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Farmers' Bulletins : 36, Cotton seed and its products ; 47, In- 

 sects affecting cotton plant ; 48, Manuring of cotton : 217, Es- 

 sential steps in securing an early crop of cotton ; 285, Advan- 

 tage of planting heavy cottonseed ; 286, Comparative value of 

 whole cotton seed and cottonseed meal in fertilizing cotton ; 290, 

 Cotton boll worm, summary of it* life history and habits ; 302, 

 Sea- island cotton, its culture, improvement, and diseases; 314, 

 Method of breeding cotton to escape boll- weevil damage: 

 326, Building up run-down cotton plantation ; 364, Profitable 

 cotton farm; 512, The boll- weevil problem. 



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