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991. Tulip "breaking" is proved to be caused by mosaic infection; [by M. B. McKay, Philip Brierley, and T. P. Dykstra].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1929.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1092

992. Velvet beans. Velvet beans of bush variety developed with distinguishable seed; [by W. J. Morse].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1929.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1097

993. Water supply of rural communities frequently requires purification; [by J. W. Sale].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration
Date:: [1929.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1040

994. Watery soft rot is very serious market disease of vegetables; [by G. B. Ramsey].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1929.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1093

995. Wheat. Winter-wheat seeding date in Great Plains varies with locality; [by] A. F. Swanson.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: 1929
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1094

996. Wool yields can be increased by rigid culling and selection; [by Mary J. Brandon].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Animal Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Animal Industry Bureau
Date:: [1929.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1048

997. Agricultural products. Foreign trade of United States in agricultural products; compiled by Vivian M. Behenna and Fanny M. Palmer.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: 1928
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:978

998. Agriculture. Miscellaneous agricultural statistics; compiled by Joseph A. Becker, M. R. Cooper, Jeanne Cavanagh, Charlotte M. Ward, Ruth Griffith, L. H. Bean, C. M. Purves, Vivian M. Behenna, R. H. Elsworth, C. L. Luedtke, C. J. Galpin, E. L. Kirkpatrick, Florence C. Fitch, Viola E. Culbertson, Elna Anderson, E. H. Wiecking, H. S. Fairbanks, Preston C. Day, [and] Robert Reynolds.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: 1928
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:979

999. Animal husbandry cooperation yields results in research; [by E. W. Sheets].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Animal Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Animal Industry Bureau
Date:: [1928.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:990

1000. Apples. Apples and pears are often injured when boxed in Douglas fir; [by D. F. Fisher].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1928.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1017

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