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Page. 

 Sodium sulphite, effect on coiigulutiou of 



milk :W7 



Soil bacteria, descriptions (-,22 



fertility as affected by wheat eulttire, 



Minn rvlC 



maintenance 72t) 



r. S. 1). A 1002 



measurement 707 



inooilation, U. S. D. A 98 



experiments 542 



method 921 



:aioisture, apparatus for determination, 



Nebr 435 



as affected by fertilizers 631 



conservation. Can 233 



effect on development of oats 



and wheat 125 



effect on development of rye 



grass and clover 12G 



effect on form and composi- 

 tion of barley Wl 



effect on plant growth 631 



observations, Colo 195 



studies, N. Dak 431 



N. Mex 430 



relation to plant growth 726 



solutions, nature and functions, U. S. 



D. A 232 



relation to phosphatic ferti- 

 lizers 329 



studies, Colo 830 



survey around Fresno. California, U. S. 



D.A 926 



Imperial, California, U. 



S. D. A 831 



Lancaster, Pennsylvania 



U.S. D.A 924 



Santa Ana, California, 



U.S. D.A 926 



from Raleigh to Newbern, North 



Carolina, U. S. D. A 925 



in Salt Lake Valley, Utah 432 



the Sevier Valley, Utah, U. S. 



D.A 926 



Weber County, Utah, U. S. 



D.A 925 



of Cecil, St. Mary, Calvert, and 

 Kent counties, Maryland, U. 



S.D. A 925 



Montgomery County, Ohio, 



U.S.D.A 925 



Salt River Valley, Arizona, 



U.S.D.A 920 



work of the Division of Soils, 



U.S.D.A 924 



temperatures 426, 433, 627 



Colo 121 



N. Dak 426 



U.S.D.A 833 



apparatus for determina- 

 tion, Nebr 4;!5 



as affected by — 



color and moisture of 



.soil, Can 328 



fertilizers t>31 



rainfall 327 



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Soil tenipiTutiires, determination s*l 



test.s, Mas-) 333 



for determining available plant 



food, U.I 725 



types estal>lished l)y the Division of 



Soil.s, U. S. I). A .539 



work of the Department of Agriculture 203 



Soiling crops for cows, N.J 77H, 779 



Soils, absorption of monocalcium phos- 

 phate 28 



acid, liming, U. S. D. A 599 



alkali, cla.ssification. U. S. D. A 232 



effect on .seedling i)lants, U. S. 



D.A 918 



methods of analysis 409 



U.S.D.A. 430 



nature and reclamation 1103 



reclamation 329 



studies. Wash 027, 628 



analyses 31, 638, 642, 713, 932, 1036 



Cal 1025 



Can 233 



Mass 124, 730, 1031 



Tenn 1002 



v. S. D. A 630 



banana, of Jamaica 633 



biological studies 434, 1009 



black marsh, as affected by potash 



salts. Wis 27 



studies, Wis 931 



pocosin, improvement 1027 



Bureau of, organization 204 



calcareous, management 243 



use of ammoniacal ferti- 

 lizers on 728 



classification 534 



cohesiveness 121 



composition as related to composition 



ofplants 638 



shown by the plant... 632 

 cultivated, decomposition of organic 



matter in 1027 



121 

 930 

 24 



914 

 914 



humus and carbon in 



nitrates in. Wis 



soluble .salts in. Wis 



determination of — 



available phosphoric 



acid 



plant food. 



dry matter 319 



fertilizer require- 

 ments 632,726 



Divi-sion of, field operations, 1900, U. S. 



D.A 924 



effect of drying on sugar beeta 632, 737 



emission and absorption of heat 1028 



evaporation from 427 



exhaustion and abandonment, U. S. 



D.A t'33 



fertilizer re(|nirements 32,614,726 



determination 945 

 filter for use in analysis, I'. S. D. A... 927 



for chestnuts 651 



liumus content as afTected by fertili- 

 zers 236,880 



improvement. Ark 840 



