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Composition of the animal body 215 



Composition of silage crops 233 



Composition of feeding- stuffs 216 



Conclusion 249 



Concrete monolitlilc silos 83-92 



Concrete silos 83-92 



Concrete silos, forms used for making .93-99 



Connecting round silos with barn 70 



Conserving soil fertility with silage system 131-139 



Corn, cutting of, in the field 174 



Corn land, preparation of 140 



Corn, methods of planting 145 



Corn silage vs. fodder corn 211 



Corn silage vs. hay 210 



Corn silage vs. roots 209 



Corn, siloing of "ears and all" 175 



Corn, see also Indian com and Fodder conk 



Corn, time of cutting for silo 143 



Cost of beets per acre 212 



Cost of corn silage. • 209-212 



Cost of cutting sliage 213 



Cost of filling silos 213 



Cost of silos 76-80 



Covering silage ' 186 



Cow-pea silage 152 



Crops for the silo I ..' 140-160 



Crude fiber 218 



Cutter and power, size of 180-184 



Definition of terms used 244-248 



Description of "Ohio" silage cutters 182, 257-264 



Devil grass for silage 166 



Different types of silo structures 33 



Digestibility of foods '. 220 



Digestible dry matter in different feeding stuffs 239-243 



Doors for silos 63-64 



Doorways, continuous, for block silos 97 



Doorways, continuous, for cement silos 88 



Drouth, silo in times of 113-116 



Dry matterin corn at different stages 144 



Ears and all, siloing of corn , 179 



Economy of storage 18 



Elevators, pneumatic 182-185 



Ensilage, see Silage. 



Estimating of materials for silos 78-80 



Feeders' guide, etc \ 215 



Feeding of silage 195 



Feeding standards 223-227 



Feeding stuffs, composition of , 216 



Feeding value of corn, kafir and cane I 126 



Fern brake for silage 159 



Fertility chart 133 



Fertility In 100 lbs. of beef 137 



Fertility in one ton of butter 137 



Fertility in the South 138 



Feterita for silage 155 



