INDEX 



Milk Sickness 310 Man Root SG 1 

 Military Trainings 349 356 364 373 



381 381 389 405 Meteors 66 

 Means of inducing fertility in Fruit trees 404 \ Culture of Fruit Trees 395. 



| Calcareous Manures 342 Corn Crops 395 

 J Chapin's Address 357 364 Cider 399 

 « Cobbett's First Love 384 Clover Mill 399 



Meadow Mice 34. 



Nurseryman 82 121 2l3 Nectarine S08 



N. E. Storms 41 49. 



Oyster Ponds 74 Okra 260. 



Peaches 292 Parasitic Plant 285 



Primrose 121 Planting 380 Pruning 17 



Potatoe Onions 51 Preserving Butter 11 



Plants in bloom 11 mo. 20. 389 



Plugging Trees 389 Poison Ivy 373 



Pigeons 284 324 S96 Potatoes 348 396 



Petrifactions 228 252 277 Peas 97 



Pear on Apple Stocks 106 



Prickly Comfrey 90. 



" Q" s Criticisms 213 236 237 252 276 



285 293 325 Quince Trees 380. 

 Robbing Gardens 34 Rabbits 137 204 

 Rhubarb 81. 



Sea Kale 81 Slips 57 Snow Storm 89 

 Silk Culture 49 66 Shade Trees 343 364 

 Sheep 26 58 Spring 97 Seed Corn 213 

 Southern Rail Road 316 Snails 277 

 Sweet Potatoe 41 50 137 309 364 380 

 Slate Manufacture 285 Squashes 381 

 Snowball and High Cranberry 57 

 Spontaneous Vegetation 3 25 34 



g Cobb's Manual 406. 



«; Domes. Hort. Soc. 357 Ditching 267 



I Diversity of Temperature 27 



| Deception in Flowers 286 



| Durability of Timber 296 



j Dr. Cutbush's Address 347 



i First and Last Census 48 



| Ergot in Spear Grass 75 



„ Effects of Agri Societies 382. 



| Fire Department 360 Flowers 166 



* Farm School for the Poor 415 





Fattening Hogs 355 Flour Mill 355 



£ National Prosperity 400. 



£ Onions 106 Okra 211 Oats 227 



| Orange Farm 83 131 190 



| Orchard Grass 298. Orcadian Sketches 36P 



f Penn. Hort. Exhibition 197 Pigs 298 272 



£ Plugging Trees 56 Pears 83 93 107 27 



| Potatoe Cheese 54 299 Pork 382 



g Potatoes 51 56 83 158 182 



* Premium Agri. Essays 99 



SPeas 75 91 290 



,>Pork and Whiskey 376 



I Prince's Hort. 74 Prince's Nursery 366 



5 Peaches and Peach Trees 126 150 215 262 



| 271 Penn. Canal Expend. 402 



| Packing Butter 310 350. 



I Quinoa 394. 



V s „ . Z„ *"° ""tune Lirape 



Sugar from Potatoes 380. Sachrometer 49 $ Grape Butter 331 Graftine 134 



The Eclipse 53 Talavera Wheat 89 

 Tea Plant 106 Temperature 129 

 Transplanting 17 Tomatoes 293 

 Threshing Machines 285. 

 Use of Salt in Ag. and Manufactures 50 

 U. States and England 332. 

 Vegetable Life 81 113 228 245 

 Vitality of Plants 11 



i r aliening nogs 355 Mour Mill 355 I Quinoa 39 



t Farmer's Work Feb. 54 Mar. 88 May 138 | Radishes 190 Robbing Gardens 18 88 



| June 181 189 197 July and August 247 J Roller 181 189 Rouge Plant 147 



| Sept. 295 Der. 403 » Recipes 23 80 171 256 263 359 



| Fruit and Fruit Trees 160 175 181 245 268 t Reus. Hort. Soc. 46 93 168 203 267 



> 274 275 278 290 302 395 S Rural Cemetery, Boston 205 214 



* Flax 225 237 245 253 260 ? Report on Farms. Bristol, Ms 350 



' b oddering Cattle 27 Female Industry 294 '* Royal Printing Office, Paris 328 



I Flour 47 48 70 87 248 355 Figs 290 334 < Rep. of View. Com. Jeff. Co. Ae. Soc 3^6 



> t rench Agri. 307 Farms 59 239 243 \ Rail Road Celebration 312. 



} Geology 7 26 38 Grass Grounds 382 f Silk Culture 46 80 83 91 107 114 122 126 



5 Gov. Throop's Proc. 343 Grain 95 ? 167 182 198 231 243 275 278 279 294 310 



§ Grapes and GrapeVines 67 91 152 155 172$ 318 331 339 347 363 371 374 387 406 



% Sedgwick's Address 51 Stock Farm 131 

 \ Spayed Cows 147 Shallow Sowing 219 

 I Sheep 122 145 175 181 271 Swine 334 

 \ Spesutia Farm 218 Swiss Chard 203 

 | Strawberries 262 268 277 286 

 | Shakers 254 Spurred Rye 235 

 | Sweet Potatoes 220 302 334 



% 174 180 203 Grafting Grapes 125 



% Greville's China Rose 51 

 | Gooseberries 175 215 245 339 

 % Green Dressing 115 123 

 i Grain on Light Soils 407. 

