370 General Index. 



Forage crops — Coutitiued. Page 



corn as a forage crop 272 



corn plaiitiug, thick and thin seeding 274 



crimson clover as 294 



crimson clover as late fall pastnre 296 



experiments in thick and thin seeding of corn, 1895-96 274 



feeding millet green 293 



food constituents of fodders 276 



Hungarian and millets as forage crops 290 



list of plants used 272 



maturity of corn as affecting its food value 278 



method of seeding 284 



millet hay 294 



necessity for 27 r 



oats and peas as a forage crop 283 



preparation of the soil 284 



results in cutting corn at other stations 2S2 



rye as a forage crop 290 



sacaline as a 294 



soil for corn and its preparation 273 



sorghum as 294 



summary 296 



teosinte as a 294 



time for cutting corn 279 



Horticulturist, Report of xxvii 



Hunn, C. E , Report xx\'ii 



Insects, injurious. 



See Army- Worm. 

 Currant-Stem Girdler. 

 Pistol-Ca.se-Bearer. 

 Raspberry-Cane Maggot. 



Janus integer Norton 41 



Leucania unipuncta Haworth 233 



Nectria cinnabarina 32 



Nixon Bill. 



See Agricultural Extension. 



Phorbia sp 54 



Pistol-Case-Bearer (Bulletin 124) 1-18 



adult insect ; 8 



appearance of, in New York 5 



appearance of 6 



briefly summarized 15 



distribution of 6 



egg laying 14 



emergence of the moth 13 



feeding habits of 12 



food plants of 6 



habits of recently hatched caterpillars 14 



history of 5 



hov.- to combat 16 



moulting of the caterpillar 11 



name of 9 



natural enemies of 16 



origin of names 5 



pistol-shaped suit of 10 



preparation for winter 15 



pupation of 13 



