULLETINS. CIRCULARS—continued.
144. Celery. 7- Some Results of the Boys' Corn
146. Sweet Potato Work in 1908.
151. Soils and Fertilizers.
165. Sweet Potato Investigation.
*166. Home Gardening.
173. Potash and Mixed Fertilizer*.
4. Home Mixing and General Fer-
Club in South Carolina.
8. Home Mixing and General Fer-
tilizer Formulas.
9. Lime for South Carolina Soils.
22. Improvement of School Grounds.
26. Winter Cover Crops.
CIRCULARS. _ _ _ . . * . „
27. Canning of Fruits and ege-
tables.
tilizer Formulas.
FARMERS' READING COURSE BULLETIN.
15. Fruit Culture for South Carolina.
THE SOUTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
BROOKINGS, S. DAK.
BULLETINS.
150. Weeds. I 155. Selection and Preservation of
Seed Potatoes.
THE TENNESSEE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
EXTENSION BULLETIN.
Farm Gardens.
THE TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
COLLEGE STATION, TEX.
CIRCULARS.
No. 1. Strawberries under Irrigation I *No. 3. Truck Farming in Texas,
in South Texas. I
THE VERMONT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
BURLINGTON, VT.
BULLETINS.
183. Agricultural Seeds. 185. Studies of Club Root.
184. Potato Scab.
* Of special value to home-garden teachers.

12. VIRGINIA TRUCK EXPERIMENT STATION,
12
NORFOLK, VA,
'I. The L:Qll!l",d If ,JnILllU'lIlol,1 Dis-
euses,
2 Some rusocts Injurious 10 Cu)lmge,
Cucumbers. uud Reilltcd Cl'Opll;.
B. Some Seed Potato Questions In 1000,
4, Splnnch 'rrouuroe tit Norfolk find
U1e rnmrcvement or TruckIng
sons.
5. Sprllyilll-: (:l1ellJllhpr,~ lIlHl Cnntn-
[OUPeIl,
llUT.r..rrlNS.
-G. StrflwbeI'I'.r Cutuuc.
T. 'L"'l1C!, (:l'ulI Potntces.
!I. Kule F{'rtiliy.crs.
-10. '1'h(l 'nome vecetuutc Gurden.
ri. PhoslllJnle.f.or Sj'JtUl1cl1,
13, Pen Aphls ocntrot l~sJ1el'hllelll:;.
14. ooruror of Ihe CoIQl'ntlo Potnro
ueeno.
THE WASHINGTON AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION,
UUI.U;;TIXS,
PllLLMAN, WASH,
/'Oi'lJl.!l! 11I11.I.F:nN<I.
•
6, Rortlculturnl rnrormeuoo.
II. Insect Pealfl of me (;ur(lClI, Farm,
lind Orchn 1"(1.
If), Vegel'llbli'! xotee Oil the orene of
1.895.
ti7. NOllle vcgctnbte curoene lu PIl-
rouse County,
62, 'rne UllJ>lluCl'I'Y Once lfugg{lt.
63. The H'l!JIllx>lTy Root Borer- (1111.1the
Blncl(berl'y crewe Borer, •
87. Ruepberrtes. Btuckberrtes, nllfl
Lognnborrtes In wusntngtcn .
88. Lime Ill>a ]~ertllizer.
1&. :l'ollng llllllllbe.l'1"les Hod lllnck·
I)QITlea III Wll~hlilgloll,
'J'llillge In 11" Relntluu to Soil
~rOlstllI'C.
Occseucrrres for tile nome Onrden
011(1Oouunercnn Plnntlng.
('ulTunts ror the Home Oltrden 1Ill(l
Conuncrctut Plnnttng.
22.
211,
THE WEST VIRGINIA AGR.ICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION,
1l1,1LLETIN9.
MOROANTOWN, W, VA,
CIRCUI,l~a,
]40. t'ouno cnnurc 111 weat vtrgtutn.
142, ll'crI1LlzC-I' Experiments with To-
1l1l1 toes.
-J'13. 11 Mnl'ket (:l1l'UeU null Trnck
Survey of tlle 01110 lind KaDIL-
wha HlvCl' Vnllcys,
~·W, Smull li'nlltg for Hvllle nnd
OQIDUHJI'CI(l} Planting,
0, r,llllc,
-l3, U80 of HoLbeds Ilnll COld !i'1"IlIDCS
on tbe L:'nrru.
