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THE IRRIGATION AGE. 



Department of Agriculture 

 Latest Publications. 



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The Superintendent of Documents is not an official of the 

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Publications for free distributions i. e., those to which no 

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 Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Pree publications 

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The Department of Agriculture does not distribute nor 

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A List of Publications for free distribution revised to 

 October IB, 1909, and a separate list of publications for sale 

 (by the Superintendent of Documents) revised to October 1, 

 1909, may be procured free of charge upon application to the 

 Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 



The list appended includes all publications of general 

 interest and value issued since the revision of these lists.] 



SOIL, SURVEY OP THE PORTBRSVILLE AREA, CALI- 

 FORNIA. By A. T. Strahorn, L. C. Holmes and C. W. Mann. 

 Pp. 40, fig. 1, map. 



BULLETINS. 



DECIDUOUS FRUIT INSECTS AND INSECTICIDES 

 By H. F. Wilson, Engaged in Deciduous Fruit Insect Investi- 

 gations. Pp. 117, pis. 11, figs. 20 (Bulletin 68, Bureau of 

 Entomology'. Price 25 cents. 



WOOD PRESERVATION IN THE UNITED STATES. 

 By W. F. Sherfesee, in Charge of Wood Preservation. Pp. 31, 

 pis. 4, figs. 3. (Bulletin 78, Forest Service.) Price 10 cents. 



CIRCULARS. 



DIPPING TWICE OF SHEEP IMPORTED FROM MEX- 

 ICO FOR BREEDING, GRAZING OR FEEDING. Amend- 

 ment to regulation 49. P. 1. (Amendment 8 to B. A. I. Order 

 142.) 



REPRINTS. 



EDUCATION FOR COUNTRY LIFE, 

 of Experiment Stations. Price, 5 cents. 



Circular 84, Office 



PRESERVATIVE TREATMENT OF FENCE POSTS. Cir- 

 cular 117, Forest Service. 



THE FUTURE USE OF LAND IN THE UNITED 

 STATES. Circular 159, Forest Service. 



DRY-LAND GRAINS. Circular 12, Bureau of Plant In- 

 dustry. 



DUST PREVENTION, ROAD PRESERVATION AND 

 ROAD CONSTRUCTION. Circular 90, Office of Public Roads. 

 Progress Reports of Experiments. 



HOG CHOLERA. By M. Dorset, Chief Biochemic Division, 

 Bureau of Animal Industry. Pp. 25. Figs. 3. (Farmers' 

 Bulletin 379.) This Bulletin is intended to supersede Farmers' 

 Bulletin 24 on the same subject, and contains information as 

 to the cause and symptoms of hog tholera, describes diseases 

 which may be mistaken for hog cholera and gives directions 

 for the prevention and treatment of the disease by the use of 

 serum. 



LOCO-WEED DISEASE. By C. Dwight Marsh, Expert, 

 Poisonous Plant of Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry. 

 Pp. 16, figs. 4 (Farmers Bulletin 380). This Bulletin describes 

 the plants known as loco weeds, the manner and symptoms 

 of poisoning of horses, cattle and sheep, and the post-mortem 

 appearances of poisoned animals. It contains directions for 

 the treatment of affected animals, destruction of the weeds, 

 etc. 



REPRINTS. 



RELATION OF SUGAR BEETS TO GENERAL FARM- 

 ING. 320, Yearbook, 1903. 



OPPORTUNITIES IN AGRICULTURE. 340, Yearbook, 

 1904. 



ANNUAL LOSS OCCASIONED BY DESTRUCTIVE IN- 

 SECTS IN THE UNITED STATES. 360, Yearbook, 1904. 



NATIONAL FORESTS AND THE LUMBER SUPPLY. 

 434, Yearbook, 1906. 



CODLING MOTH OR APPLE WORM. 460, Yearbook, 

 1907. 



WASTES OF THE FARM. 475, Yearbook, 1908. 



SPRAYING FOR ORCHARD INSECTS. 480, Yearbook. 

 1908. 



SO-CALLED CHANGE OF CLIMATE IN THE SEMIARID 

 WEST. 481, Yearbook, 1908. 



INSTRUMENTS FOR MAKING WEATHER OBSERVA- 

 TIONS ON THE FARM. 492, Yearbook, 1908. 



SOIL MULCHES FOR CHECKING EVAPORATIONS. 495, 

 Yearbook, 1908. 



ADVANCE SHEETS SOIL SURVEY. 



SOIL SURVEY OF THE MODESTO-TURLOCK AREA. 

 CALIFORNIA, with a Brief Report on a Reconnaissance Soil 

 Survey of the Region East of the Area. By A. T. Sweet, 

 J F. Warner and L. C. Holmes. Pp. 70, pi. 1, figs. 2, map. 



SOIL SURVEY OF HIGHLAND COUNTY, NORTH DA- 

 KOTA. By Frank Bennett, E. L. Worthen, Rec. E. Willard, 

 and E. B. Watson. Pp. 38, fig. 1, map. 



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