CONTENTS OF VOLUME III. 
V 
Page. 
Fowls, Russian, Description of.241 
Fruits, Change of at the West.9 
44 Preserving Apples and Pears.29,347 
44 Exportation of.106 
44 Cultivation of.116 
44 Choice Varieties of.120 
44 Peach and Fig Orchard.182 
44 Statistics of.185 
44 Best Method of raising Peaches in a Pinery. 187 
44 Syrian, Description of..187 
44 at the South.363 
G. 
Galvanic Experiments on Potatoes.233 
Gardens, Kitchen, Fruit, and Flower (see Month. Cal.) 
Gardener’s Assistant, Young.94 
Gaylord, Willis, Obituary of.133 
Genesee Farmer, New.94 
Georgia Lands and Agriculture.117 
Grafting Knife, Description of.144 
44 Directions for.175 
Grain, Harrowing.71 
44 Cutting.193 
Grapes, to Preserve.372 
Grass, Grama or Buffalo.22 
44 Dock, Couch, &c., to kill.20 
44 Tornillo or Screw.172 
44 Gama and Bermuda.335 
44 on Clay Lands..307 
44 Tussac, described.343 
44 Seeding Lands in Georgia.344 
Grease-Spots, to Remove.157 
Grounds, to be Stirred in Dry Weather.197 
Grove, H. D., Obituary of..100 
Guano, Fossil.7 
44 Experiments with.23 
44 for Turneps.29 
44 Localities and Analysis of.98 
44 in Iehaboe.220 
44 Mode of Applying.222 
44 Useful in Preserving Flowers.251 
44 Test for, Qualities of, and Substitute for..252 
44 Importation of into England.283 
44 History of.285 
44 Description of.334 
44 Instructions for Using.348 
H. 
Hams to Pickle.350 
Hand Flower.•..354 
Hay, Cut, Superiority of.157 
44 Time for Cutting.195 
44 Rigging, Description of.273 
44 American, in England.347 
Hedges, Buckthorn.48 
Hemp Seed, Culture of, Exportation of.16, 257 
44 Brake, new.349 
Herd Book, proposed American.154 
Honey-Dew, explained.291 
Hops, Culture of.67 
Horse, Nut with, Description and Pedigree of.28 
44 English.78 
44 Norman.209 
44 Unsound Feet in, Clipping, Boot for.78,79 
44 Farm and other. 84 
44 Power, cheap.354 
44 Longevity of. 93 
44 John Blount...126 
44 Fashion and Mariner.130 
44 Improvement in.155 
« Old. 156 
age. 
Horses, Cure for Founder.190 
44 Arabian and Persian, Inquiry for.321 
Horticulture, Profitable.41 
44 Mission to China.93 
44 Twine for Wall Trees..93 
I. 
Implements, Agricultural, for the South. .111, 247, 305 
Incubation, Novel.252 
44 Daily Progress Described.290 
Indigo in Louisiana.92 
Insects (see Diseases of Trees, Vines, Calendars, &c.) 
44 Pheasants destructive of.....155 
44 to Destroy on Vines.156 
44 44 on Gooseberries.252 
44 44 on Peach Trees.157 
44 44 on Rose Leaves.170 
44 44 Turnep Fly.187 
44 to Kill.93, 187, 197 
44 Destroyed by Ladybirds.331 
Irrigation, Value of.371 
Itch, Mad, Cure for.157 
J. 
Johnstone’s Agricultural Chemistry.317 
L. 
Lands, Massachusetts, worn out.55 
44 Waste, in Great Britain .93 
44 too much..235 
Lard Oil, quantity made.318 
Lectures proposed among Farmers.329 
Lice on Fruit Trees.73 
44 to Destroy on Cattle.177 
Liebig, Errors in, and Review of.29, 56 
Lime (see Manure). 
44 Benefit of in Destroying Insects.56 
44 Prices of in New York.100, 120 
Locust Trees, Inquiry.345 
Losses by the Mississippi Flood.349 
Loudon, Mr., Notice of, Obituary Notice of... .30, 61 
M. 
Madder, culture of..357 
Manure (see Guano, Lime, &c.), Marsh Mud.6 
“ Lime.7,34,71 
44 Bommer’s Patent.9 
44 for Melons.29 
44 Forest Leaves.39 
44 Muck, Experiments with.51 
44 Salt as. 66,71 
44 for Cotton.77 
44 Marl.70 
44 for Strawberries.93 
44 for the Greenhouse.125 
44 from Fowls.133 
44 Saline for Potatoes.139 
44 Coal Tar.155 
44 Saw Dust.155 
44 Sulphate of Soda, value of.157 
4k Cow Pea.181 
44 Special......188 
44 Oil for.220 
44 Waste, Economy of.222 
44 Value of Urine.233 
44 44 Household Urine.251 
44 Bone Dust and Sulphuric Acid.251 
44 for General Crops.258 
44 Necessity of.308 
44 Soot and Saw Dust.315 
44 Cheap.318 
44 from Pigeons.333 
