oOV 



rage. 



Varieties of sugar beets, Colo. Sta 14 



Iiid.stn 3(> 



Mich, sta 87 



S. Dak. .sta 22 



sweet eorn, 111. Sta 3S 



Ind. Sta 35 



Iowa Sta 212 



Nebr. Stu 254 



sweet potatoes, Nebr. Sta 254 



tobaeco, Md. Sta 75 



Xebr. Sta 123 



tomatoes, Ala. College Sta 184 



Md. Sta 76 



Mieh. Sta 89 



Nebr. Sta 123 



N. Y. Cornell Sta 277 



trees. S. Dak. Sta 315 



tufiiips, Ala. College Sta 4,7 



Nebr. Sta 2.54 



vegetables, Ind. Sta 35 



Nebr. Sta 123 



water-melons, Nebr. Sta 2.54 



wheat. Ark. Sta 188 



Ind. Sta 206 



Iowa Sta 210 



Kan. Sta 214 



Ky. Sta 218 



La. State Sta 69 



Nebr. Sta 122,254 



Ohio Sta 289 



Pa. Sta 143 



S. C. Sta 148 



willows, Russian, Minn. Sta... 232 



Variety tests at Pennsylvania Station 295 



Vedalki cardinalh, as an enemy of fluted 



scale, r. S. D. A 301 



Vegetable pathology, section of. l»ulletins, 



r. S. 1). A 109 



physiology, department of, at 



Mass. State Sta 81 



Vegetable.s, field experiments with, Ind. Sta. 35 



Japanese, varieties, Ind. Sta ... 36 



tests of seeds of. Del . Sta 23 



varieties, Ind. Sta 35 



Nebr. Sta 123,254 



Vermont State K.\periment Statimi 1.55, 320 



Station bulletins 1.55, 320 



University of 155, 320 



Vetc"hes, field experiments with, .Nebr. Sta. 122, 2.54 

 infeeding experiments, Mass. State 



Sta 77 



trial of, Mich. Sta 89 



Vicia saliva, field experiment witli, Nelir. 



Sta 254 



vdnsii, trial of, Mich. Sta 89 



Vine worm, notes on, N. J. Sta 134 



Vineyard of Iowa State College, Iowa Sta. . 213 



North Louisiana Station 71 



Texas Station 319 



Virginia Agricultural and Meclianical Col- 

 lege 1 5S, 321 



Experiment Station 1.58, 321 



Station bulletins 1.58, 321 



Vitriol, blue, as a fungicide for black smut, 



Ind. Sta 209 



Page. 



Walnut, Englisli, test of, Mich. Sta 229 



trees, notes on, S. Dak. Sta 20,315 



Water, analyses of, Colo. Sta 191 



Fla. Sta 197 



La. State Sta 221 



determination in air-dried fodders, 



N. Y. Cornell Sta 135 



Water-bug, lesser, notes on, Ohio Sta 292 



Water-melons, varieties, Nebr. Sta 2.54 



Web- worm, garden, notes on, Colo. Sta 10, 12 



sod, notes on, Iowa Sta 45 



Weeds, methods of eradicating. Wis. Sta... 323 



plan for investigation of, N. ,1. Sta. 130 

 seeds, mixed with gra.ss .seeds, Del. 



Sta 24 



vitality of seeds, N. Y. Cornell Sta. 282 



Wisconsin law regarding,Wis. Sta.. 323 



West Virginia Experiment Station 160, 322 



Station bulletins 160, 322 



Cniversity 160, 322' 



Wheat, analyses of, Minn. Sta 99, 100 



aphis, enemies of, Mich. Sta 226 



bearded vs. smooth, Ohio Sta 289 



bran, analyses of, Conn. State Sta.. 15 



N. Y.Cornell Sta . 282 

 in feeding experiments, Mass. 



State Sta 77 



by-products, analyses of. Minn. Sta. 230 

 explanation.s of terms, 



Minn. Sta 230 



damaged, experiments in germina- 

 tion and growth, Minn. Sta 95 



distribution of seeds of. Ohio Sta. . . 290 

 field experiments with— 



Ala. Canebrake Sta 187 



Ark. Sta 188 



Ind. Sta 206 



Kan. Sta 214 



Ohio Sta 28,s 



S. C. Sta 146,148 



S. Dak. Sta 19 



Va. Sta 15S 



frosted and rusted, Minn. Sta... 94, 99, 100 



fungi causing rust on, Minn. Sta... 94 



germination of frosted. S. Dak. Sta. 19 

 grass, wild, field experiments with, 



Nebr. Sta 121 



listing of, Kan. Sta 215 



methods of cultivation, Kan. Sta .. 214 



Ohio Sta... 288 



seeding, Ky. Sta 218 



Ohio Sta 28« 



of Iowa Station, notes on, Iowa Sta. 209 



pasturing of, Kan. Sta 214 



plant, changes during freezing, 



Minn. Sta 94 



red vs. white. Ohio Sta 289 



rust, notes on, Ind. Sta 204 



N. C. Sta 138 



smut of. Ind. Sta . 207 



Nebr. Sta 252 



suggestions to growers, Ind. Sta 207 



varieties. Ark. Sta 188 



Ind.Sta 206 



Kan. Sta 214. 



