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61. Legume inoculation by cultures depends finally on field test; [by Lewis T. Leonard].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1206

62. Manganese and other less common elements have fertilizer value; [by Oswald Schreiner].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1210

63. Manure substitutes are made from city wastes by various processes; [by G. P. Walton].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1209

64. Nitrate bacteria, main source of soil nitrates, depend on farm practice; [by Nathan R. Smith and Charles Thorn].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1208

65. Nitrogen fixation by legumes essentially a cooperative process; [by F. E. Allison].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1220

66. Oranges impaired in vitamin C content by arsenical spray; [by E. M. Nelson].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1216

67. Paper industry concerns farmer as raw-material producer and consumer; [by F. P. Veitch and T. D. Jarrell].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1213

68. Potash extraction from domestic sources has great possibilities; [by J. Richard Adams].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1219

69. Tomatoes. Ethylene-ripened tomatoes not equal in vitamins to naturally ripened fruit; [by E. M. Nelson].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1215

70. Cotton-gin fires frequent, chief cause is static electricity; [by Hylton R. Brown and Harry E. Roethe].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Chemistry and Soils Bureau
Date:: [1930.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1114

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