INDEX.... VOL. IV 
111 
Cotton nianulactures 12 
“ Mastodon 12,141,173,186 
** fine 21 
“ Sea Island 74 
“ Nankin 46 
“ planters, remedy for their embarrass- 
ments 119 
Cotton caterpillar 157 
" crop in Alabama 154 
“ “ of the U. States, for the year 
ending August 31, 1846 151 
Cotton, first bale of new 135 
“ gins 74 
Cow peas 74 
Cowology, notice of a treatise on milk 
cows 28, 40 
Cultivator, the Southern... 8, 72 
“ Mr.Farrar’s proposition about the 74 
Currants, select list of. . 31 
Chemical principles, necessity for a know- 
ledge of 101 
Charcoal on wheat 8 
Cheese-making ISO 
Clay, Georgia 36 
Clergy, their influence on Agriculture 24 
Club, Planters’, of Hancock co., premiums. 30 
“ Farmers’, of Monroe county, fair of. . 191 
Crab grass, hay of 71 
Croup, cure for the 1.55 
Crows should not be destroyed 166 
Crop, notice of the grain 88 
Crops, rotation of 149 
“ the 105,122 
*' and culture, Southern 134 
“ in Mississippi 155 
'* in Florida 187 
“ Southern 185 
Crossing, effect of, on the Consitution 109 
D 
Debts, paying our 140 
Degeneracy of plants 93 
Dependence, Southern 41 
Dew, how produced 175 
Domestic Wine, notice of 42 
“ animals, improvement of 94 
Dogs, Shepherd’s 72, 73 
“ injury by, to wool growers 9 
“ an article on 92 
Draining land, concerning 77 
Drought.... 91 
Dyspepsia, cure for the 27 
E 
Earth, benefit of pressing the 69 
European Agriculture, notice of Colman’s. 120 
EDITORIALS. 
Agriculture, Colman’s European,. .. .56, 120 
*■' And the Clergy, 24 
aid to 43 
“ anticipations about 25 
Agricultural Education,.. 153, 168,185 
“ experiments,... 73 
“ papers, 26 
Apples, how to save in winter,. . . . 152, 169 
Asparagus, giant, how to raise 137 
Books for a farmer’s library, 89 
Book-farming 105 
Bread and butter, 168 
Corn, great yield of 27 
Cowology, 28,40 
EDITORIALS— Continued- 
Cultivator, Southern 72, 105, 153 
Charcoal on wheat, 8 
Clergy and agriculture, 24 
Crops of 1846, •••• 105 
JDogs, concerning 9 
“ Shepherds’ 72 
Dog traps, how to make 26 
Domestic port wine, 25 
Dependence, Southern 41 
Dyspepsia, cure for 27 
Education, agricultural 153, 168, 185 
Efficient support 40 
Egg trade of Cincinnati, 105 
Engravings,. 168 
Experiments, agricultural 73 
Farmer’s life, 27 
Farming, Pennsylvania. 12! 
“ Yankee 138 
“ N, Carolina 137 
Figs, Southern 83 
Frying as a mode of cooking, 169 
Grain crop 88 
Grass, a new for the South • . . . .152 
Ground nuts, 40 
Haymaking, 120, 136 
Horses, Morgan, ....27,41, 88 
Horticulturist, the 168 
Healtb, physiology, &.c 26 
Hemp, Southern- • 72 
Independence, Southerns, 56, 88, 121,153, 1S5 
Industry, New-England 56 
Ingenuity, American 43 
Iron works 8 
Labor, respect for 9 
Liberality, New-England- 24 
Library, books for a farmer’s 89 
Madeira wine, how made 25 
Marl, 72 88, 120 
Measures of capacity 9, 41 
Memphis Convention 42 
Milk trade of New York 104 
Mutton 89 
McDonald, Col. A., his proposition 136 
” obituary 138 
New England Farmer, notice of 121 
Ourselves 152 
Our Patrons, to 184 
Opinions of the press about the Cultivator- 153 
Orange tree insect - 24 
Port Wine, domestic 25 
Potatoes, how cultivated 40 
Physiology, health, &c 23 
Plowing, deep 66, 73 
” English 72 
” American 88 
” Dialogue about-- - 90 
Press, opinions of the, about theCultivatorl53 
Public Property, protection of- 89 
Right Spirit, the -• - 88 
Robinson, Solon, his tour - 8 
Science and Agriculture 184 
Soil, improvement of the 105 
Shoes, Wooden 24 
Sumach 41, 137, 169 
Subscribers, about those 20,000- - 184 
Strawberry trade of New York 104 
Tobacco 24 
Turpentine - 104 
Trees, ornamental 4i 
” roadside 104 
” to be planted 89 
Weather, the 42 
Wine, domestic 25, 42 
Wooden Shoes 24 
Wheat, Charcoal on 8 
Economy and Industry 60 
“ Plantation 13, 29,57, 127 
Egg Trade of Cincinnati 105 
Etowah Iron Works, Mr. Cooper’s account of 45 
Experiments, curious, in breeding animals •• 32 
F 
Fairs, Agricultural, influence of 191 
Farm Management 66, 172 
“ Model of the Union 147 
“ “ of Ohio 38 
“ Tools 39 
Farmer, life of a 27 
“ on four acres, and on four hundred 
acres 55 
“ importance of the ---• 95 
“ importance of knowledge to the --183 
“ the ignorant 107 
Farmers, good advice to 95 
“ of South Carolina, to the 53 
Farming, Pennsylvania 121 
“ neatness in 108 
“ Yankee 121, 128 
“ North Carolina 137 
“ On twenty-five acres 166 
Farrar’s Proposition 72 
Fencing, a substitute fot 46 
“ Rules for making rail 46 
Festival, Horticultural, at Boston 1 
Figs, Southern 88 
“ and Wine 122 
Filberts 71 
Filtering water, simple method of 51 
F.)od,Nutriciou$ 77 
Folly, Southern 79 
Pour acre, and four hundred acre farmer- • - • 55 
Fritters, recipe for making 77 
Fruit and fruit trees 30 
Fruit trees, manures for 174 
“ preparing seeds of 181 
Frying as a mode of cooking- 169 
G 
Garden Seeds, planting and vegetating of- - - 22 
“ Refuse of the Ill 
“ Plantation for the South 23 
Georgia, true policy for 11 
Ginger Beer, to make 119 
Gooseberries, select list of- 31 
Guano, poisonous 105 
Guinea Grass, concerning 84 
Grafting in summer, mode of 170 
Gravel in horses, inquiries about 155 
Grain crop, the 88 
Grape culture 21, 156 
'• Scuppernong, fortheSouth 10 
Grapes, select list of 31 
“ manure for 174 
Grass, a new, for the South 152 
Green barley, a substitute for corn 133 
Green crops, turning in to enrich land 164 
Gieen house plants, treatment of- 77 
Groundnuts, concerning- 40, 140 
H 
Hammond, Gov., letter by, on marl 81, 97 
Hay, curing 136 
and fodder crops, concerning 39 
Health, Physiology, &c 26 
Hemp, Southern- --- 70, 72 
Hereford Cattle, an account of 171, 1£9 
Hint, taking a Ill 
