INDEX. T 



Dairy Association— Continued— Pages. 



Farmers' dairy cow 274-285 



Ofificers of VI 



Necessary conditions for successful daii'.ving 300-315 



Question box 316-333 



Reports from Missouri dairymen 333-327 



Dairy Barns, Ventilation of 313 



Daii-y Cow, the 269-270 



Dairy Hoard, the 299-300 



Dairying (see La. Purchase Expo.) 210-217 



Dairying, Maintaining Soil Fertility 268-269, 314 



Dairying, Missouri's Advantages for 268 



Dairying, Profits in 333-337 



Dogs, Not Classed as Live Stock 153 



E 



Education in Missouri 229 



Ergot 14, 3S9-400 



Ensilage 294-295, 30S 



Exhibits, Special Agrlcul tu ral ' 199-200 



Exhibits, State 201-204 



Experiments in Feeding Hogs 138-148 



F 



Fair, State, Directory IV, V 



Farm Crops, Shall We Feed or Sell? 187-188 



Farmers' Institutes 11, 60, 206 



Farms, Number and Size, by Counties 366-367 



Feeding Rations for Hogs 138-148 



Fertilizers, Commercial 45-51 



Fertilizers on Corn 47-56 



Fertilizers on Potatoes 48 



Fish and Game 227-229, 236 



Flax, Statistics of 354, 362, 364, 365 



Flour, St. Louis Output 388 



Fly Remedies 323-325 



Fodder, Corn, Shredding 85-87 



Forest Products. Value per Square AJile by Counlles 376-377 



Forestry 226-227 



Fiench Coach Horse 177-180 



Fruit Crop. 1904 354-356 



Fruits, Prizes Awarded, World's Fair, St. Louis 239-242 



Fruit, Popular Varieties of 2ij9 



G 



Game 227-229 



Glanders 14, 1-33, 389-400 



Goats and Sheep, Prizes Awarded, World's Fair, St. Louis 256-257 



Grapes, Prizes Awarded, World's Fair, St. Louis 240-242 



H 



Harvest, Calendar for Wheat 382 



Hay and Forage, Statistics of 352, 357-358, 362, 364, 365, 383 



Hay, "Ragweed" 150-152 



Hay, Receipts at St. Louis 388 



Hay, Time of Harvesting 319 



Hogs- 

 Buying on mail order 13J 138 



Cholera 155-156, 168 



Condition and i>rices , . , . , , . 364-365 



