Sugar beets in Colorado in 1898 / [by W.W. Cooke]

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Main Author:	Cooke, Wells Woodbridge, 1858-1916
Corporate Author:	Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station
Format:	Government Document Book
Language:	English
Published:	Fort Collins, Colo. : State Agricultural College, Agricultural Experiment Station, 1899.
Series:	Bulletin (Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station) ; 51.
Subjects:	Sugar beet > Colorado.

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Call Number:	UCSU20/2.18/ UCSU20/2.3/
UCSU20/2.3/ (no.36-54 1897-1900)	Available Place a Hold
UCSU20/2.18/ (no.36-54 1897-1900)	Available Place a Hold Contents of [UCSU20/2.18/] The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. Sugar beets / [W.W. Cooke and William P. Headden] Sugar beets in Colorado in 1897 / [W.W. Cooke and Wm. P. Headden] Losses from canals from filtration or seepage / [by L.G. Carpenter] Blight and other plant diseases / [by C.S. Crandall] Sheep scab : A few insect enemies of the orchard / [Clarence P. Gillette] Notes on plum culture / [by Charles S. Crandall] Strawberries / by C.S. Crandall and C.H. Potter. Further notes on the birds of Colorado : an appendix to Bulletin no. 37, on the Birds... The loss of water from reservoirs by seepage and evaporation / [by L.G. Carpenter] The birds of Colorado / by W.W. Cooke. A study of alfalfa and some other hays / [Wm. P. Headden] I. Pasturing sheep on alfalfa : II. Raising early lambs / [by W.W. Cooke] I. Colorado Lepidoptera : II. A few new species of Deltocephalus and Athysanus from C... Apiary experiments / by Clarence P. Gillette. Sugar beets in Colorado in 1898 / [by W.W. Cooke] Colorado's worst insect pests and their remedies / [by Clarence P. Gillette] A soil study. Part I, The crop grown : sugar beets / [William P. Headden] Meteorology of 1897, with illustrations / [by L.G. Carpenter and R.E. Trimble] Barley / [by W.W. Cooke]