TABLE OF CONTENTS 
PART I 
ECONOMIC AGROSTOLOGY 
CHAPTER I 
INTRODUCTION . eg ee =, ee 
Agrostology, 2—Economic agrostology, 2—Systematic 
agrostology, 3—The uses of grasses, 3—The value of 
farm crops, 4. 
CHAPTER II 
Economic CLASSIFICATION OF GRASSES 
Grains, 6—Uses of the grains for food, 6—Relative im- 
portance of the different grains, 7—Value and production 
of the cereals, 8—Starch, 11—Alcohol, 12—Miscellaneous 
uses, 12. 
CHAPTER III 
ForAGE PLANTS 
The importance of forage plants, 14—Natural classi- 
fication, 19—Legumes, 19—Miscellaneous, 21—Classi- 
fication of forage plants according to use, 22—Pasture 
plants, 22—Native pastures, 22—Ranges, 22—Over- 
grazing, 24—Rejuvenating wornout ranges, 25—Range 
grasses, 26. 
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Paces 
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