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Useful and ornamental gourds / by W.R. Beattie.

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Main Author:	Beattie, W. R. (William Renwick), 1870-1954
Format:	Government Document Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1940.
Series:	Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1849.
Subjects:	Gourds.

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Call Number:	A 1.9:
A 1.9: (1826-1850 1939-1940)	Available Place a Hold Contents The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. Cotton shirts for men and boys / by Margaret Smith. Grasshoppers and their control / by J.R. Parker. Insects and diseases of the pecan and their control / by G.F. Moznette [and others] Rural library service / prepared in the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Cooperative dairy bull associations / by Joel G. Winkjer. Care of ornamental trees and shrubs / by Furman Lloyd Mulford. The liming of soils / by Edmund C. Shorey. The culture and use of sorghums for forage / by J.H. Martin and J.C. Stephens. Kudzu for erosion control in the Southeast / by R.Y. Bailey. House cleaning management and methods / by Carol Willis Moffett. Soil defense in the Pacific Southwest / by Glenn K. Rule and Ralph W. Netterstrom. The armyworm and its control / by W.R. Walton and C.M. Packard. Crops against the wind on the southern Great Plains / by Glenn K. Rule in collaborati... Saving soil with sod in the Ohio Valley region / by Kenneth Welton. The feeding of chickens / by Harry W. Titus. Farm fences / by M.A.R. Kelly. Useful and ornamental gourds / by W.R. Beattie. Supplemental irrigation / by F.E. Staebner. Production of hops / by G.R. Hoerner and Frank Rabak. The uses of alfalfa / by H.L. Westover and W.H. Hosterman. Potato production in the Western states / by W.C. Edmundson. Electric light for the farmstead / prepared by the Bureaus of Agricultural Chemistry... Culture and diseases of delphiniums / by Furman Lloyd Mulford and Freeman Weiss. Growing buckwheat / by K.S. Quisenberry and J.W. Taylor.