Index. lit 



Corn Growers' Association — Continiied. Pages 



Seed corn 318-319 



Field treatment of the corn crop 319-326 



Methods and difficulties of corn breeding 326-335 



Experiments with varieties of corn in Missouri 335-341 



Corn varieties 341-345 



Resolutions 345-346 



Prize winners for the corn show 347-348 



Cora — 



The seed and the seed bed 299 



The vitality of seed 303 



The breeding plot 309-313 



Seed 318 



Field treatment of 319 



Planting 322 



Cultivation 322-323 



The seed plot 323 



Harvesting 324-326 



Difficulties of breeding 326-335 



Experiments with fertilizers on corn 335-341 



Varieties 341-345 



. Statistics on 390-392 



Acreage, yield and value by sections 39ft 



Average farm price 400" 



Crop review 389 



Crop statistics 390-401 



Crop yields by sections 399 



Crops, summary of yields and values 399 



Crops, average farm price 400 



Cultivated acreage and livestock in Great Britain 267 



D 



Dairy Association, Missouri State 53-113 



President's opening address 54- 57 



Inevitability of dairying 52- 66 



What we make out of our cows, and how we do it 66- 67 



What I have learned in 3,000 years' personal experience with a cow. 68- 76 



Care of milk 76- 80 



Tuberculosis among cattle 87- 94 



The economical production of certified milk 95-101 



The farm home 101-107 



Silo experience in Missouri 108-112 



Resolutions 112-113 



Dairying — 



Adapted to good land 65 



The improvement of the herd 349-388 



Profits in dairying 351 



Herd records 354-359 



Testing the cows 367 



Milk record sheet 370 



■ ' Milk testing machine 372 



Variations in tests of cream 380 



More butter than butter fat 381 



Adulteration of milk 382 



Babcock test '■ 387 



E 

 Experiments in pork production '. 216-219 



