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Chrysanthemums for the home / by B.Y. Morrison.

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Main Author:	Morrison, B. Y. (Benjamin Yoe), 1891-1966
Format:	Government Document Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1923.
Series:	Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1311.
Subjects:	Chrysanthemums.

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Call Number:	A 1.9:
A 1.9: (1301-1325 1922-1923)	Available Place a Hold Contents The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. The soft red winter wheats / by Clyde E. Leighty and John H. Martin. Insect enemies of chrysanthemums / Charles A. Weigel. Control of the common mealybug on citrus in California / Arthur D. Borden. The club wheats / J. Allen Clark and John H. Martin. Marketing main-crop potatoes / by Wells A. Sherman, George B. Fiske, and O.D. Miller. Fumigation of citrus trees for control of insect pests / R.S. Woglum. Rural planning : the social aspects / Wayne C. Nason. Marketing the cowpea seed crop / by J.E. Barr. The wheat strawworm and its control / W.J. Phillips and F.W. Poos. The durum wheats / J. Allen Clark and John H. Martin. The striped cucumber beetle and how to control it / F.H. Chittenden. Tree planting in the Great Plains region / by Fred R. Johnson and F.E. Cobb. Chrysanthemums for the home / by B.Y. Morrison. Good proportions in the diet / Caroline L. Hunt. Quackgrass / by L.W. Kephart. Greenhouse construction and heating / by James H. Beattie. The production of cucumbers in greenhouses / by James H. Beattie. Marketing the early-potato crop / George B. Fiske and Paul Froehlich. Cleaning milking machines / L.H. Burgwald. Lamb and mutton and their use in the diet / prepared in the Office of Home Economics,... How to get rid of rats / by James Silver. Motor trucks on corn-belt farms / H.R. Tolley and L.M. Church. The corn earworm : its ravages on field corn and suggestions for control / W.J. Phill... Cotton-dusting machinery / Elmer Johnson, S.T. Howard, and B.R. Coad.