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Yearbook of Agriculture, 1938
Title
Yearbook of Agriculture, 1938. [electronic resource]
Published
Washington, DC, 1937
Physical Description
1232 p. : color maps, illustrations, tables.
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Crop rotation, by Clyde E. Leighty, p. 406.
Determining the fertilizer requirements of soils, by Oswald Schreiner and M.S. Anderson, p. 469.
Drainage in arid regions, by James Thorp and C.S. Scofield, p. 717.
Drainage in the humid regions, by John R. Haswell, p. 723.
Farm manure, by Robert M. Salter and C.J. Schollenberger, p. 445.
Fauna and flora of the soil, by Charles Thom and Nathan R. Smith, p. 940.
Fertilizer materials, by Oswald Schreiner, Albert R. Merz, and B.E. Brown, p. 487.
Forests for erosion control, by E.N. Munns, John F. Preston, and Ivan H. Sims, p. 609.
Formation of soil, by H.E. Byers, Charles E. Kellogg, M.S. Anderson, and James Thorp, p. 948.
General aspects of the soil-erosion problem, by Hugh H. Bennett and W.C. Lowdermilk, p. 581.
General chemistry of the soil, by Horace G. Byers, M.S. Anderson, and Richard Bradfield, p. 911.
Grass and other thick-growing vegetation in erosion control, by C.R. Enlow and G.W. Musgrave, p. 615.
Index, p. 1210.
Irrigation in the United States, by Wells A. Hutchins, M.R. Lewis, and P.A. Ewing, p. 693.
Loss of soil organic matter and its restoration, by William A. Albrecht, p. 347.
Management of forest soils, by I.H. Sims, E.N. Munns, and John T. Auten, p. 737.
Mechanical measures of erosion control, by M.L. Nichols and T.B. Chambers, p. 646.
Methods of applying fertilizers, by Robert Salter, p. 546.
Mixed fertilizers, by William H. Ross and Arnon L. Mehring, p. 522.
Neglected soil constituents that affect plant and animal development, by J.E. McMurtrey, Jr. and W.O. Robinson, p. 807.
Phosphorus deficiency and soil fertility, by W.H. Pierre, p. 377.
Plants as soil indicators, by H.L. Shantz, p. 835.
Public purposes in soil use, p. 47.
Selenium in soils, by K.T. Williams, p. 830.
Soil acidity and liming, by Emil Truog, p. 563.
Soil and society, by Charles E. Kellogg, p. 863.
Soil classification, by Mark Baldwin, Charles E. Kellogg, and James Thorp, p. 979.
Soil maps and their use, by J. Kenneth Ableiter, p. 1002.
Soil nitrogen, by Oswald Schreiner and B.E. Brown, p. 361.
Soil organic matter and soil humus, by Constantin C. Nikiforoff, p. 929.
Soil potassium in relation to soil fertility, by H.P. Cooper, Oswald Schreiner, and B.E. Brown, p. 397.
Soil, water supply, and soil solution in irrigation agriculture, by C.S. Scofield, p. 704.
Some relationships of soil to plant and animal nutrition -- the major elements, by C.A. Browne, p. 777.
Special dry-farming problems, by O.R. Mathews and John S. Cole, p. 679.
Strip cropping, by Walter V. Kell, p. 634.
Table of contents follows six pages after Title page.
The causes: Defects in farming systems and farm tenancy, p. 137.
The causes: Imperfections in agricultural finance, p. 158.
The causes: Price relations and economic instability, p. 171.
The causes: Traditional attitudes and institutions, p. 111.
The coordinated approach to soil-erosion control, by Ervin J. Utz, p. 666.
The nature and use of organic amendments, by Irvin C. Feustel, p. 462.
The physical nature of soil, by T.D. Rice and L.T. Alexander, p. 887.
The problem: Drained areas and wildlife habitats, p. 77.
The problem: Land unfit for farming in the humid areas, by C.P. Barnes, p. 60.
The problem: Subhumid areas, p. 68.
The problem: The nation as a whole, p. 84.
The remedies: Changes in agricultural finance, p. 265.
The remedies: Direct aids to farmers, p. 279.
The remedies: Economic stabilization, p. 289.
The remedies: Education and research, p. 198.
The remedies: Policies for private lands, p. 241.
The remedies: Policies for public lands, p. 223.
The soil and the law, by Philip M. Glick, p. 296.
The soil requirements of economic plants, by M.F. Morgan, J.H. Gourley, and J.K. Ableiter, p. 753.
The use of cover crops and green-manure crops, by A.J. Pieters and Roland McKee, p. 431.
Tillage machinery, by R.B. Gray, p. 329.
Tillage, by John S. Cole and O.R. Mathews, p. 321.
Water relations of soils, by L.B. Olmstead and W.O. Smith, p. 897.
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August 25, 2012
Series
House document / 75th Congress, 2nd session. House ; no. 398
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Annual Reports.
Executive Department Publications.
Monographs.
Also listed under
United States. Department of Agriculture.
United States. Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Chemistry and Soils (1927-1938)
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