H. '1'11(' Unh'erslty Fll.rm GllI'(len.
-I. CIT'l!:l' Glll'den !llld CUlllllng Clubs.
-·t Oltr Garden COlltest.
THE WISCONSIN AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION,
MADISON. WIS.
am,l.trINS.
248. Strnwberry Culiul'e In Wiseonsill. I 2,Jij, A New 'relit for Soli AcidIty,
- Of ij[ll!clnl "(llne to h<lme'l:llrd~J' leaeherll.

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LIST OF REFERENCE BOOKS.
Mus ue purchllsed from locn1 lIe/lIen Or publJshe,"!l.
....., 1:1, C Or t'ctatn Outture. 'rue. W. H. 'l'en)'.
City. '
.'Wpurllgm!. 1<',xr. ttex.uuer. Omuge JUllI1 Co" l"CK York Cil,l"
ASlJUrn~'1.li'l Outtuee. naruee and uomnson. Dnvld MC'..I(n~·. Philadelplilft, PH.
Beun 0111(111'0, o. C. Sevev. Ornngo .Iurkl Co., New York Oil)'.
Bc;:;lnrlel"SGnnI~n ucos. Allen French. 1'l1extecmmuo Oc., New Yori. Cit)",
Book of ,,~pll1'n:;us. TIle. CllOJ'IQR110tl,. Jnhn Lnnc Go., New Y(wk Cii".
Book of Coi-n, 'rile. Herbert lIrl'ick. Or-ange Judd Oo., New Yorl; CIty.
BOOk of Vegetables nnd (:llnlcn Herbs. tllcn !i'rCn<'It. 'l'he Mlcmillllll 00 .•
New YOl'k Cit;.'.
Buuh s'eutts. Ii'. ,V. Carel. 'I'he MlIclllUlnn Co.. New Yol'l, Clt~·.
Oubbnge. CiHlII 1I0WCI', uud .lllled Vcgctnbh~. C. L.• cuen. Ol'nlg~ J"u(]{l 00.,
New York CIty.
CHbbl1ge, Cnl1lHlower, cc.
Ctty.
Cubbage IIIHl Cnull([owcl' ror ProUt. J. 111.Lupton. Webb T'lbli~11Ing Co., St.
rant, Mjnu.
Cnhbnge : HoI' to crew Them.
York City.
cnuromra vegetables II.! uurueu IIlId FlelII. ]~. J. wtcascc. r'ncmc Rural
Prelffl, se» Ii'rlUlC.ISt:o,Cal.
Cllrrots, Mnug-oh'!,Wllrzt>tt<, (~lc.
Yorl;: Cit),.
Deler)' Oulture. W. n. lleattle. Qrunge JUdil Co.. New York City.
P.Jconomlc Entomology. J. n. Smith. J. B. Lippincott 00 .. PhlludellJhlll. Pa.
F'al'm IInl! Gnrden Rule Book. I,. H. Bulle)'. The 1I111clllllllln Co.. New York
CIty.
~'el'llilzers. I!J. n. Vorllces. 'l'lle ?IncmUll1n 00., New York Cit}'.
l~ertllizers find Crops. L. L. Vao Slyke. Orlloge JUl1l1 00., New York Olty.
J~ertlllzel's Hlhl IIIlli'lllres. A. D, Hnll. n I'. l)utl:Oll 00.. New YOl'k Olty.
First .Boole or Farming. Chnrlcs GOQ(ll'lch. DOl1bledfl~', Pugc & Co" GureJen
Olt.y, N. Y.
First Prinel!J!cs of AgI·!cl1ltul·e. 001'1'& 1I1uym:. AmerlCIUl Book Co.. New York
City.
~'orclng "Boo!" '1'he. L. B. ElInc~·. The Mncmillnn Co., New York City.
li'llllgoUS l)loollses at Plllntl;. B.:M. DUgf,'ilI·. Glnu« Co., Bostoo. Mus.~.
01lrtlcn Il'lIrtnlng. L. C. Corbett. Ointl & 00., BostOll, Mllas.
Garden Makillg. L. H. Bailey. '.L'lIe Afucmlliun Co., New York City.
OnrtJOnlng [or Pleasure. l'eter Hendcr>loll. Orunge ,rudd Co.. New York City.
Gllrtlening [or Pruflt. Peter Hendcl'${lu. Orange .Iudd 00., Noll' York Olty.
