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261. Cotton root rot causes great loss in Southwest, control problem unsolved; [by C. J. King].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1284

262. Cotton. Cotton fiber improvement necessitates community action to keep seed pure; [by O. F.Cook].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1282

263. Cotton. Cotton growers advised not to try large-scale planting of sea-island; [by C. B. Doyle].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1283

264. Cotton. Statistics of cotton, sugar, and tobacco; compiled by J. A. Hicks, V. C. Childs, S. R. Newell, Ruth Griffith, Charlotte M. Ward, C. G. Carpenter, Charles E. Gage, Elna Anderson, Vivian M. Behenna, Susie J. Frazier, Ingeborg Gronvold, Florence C. Fitch, H. Hawxhurst, and Claudia Thomson.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: 1932
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1250

265. Crops. Statistics of miscellaneous crops; compiled by Vivian M. Behenna, S. A. Jones, S. R. Newell, Charlotte M. Ward, Ruth Griffith, Elna Anderson, Ingeborg Gronvold, Gertrude K. Caseley, C. G. Carpenter, Florence C. Fitch, F. J. Hosking, and Harold F. Clay.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: 1932
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1252

266. Dairy products. Dairy and poultry statistics; compiled by C. L. Harlan, S. A. Jones, J. B. Shepard, R. K. Smith, Ruth Griffith, Charlotte M. Ward, Jessie Wrigglesworth, M. R. Peirce, Sallie R. Clower, Vivian M. Behenna, Florence C. Fitch, William Broxton, T. R. Pirtle, Florence T. Mothersead, H. Hawxhurst, D. S. Burch, [and] J. C. McDowell.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: 1932
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1254

267. Date ripening controlled beneficially by using special kinds of pollen; [by Roy W. Nixon].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1286

268. Dogs and cats may be kept off flower beds by nicotine sulphate; [by] James F. Couch.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Animal Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Animal Industry Bureau
Date:: 1932
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1321

269. Dry farming. Dry farming calls for native pastures as important adjunct; [by J. T. Sarvis].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1287

270. Dry farming. Dry farming in Pacific Northwest is based on grain and clean fallow; [by D. E. Stephens].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1290

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