Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 46W. White, 1898 - Agriculture |
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Page 102
... young man graduating from the agricultural college has no capital . If a young man loves the business of agriculture and is determined to succeed , he can do it even if he has not a dollar of money . This young man before graduating ...
... young man graduating from the agricultural college has no capital . If a young man loves the business of agriculture and is determined to succeed , he can do it even if he has not a dollar of money . This young man before graduating ...
Page 285
... young plants the first year . As we travel through the country we can usually see how the young pines are seeded down under favorable conditions . Many of the neglected pastures of the State are being clothed with pines . Note a group ...
... young plants the first year . As we travel through the country we can usually see how the young pines are seeded down under favorable conditions . Many of the neglected pastures of the State are being clothed with pines . Note a group ...
Page 300
... young , and at the end of this time the first- born insects are mature . The young larvæ , after escaping from beneath the female scales , appear as a fine , yellowish dust on the bark , and swarm over the tree in search of a suitable ...
... young , and at the end of this time the first- born insects are mature . The young larvæ , after escaping from beneath the female scales , appear as a fine , yellowish dust on the bark , and swarm over the tree in search of a suitable ...
Contents
Public Winter Meeting of the Board at Amherst | 13 |
The Mission of the Agricultural Colleges | 50 |
The Business Side of Agriculture By J H Hale | 84 |
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Agricultural College AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Amherst ammonia amount animals apple appropriation average awarded better Board of Agriculture Boston brown-tail burlaps bushels caterpillars cent clover committee condition corn meal cows cream crop dairy products destroy disease dissolved bone-black early eggs England expenses Experiment Station extermination farmers feed fertilizers field fruit glanders grain grass green-manuring growers growing grown growth gypsy moth herds increase infested insects larvæ leaf Legislature manure Massachusetts Massachusetts Agricultural College milk millet muriate of potash nitrate of soda nitrogen oats orchard owner Phosphate phosphoric acid plant food Plat plots potassium oxide Potato pounds per acre premiums and gratuities protein quarantine quart San José San José scale season secretary Sect seed skim-milk soil spraying sulphate of potash tion tobacco Total towns trees tuberculin tuberculosis varieties West West Brookfield winter wood Worcester yield