 Hay and Haymaking 195 221 230 



I Hemp 225 237 245 253 260 319 Hops 48 \ Sugar from Beets 160 Stout's Address 13 

 Horses 64 133 141 146 1S9 176 184 185 I Salt for Milk Cows 15 Saving Seed. 33. 

 251 258 302 359 383 Hogs 163 \ Sunflower Oil 16 379 



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m 7.i w 1 » „r , , |„ al * ao d0B d3B 383 Hogs 163 \ Sunflower Oil 16 379 



„ ,, J~ % , ^ ire Worm s43 Wabash 413 j Hints to Farmers 411 House Keeping 415 X Staves and Heading 352 

 Wild Black Cherry 237 260 \ Horticulture 328 Ham, 17,1 P b \ Star* AcriSnr A 11 A 



Wild Black Cherry 237 260 

 Webster's Dictionary 405 

 " X " 42. 



I Horticulture 328 Hams 174 



^ Hudson and Ohio Rail Road 344. 



I Imprisonment for Debt 343 



g Improved Lands 205 Improved Stock "3 



,.Indian Corn 130 139 152 175 181 231 



323 



8 298. 



SELECTIONS, 



Alb. Co. Ag. Report, 1830 43 do. 1831 402 I , ta J ian Agri ; '" Ice Houses 399 

 Agricultural Education 167 216 1 Influence of Chmate on Plants 316 



Agri. Board 98 Apricots 223 I , ro " Ma ™ftclures 399 Insects IS 



Agri. Hofwyl 317 Amer. Navy 352 W^»' Le " er l41 



Agri. Conven. 411 413 Amer. Rivers 376 J l^:,^!"- Soc ' 3 ° 6 ' 

 Alb. Co. Hort. Soc. 150 163 295 298 203 i„ y . S Address 390 39T 



215 242 Amer. Silk 318 Apples 152 I £-? P r, & farmer's Accounts23l 

 Amer. Wine 403 Alabama Wine 408 \ , ''" Dned Corn 402 - 



Asparagus 174 Agave Americana 219. t d" 16 , J 81 Lightning Rods 220 



Bees and Beehives 56 126 139 152 155 174? , Ka y de Chaumom's Address 153 164 



234 £82 Bloating in Cattle 46 Botts 59 \ T^ 6 P ™ duce 371 39/ Lamhs 230 

 Buffalo Berry Tree 139 251 Barley 160 ^iberia Colonists 287 Locusts 209 

 Butter 166 310 350 Budding 269 1 l' Ve l e " c r es 355 382. 



Barnard's Letters 96 102 104 112 1»0 1«8 t™ g Wurtzel 106 Milk Cows 158 5 



136 144 199 Broom Corn Whiskey 392 J mE-T" 1? lS ?J 39 174 222 22ii 2 « 

 Blidn in Pear Trees 359 *S1 . oy i, l,st of Trees and Shrubs 26 3£ 



Market Garden at Paris 269 



158 207 



State Agri. Soc. 411 413 

 5 System in Farming 411 

 $ Sayings for Farmers 411 

 *, Strange Affection 407 

 § Stockfeeding in Ohio 400. 

 | Tulips 166 Turnips 190 Tomatoes 269 

 |Topdressing Grass Grounds 198 

 < Transplanting Trees 206 

 |T:rnip Butterfly 222 

 ? Taliacotian Operation 400 

 $ Temperance 375 391. 

 5 Use of Snow 19 Underdraing 286 338 

 I Unfermented Manures 19. 

 5 Village Gardens 58. 



i Wheat 27 56 78 141 174 182 192 211 235 

 t 243 283 338 Wild Rice 130 

 % Wool 24 70 130 255 Weril 270 

 J Zinc Ware 190. 



I POETRY. 



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Birds and Insects 411. 

 Chloride of Lime 19 167 



6~35 42 r 6 104176 25 6 271 328 344 352 376 408 41c. 



Cellars 272 



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r. Coke, Eng. Farmer 251 



Census N.York 7 Arkansas 15 Mississippi \ » oral doughboy 254 Melons 152 189 



15 Cities and Towns 16 U. States 152 416 \ », ,ms , for Ma "'ed Ladies 243 

 Currant Wine 220 Cream Cheese 203 \ m". Inducin ? fertility hi Fruit trees 404 : 

 Cattle 145 147 158 166 196 | ^{ount Auburn Cemetery 318 383 



Cucumbers 189 Canal Tolls 312 $ "J ontreal Cattle Show 339 J 



Calves 90 Carpet Weaving 78 % v' lk S 'ckness 340. 



(Jure for Consumption 118 Castor Oil 290 $ x T ec,arlne . s I . 1 5 * 21 5 Na ""- a ' History 6 7 

 Criminal Suits against Animals 18 t ^ 0,es °" Mlch| gan 158 " 



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