Gardening In tile South. W. N. WhIte. n. F. JohllSQl Pub. Co., Riclulloud, Vn.
Home Gunlen. 1'110. l~. E. Rexford. J. n. Lippincott 00 .. Phlludell)hhi. PlI.
Home Veg-etllble Gm'den, '.r.he. Adolph Kl"ullll1. Ol'llnge J1l(1l'l Co .. New York
CIty.
How to !InLw fI Veb'Ctllble Glll'{len. E. h FullertOll.
Gurden CIl~·. N. Y.
How to OI'OW Vegdnblcs. Allen }o'rench. The lHucmlllllll Co., New York CitS.
Injurious JllsoctS: How to Recognize lind Oontrol Them. ''iI. O. O·Kilne. The
. Mllcmllllll Co., t-:ew York City .•
Ol'llllg'C ,1(1011co., New York;
."L~.. J. fl. Orllgor~'. Ontllge Judd Oo., Nl3lw York
.lus. .1. H. Greg"r~'. l)rtlllgO Judd Co .. New
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Doubleclny. E'nb'e & Co.,

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Insect." Injurtcus to vegetables. II'. H. Chtttenden. Oro.uge Judd 00., New
York City.
Insect l'~~or Furtu, ClIrdClJ,and Orcunrd, E. D. Sundersou. John Wiley &
SOD9,New York City.
Munual or Gardening. L. H. Balle)", The MfLcmHhm Co.. New York City.
Melon Culture. James 't'roop. Orltllge Judd Oo., New York Oity.
New Onion Culture. The. T. Ocetnor. Orunge JurhJ Oo., New York City.
New Rfmbilrb CUlture. Morse & }<'!l3ke. Orunga Judd Oo., New York City.
Onions. Rulph W. Jordan. Webb Pub. Co., St. Paul, xnun.
Pens nnd Pen Oulture. G. C. Scves. Orange Judd Co.. New York City.
peanut Plant: It" oumvaucu and Ul(.'S.Till'!, n. W. JOt!{'S, Orange Judcl Oc.,
Kew York Cit~>,
Plant Prcpngaucn. A. S. runer. Ol'llllb~ Jurhl C<I., New York Olty.
Potato, The. Eugene GrUllb 11m! W. n. GullfortJ. DOullle.:,lily, PngJ!' & Oo.,
uarden Olty, N. Y.
Potato, i'he. StIlJUel Pruzer. Oruuge Judd Oo., New YOI'It Olty.
Pmcttcnt Gnrdeu Book, 't'he. L. H. Buitey and C. El. Hunn. The xtncmntnu
Co., New York City
Principles of Veget1l.ble Gardentng, The. 'J.,.. H. aeuer. 'rue 'Mlltml'llnn Co.,
New York City,
Productive vegotubte GardenIng. .l. w. I.loyel. .r. B. Llpptneott Oo., Phlla-
delphJn, Pa.
Pruning Book. The. L. H. Bailey. 'I'he ~litCllll11ll11 Co., New York Oil)'.
SoU, 'l'be. F. H. King. The lUncrull1ull CQ., New York Oity.
Solis. C. W. nurkotr. Orllngc ,lud(1 0., New York Oil)'.
Solis: How to Hllmll(l Them. S. 'V. F'letchcr. Doubledny, 1~1I",""e& ()4)., Glll'(len
Ctty, N. Y.
Sprllylng of Plants. E. O. IAf.lemnn. The l'>IncmUIIIn Co.. New York City.
Squ(lShC!'$: flow to Grow '.rheill. ;llIs. J. H. Gregory. Otllnge Judd Co., New
York City,
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Tornnto CUlture. W, Y. Trucy. OI'(LII,t:e.ludd Co., New York OIly.
Tomoto Cnlture, W. W. Troop. Orllllge Judd 00., New Yorl, CIty.
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VCA"etnble Gllrden, The. Ida D. Bennett. Douhleduy, Puge & 00., Gnrden
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Vegr!tllble GnriJelJing. S. B. Green. Vebtl PIll)IIS111llgCo., St. ['nlll, Minn.
Vegetable Gllrdenlng. R h Wntts. Ornnge Ju(lI.I Co., New York City.
Weeds or tile Fnrm And Gnr(en. T•. H. PlllJllDCL Orange .Judd CO., New York
City.
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