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INDEX 



Iris, for farm garden, 274; notes, 19. 



Iris ensata, var. pabularia, 308. 



Iris pabularia, 308. 



Irish potato. {See Potato.) 



Iron, effect on growth of plants, 12, 20, 28; oxid, 270; 



sulfate, 28, 29. 

 Iron-bark, Victorian, 627. 

 Iron oowpea, 264. 

 Ironwood (Fig. 436), 317. 

 Irrigation ditches, placing on farm, 91. 

 Irritability in plants, 19. 

 Isambert, Dr., quoted, 240. 

 Isatis Lusitanica, 270. 

 Isatis tinctoria, 270. 

 Istle fiber. (See Ixtle fiber.) 

 Italian berries, 270. 

 Italian rye-grass, 375, 446, 447; notes, 437, 439; on 



Pacific coast, 453. 

 Italy, crop rotation systems in, 108. 

 Ivy, 130; poison, 7. 114, 115, 117, US. 

 Ixtle fiber, 281, 286, 290. 



Jack fruit, 269. 



Jackson, Samuel, quoted, 197. 



Jaekwood for dye, 269. 



Jadoo fiber, 292. 



Jallabert quoted, 30, 34. 



Jam. 163; notes, 160, 162. 



Jamaica redwood, 267. 



Jamrosa bark, 627. 



Jam-sticking, 336. 



Janipha Manihot, 227. 



Japan clover, 395-397, 450; as cover-crop, 305; seed 



per acre, 135. (See Lespedeza.) 

 Japan rose for farm garden, 274. 

 Japan wood, 270. 



Japanese, anemone for farm garden, 274. 

 Japanese barnyard millet, 369. 

 Japanese cane, 451. 

 Japanese clover, 395. 

 Japanese galls for tannin, 626. 

 Japanese matting rush plants, 72. 

 Japanese millet, 446, 469. 

 Jaragua, 76. 



Jardine, W. M., quoted, 105. 

 Jarrilla, 77. 



Jars for preserves, 166. 

 Jasmine importations, 496. 

 Jatropha Manihot, 227. 

 Jaumave istle fiber, 290. 

 Jaune indien, 268. 

 Java plum for coffee shade, 243. 

 Jelly, 163, 164; notes, 160. 

 Jersey cabbage, 389. 

 Jersey kale, 389. 

 Jerusalem artichoke, 542. 

 Jerusalem corn, 384, 385, 386. 

 Jerusalem rye, 665. 

 Jimson weed, 457. 

 Jipi-japa plant for fiber, 292. 

 Jodro quoted, 32, 34. 

 Johnson quoted, 132. 

 Johnson-grass, 365, 367, 448, 449; notes, 194, 574; 



place in lotation, 443; seed per acre, 136; weight, 



legal, 148. 

 Joint-grass, 371. 



Jones, L. R., article by, 115; quoted, 440, 441, 526. 

 Jong koutong, 269. 

 Jonquils, effect of electricity on, 30. 

 Jordan quoted, 571. 

 Juar, place in rotation, 108, 109. 

 Juglans cinerea (Fig. 433), 316. 

 Juglans nigra (Fig. 432), 316. 

 Juices, fruit, 177-190. 

 Juncus Balticus, 452. 

 Juncus effusus, 292. 



June-grass, 445. (Sec Kentucky blue-grass.) 

 June-grass, prairie, 455. 

 Juniper, 495; dwarf, for tannin, 625; importations, 



496. 

 Juniperus communis, 625. 

 Juniperus Virginiana (Fig. 453), 322. 

 Jupati palm for fiber, 292. 



Jute, fiber, 281-284; for paper, SOS, 504, 507; place in 



rotation, 108, 109. 

 Jute butts, 281, 283; for paper, 504. 



Kafir, 384-388, 574, 575, 578, 579 ; fodder, 581 ; introduc- 

 tions, 72; place in rotation, 101, 102, 104; in Plains 

 region, 452; planting dates, 138-140; seed notes, 133, 

 136; for soiling, 572; weight, legal, 140. 



Kaiphal, 267. 



Kalai, place in rotation, 109. 



Kale, 221, 388, 389; eradicating, 117; notes, 2; seed 

 notes, 133, 136; thousand-headed, 100, 573; weight, 

 legal, 148. 



Kamala fordye, 269. 



Kambe wood, 267. 



Kameela for dye, 269. 



Kames, 480. 



Kansas, crop rotation systems in, 101, 102. 



Kansas Experiment Station, quoted, 385, 387, 585, 612. 



Kanwait, 270. 



Kaoliangs, 574. 



Kapok fiber, 281, 293. 



Karoobosch, 78. 



Kath, 627, 628. 



Kearney, T. H., quoted, 74. 



Keeney & Son, N. B., quoted, 611. 



Kellerman quoted, 394. 



Kenilworth ivy for window-box, 130. 



Kennedy, P. Beveridge, articles by, 453, 565. 



Kenney, Seth H., quoted, 577. 



Kensett, Thomas, quoted, 157. 



Kentia as house plant, 129. 



Kentucky, crop rotation systems in, 102. 



Kentucky blUe-grass, 365, 373, 438-441, 445; in 

 Alaska, 455; in Great Basin region, 455; notes, 436, 

 437; on Pacific coast, 455; place in rotation, 102, 203 ; 

 in Rocky mountain region, 454; seed-growing, 144; 

 seed notes, 133, 135, 136, 142, 143; weed in alfalfa, 

 194; weight, legal, 149. 



Kentucky coffee-tree, 391. 



Kentucky Experiment Station quoted, 584. 



Kermes berries, for dye, 269 ; false, 269. 



Kermes oak for tannin, 625. 



Kerosene, as an herbicide, 115; for sucking insects, 44, 

 45. 



Kerosene emulsion, 38; use in farm garden, 281. 



Kerria for farm garden, 274. 



Ketchup, home-made, 173. 



Keyr quoted, 596. 



Khas, 498. 



Khesari, place in rotation, 108, 109. 



Khuschus, 497. 



Khus-khus, 497. 



Kiam-tsau for fiber, 292. 



Kickxia, 559. 



Kidney vetch, 308, 659; seed per acre, 136. 



Killebrew quoted, 640. 



Kiln evaporators, 175, 176. 



King-grass, 395. 



King quoted, 490, 568, 569. 



Kinney quoted, 33. 



Kino, for dye, 269; African, 629; East Indian, 629. 



Kirchner quoted, 394. 



Kitchiner, Dr. William, quoted, 173. 



Kitjap, 173. 



Kliphout for tannin, 626. 



Klugh, G. F., notes by, 458, 463, 465, 466. 



Knapp, S. A., article by, 534; quoted, 74. 



Knapsack sprayers, 46. 



Knapweed, meadow, 77. 



Knight, Thomas Andrew, quoted, 57. 



Knoppern, 625. 



Knotted tree, 629. 



Knotweed, 217; notes, 3. 



Kodarsi, 628. 



Kodo, place in rotation, 109. 



Kohlrabi, 389-391; compared with cabbage, 221; dry 

 matter in, 540; in farm garden, 280; place in rotation, 

 100; planting, 138-140; seed per acre, 136; stem for 

 food, 6; yields, 153-165. 



Koelreuter quoted, 57. 



Konhan crop-rotation system, 109. 



Koosa, 497. 



