383 



Soil, Renovating, 15. 

 Soiling, Advantages of, 30. 



Definition of, 2. 



Disadvantages, 31. 



Forage crops for, 27. 



Summer, 190. 



Versus pasturing, 30. 

 Sorghum, 9. 



Non-saccharine, 95. 



Saccharine, 122. 



Vulgare, 95. 

 South, forage conditions iu, 10, 22. 



Bermuda-grass, 328. 

 Southern White corn, 154. 

 South Carolina, Bermuda-grass, 335. 

 South Dakota, Brome grass, 338. 

 Soybean, 21, 261-266. 



In combination, 190. 



With kafir corn, 190. 



With maize, 193. 



With sorghum, 194. 

 Straw, 46. 



Succulence, importance of, 4. 

 Succulent ration, 27. 

 Sugar- beet, 286, 287. 

 Summer soiling, 190. 

 Sweet corn, 145, 148. 

 System, extensive, 14. 



Intensive, 17. 



Pasturage, 7. 



Rotation, 34. 



— examples, 35-37. 



Tare, 269. 

 iVosinte, 73, 94. 

 Thousand-fold rye, 48. 

 Timothy, 15, 24. 



Cornell, 320. 



East, 17. 



West, 17. 

 Top-dressing: 



Bermuda-grass, 330. 



Lime (see Lime), 12. 



Meadows, 12, 318. 



Pastures, 12, 325. 

 Tracy, Professor, on Bermuda-grass 

 332. 



Trifolium hyhridum, 231. 

 incarnatum, 231. 

 medium, 231. 

 pratense, 231. 

 pratense peretiae, 2.'il. 

 repens, 231. 

 Turnip, 289, 290. 



Unknown cowpea, 254. 



Value of forage crop, 2, 5. 

 Alfalfa, 225. 

 Barnyard millet, 74. 

 Barley, 65. 

 Bermuda-grass, 332. 

 Cabbage, 301. 

 Clover, alfalfa, 225. 



— alsike, 241. 



— crimson, 247. 



— red, 231. 

 Corn, 132, 142. 



— sweet, 144. 



— dried corn fodder, 148. 

 sweet, 148. 



— silage, 165. 



— stover, 149. 

 Cowpea, 258. 

 Japan clover, 273. 

 Kafir corn, 97. 

 Kohlrabi, 308. 

 Mangels, 282, 285. 

 Oats, 62. 



Oats-and-peas, 184. 

 Pastures, 30. 

 Pearl millet. 88. 

 Potato, 290. 

 Rape, 293. 296. 

 Rye, 48. 

 Rye-grass, 71. 

 Sorghum. 125. 

 Soybean, 265. 

 Sugar-beet, 287. 

 Turnip, 288. 

 Vetch, 271. 

 Wheat, 58. 



Vegetable matter in soil, 13. 

 Velvet bean, 266. 



