INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 



1119 



Paga 



Sugar cane, a jrricultnral olicmistry 394 



analyses, Cal 688 



bacteria 706 



borers 320. 506, 990 



cbemical- physiological exauii- 



natiou 286 



culture iu Florida 402 



diseases 237,317,499 



fertilizer experiments 394 



fuugus diseases 237,607 



grub, carbon bisulphid for 70 



insects affecting 69 



juice, amins in 286 



leaf borers 320 



pest, Australian 906 



plant lice 320 



red rot 237 



root molds 317 



soil wastes 596 



sour rot 237 



sugar content, Cal 688 



varieties 39,5 



determination in chocolate 376 



molasses feed 378 



for animals 323 



formation in beets 470 



in cornstalks 623 



malt 460 



tobacco 122 



inversion by salts 286 



land, preparation and culture 976 



maple borer, remedies, N. H 319 



melons, analyses 597 



origin in the beet 204 



statistics 1034 



Sugars, determination 285, 286 



separation 284 



Sulla, culture experiments 401 



Sulphate of ammonia — 



analyses, Mass. Hatch 767 



N.J 966 



E.I ■- 563 



poisonous effect on soils, R. 1 571 



vg. nitrate of soda as a fertilizer 39 



for cabbages 600 



sugar beets 685 



Sulphate of iron as a fertilizer 575 



potash, analyses, Cal 682 



Conn. State... 389 

 Mass. Hatch. 392, 767 



N.J 877,966 



S. C 561,584 



and magnesia. (See Pot- 

 ash and magnesium 

 sulphate.) 



Sulphates, now method of conversion 26 



Sulphur for grapes during tloweriug 63, 141 



mildew of roses 500 



potato scab, N. J 893 



soil rot of sweet potatoes, N. J. 894 



Sulphuric acid, determination 105,201,66:1 



quantitative detorniiniition 280 



Sulphuring of hops *'^ 



Sulphurous acids and salts, poisonous prop- 

 erties •''^° 



Summer cabbages, varieties, Ark 977 



Pago. 



Summer grains, varieties 781 



pruning of raspberries 985 



rape, notes 703 



Sun and moon, effect on atmosphere 964 



Sunburn, Can 999 



Sunflower heads as a sihigo crop. Mo 778 



seed cake, analyses 153 



seeds, appaiiitus for separating 



from lu-ads 401 



Sunflowers as a monej' crop 976 



varieties, Cal 075 



Sunn hemp, culture experiments, Miss 492 



Sunshine, U. S. D. A HI 



Sunstroke of grapevines, Cal 989 



weather of August, 1890, V. S. 



D.A 676 



Superphosphate, analyses, N. J 877 



gypsum 40 



Swamp haj', analyse.-*, Conn. Storrs 426 



Swamps, management, ^lich 872 



Swarming of bees, Mich 902 



Swedish turnips, analyses 152 



rotting 141 



varieties. Can 973 



Sweet corn, culture experiments, Cal 700 



La 407 



Wiish.... 313 



fertilizer experiments, Del 486 



!M a s 8 . 



Hatch 406 



fodder, analyses. Conn. Storrs . . 426 

 digestib ility. Conn. 



Storrs 423 



silage, analyses, Del 508 



varieties, Ark 977 



Can 889 



Me 231,783 



Pa 790 



Utah 791 



peas, classification 602 



culture, N. Y. Cornell 131 



varietie8,X. Y. Cornell 132 



potatoes, analyses, S. C 681, 023 



culture experiments, Colo . 308 



La. . . . 407 



fertilizer experiments, N. J. 886 



8oilrot,N.J 8»3 



variotio.<»,Ark 407 



scented garlic 892 



whey for calves. Can 1006 



Swift moth W2 



Swine. (Sff also Pigs.) 



erysipelas •'25 



plague, antitoxic serum for 428 



innn unity 268 



symptoms and tn-atment, Ind.. 157 



quarantine expiTinients 253 



Swiss agricultural high hcIiooIs 837 



Switch-grass hay, annlysea, Tonn 810 



notes, U. S. D. A 780 



Symbiosis, discovery 867 



Si/inpli!i(iiin ojjieinalf, not«'s, Fla 124 



Syringa, golden leaf, Wis 314 



SijitirchH* oreat, notes, Minn 146 



Ta<hina flies, Minn t46 



Xagasastc, culture experiments 401 



