80 INDEX TO YEAEBOOKS, 1901-1905. 



Holland, butter, remarks, 1902, 152. 



oleagiBous seeds and nuts, imports and exports, 1903, 423-424. 

 Holmes, Edwin S., jr., article on "Wteat ports of the Pacific coast," 1901,567-580. 

 Geokgb K., article on "Causes affecting farm -values," 1905, 511-532. 

 "Consumers' fancies," 1904, 417-434. 

 "Practices in crop rotation," 1902, 519-532. 

 "The Nation's farm surplus," 1903, 479-490. 

 J. A., articleon "Road building with convict labor in the Southern States," 

 1901, 319-332. 

 Holy Cross Mission, Alaska, growing of vegetables, etc., 1901, 70. 

 Home adornment, plants as a factor, article by L. C. Corbett, 1902, 501-518. 

 fruit garden, article by L. C. Corbett, 1901, 431-446. 

 planting of flowers, shrubs, grass, and trees for the home, 1902, 502-506. 

 Homeseeker, relation of Weather Bureau, article by Edward L. Wells, 1904, 353-362. 



Weather Bureau information, availability, 1904, 357. 

 Homeseekers, mistakes, 1904, 354^355. 

 Homespun cotton, linen, and woolen, use in South in 1810, 1903, 464. 



manufactiues, effect of Jefferson-Madison embargo, 1903, 464. 

 Homestead, grazing and irrigable lands, problem, notes, 1901, 94. 



public lands open, remarks and table by States, 1903, 577-579. 

 Honey, bees, and wax, production and value, 1901, 784-785. 

 buyers, peculiarities, 1904, 424. 

 comb, genuineness, remarks, 1904, 86. 

 production and value, 1901, 784-785. 

 value and use as food, note, 1902, 401. 

 Honeysuckle, use in home adorimient, 1902, 515. 



wild, use in binding soil on roads, 1904, 837. 

 Honolulu, site of Hawaiian Experiment Station, remarks, 1901, 73. 

 Hook worms, transmission, 1905, 50. 



Hopkins, A. D., article on "Insect enemies of forest reproduction," 1905, 249-256. 

 "Insect injuries to forest products," 1904, 381-398. 

 "Insect injuries to hardwood forest trees," 1903, 313-328. 

 ' ' Some of the principal insect enemies of coniferous foreste 

 in the United States," 1902, 265-282. 

 employment in forest insect investigations, 1902, 85. 

 estimate of forest losses by insects, 1904, 472. 

 timothy varieties, 1904, 39. 

 Hops, Bavarian, introduction, 1901, 36. 



exports, 1901, 803; 1902, 867; 1903, 697; 1904, 738; 1905, 778. 

 growing, expenses and returns, 1902, 820. 



relation to farm land prices on Pacific coast, 1905, 529. 

 imports, 1901, 796; 1902, 858; 1903, 687; 1904, 728; 1905, 768. ' 

 sales in United Kingdom, competitors, 1903, 487. 



statistics, 1901, 759; 1902,819-820; 1903,648-649; 1904,701; 1905,717-718. 

 Hornfly, parasite, remarks, 1905, 144. 

 Horse botfly, parasite, life history, 1905, 144. 

 breeding investigations, 1904, 529-536. 

 carriage or coach, points in selection, 1902, 462-464. 

 draft, points in judging, 1902, 458-461. 

 grazing in forest reserves, statistics, 1901, 339. 

 light, kind for market, 1904, 532. 

 manure, composition, 1902, 571. 



liquid solution, 1902, 556, 560. 

 market, relation of export trade, 1904, 530-531. 

 raising in South, remarks, 1904, 189. 



use in diversified farming in South, 1905, 211. 

 saddle, demand, and points in selection, 1902, 466^68. 

 trotting, development, note, 1901, 219. 

 weeders for com culture, notes, 1903, 189. 

 Horseflesh, inspection for export, 1902, 12, 13. 

 Horses, American, trotter as foundation for breed, 1904, 531. 



breeders' associations, officials, etc., 1901, 625; 1902, 676; 1903, 522; 1904, 552; 



1905, 576. 

 breeding, importation, mistaken system, 1904, 538. 

 breeds, feeding, and care on live-stock farm, 1902, 358. 

 carriage, production, demand, 1902, 461. 



See also Carriage horses, 

 classes profitably produced, discussion, 1902, 456-468. 

 coach. See Carriage horses. 



