A

Acid phosphate, need of, in soils, 2320,
2395.

price of, 2321.

Address of Welcome, Dr. F. H. Lat-
tin, 2261, 2262.

Response to, J. Van Wagenen, Jr.,
2263-2265.

Agee, Alva, Functions and Forms of
Lime, 2322-2327.

Importance of Proper Crop Ro-
tation, 2298-2311.

Air-slaked lime as fertilizer, 2326.
Akin, E. S., Horse for the New York
State Farmer, 2345-2359.

Horse Industry in Europe, 2329-
2338.

Alfalfa, 2274, 2275, 2288, 2289, 2292,
2294, 2295.

as cover crop, 2274, 2275, 2288.
as feed for horses, 2295, 2296,
2378

timothy with, 2295, 2296.
Aphis, spraying for, 2471, 2472.
Apple, blight, varieties resistant to,
2494, 2495.

growing, good prospect for intel-
ligent, 2446, 2447.

in Colorado and Arkansas,
2439.

home-grown, poorly packed, 2445.
in competition with other fruits,
2444, 2445.

orchard, intercropping, 2507, 2508.
with peaches,

interfilling

2509-2511.

profits from an, 2499-2501.
2502, 2503.

scab, 2467.

spraying for, 4468-4470.
varieties immune to, 2494.
varieties of, in West, 2441.
Apples, as food for cows, 2405, 2406.
as food for swine, 2403, 2404,
2460, 2461.

color of, 2473, 2474.
syrup made from, 2459.
utilizing by-products of, 2456.
Arsenate of lead as spray, 2472, 2473,
2480.

Asparagus, for farm garden, 2412.

protection of, from beetles, 2416.
Auchter orchard, profits from, 2499-
2501, 2503.

Automobile in relation to horse, 2346.
B

Bacteria, root, 2279.

Barley as feed for horse, 2378, 2379.

Barrus, M. F., Diseases Likely to
Demand Fruit Growers' Attention,
2462-2470.

Beans in young orchard, 2405, 2510.
Belgium, horse raising in, 2331-2333,
2347-2349.

Bennett, E. R., Fruit Conditions in
the West, 2438-2450.

Better Country Life, Dr. W. H. Dex-
ter, 2338-2344.

Bran as feed for horses, 2359.
Bread, care after baking, 2534.
crust, 2532.

grain texture, 2533.

Judging a Loaf of, Mrs. I. S. Har-

rington, 2531-2534.
lightness, 2532, 2533.
mixer, use of, 2534.
potato in, 2535.

odor, taste and flavor, 2533, 2534.
outside appearance, 2531.
quality of crumb, 2533.
shape of loaf, 2532.
size of loaf, 2531.

temperature of oven, 2532.
use of milk in, 2534.

Breeding of horses, community, 2351.
intensive, in Europe, 2348, 2349.
Brodhead, Dr. C. W., Care of Horses'
Feet and Horse Dentistry, 2360-
2369.

Brown rot, fruits resistant to, 2495.
Buckwheat as cover crop, 2274.
Burning of plants with fertilizer,
2297.

Burritt, M. C., Intercropping the
Young Orchard, 2502-2514.
Butter, churning, 2384, 2385.
Butterfat, percentage of, produced by
cows, 2383, 2384.

religious influence, 2343, 2344.
Cover crops, 2274, 2275, 2286-2289,
2293, 2393.

Cowpea in New York State, 2285,
2286.

Cows, apples as food for, 2405, 2406.

breed of, to keep, 2407, 2408.
on the fruit farm, 2403-2405.
production of, 2383, 2384.
Crimson clover, 2286.

Crop rotation, as means of control-
ling insects and diseases, 2308,
2309.

as means of increasing organic
matter, 2202, 2203.
Importance of Proper, Alva
Agee, 2298-2311.

Draft horse, advisability of raising,
2355, 2356.

at State Fair, 2353.

Breeders' Club, New York State,
2351, 2352.

industry, for farmer, 2346.

in Europe, 2348, 2349,
Drainage, need of, 2269-2271, 2274,
2288, 2292.

E

Ear lobes, color of, as indication of
laying qualities, 2522, 2523.
Egg production, selecting hens for,
2518-2523.

Eggs, marketing, 2529, 2530.

trade terms applied to, 2530.
Endive, how to plant, 2420.

Place of, in Economical
Farming, L. J. Cross,
2311-2327.

for orchards, 2489-2491.

Fireless cooker, preparing chicken in,
2537.

Flaxseed for horses, 2358.

Flea beetle, how to destroy, 2416.
Flies, cluster, how to get rid of, 2536.
Foaling, precautions at, 2357.
Food substitutes for meat, 2535.
Foods and Markets, Department of,
Proposed work of, E. A. Tut-
tle, 2421-2434.
business

not organized, 2422-

2425.
cooperation of country organi-
zations, 2432-2434.

grading of products, 2433.
money wasted in food distribu-
tion, 2422.

purpose of, 2425-2427.

retail outlets, 2429-2432.

terminal warehouses, 2427-2429. 1

utilizing by-products, 2405, 2456.
Fruits, improving old varieties of,
2491-2494.

profits from, 2499-2501.

resistant to insects and fungi,
2494, 2495.

size, quality and color of, factors
influencing, 2497, 2498.
Functions and Forms of Lime, Alva
Agee, 2322-2327.

G

Garden, Farm. (See Farm garden.)
Grading, importance of, 2433, 2529.
Grapes, European, domestication of,
2493, 2494.

method of, 2376.

Home, Recreation in the, Mrs. I. S.
Harrington, 2539-2544.

Home-making, woman's work, 2436.
Horse, alfalfa as feed for, 2295, 2296,
2378.

cost of raising, 2356.

Dentistry, Care of Horses' Feet
and, Dr. C. W. Brodhead,
2360-2369.

for New York State Farmer,
E. S. Akin, 2345-2359.
community breeding, 2351,
2352.

effect of war on supply,
2349, 2350.

effort toward advancement
of breeding, 2353, 2355.
future conditions, 2349-
2351.

intensive breeding, 2348.
land values increase with
breeding, 2346-2348.
magnitude of industry, 2345,
2346.

teeth.
Horseshoers,

2363.

(See Horse Dentistry.)

inefficiency of, 2362,

Horticulture, Present-Day, Things to
be Emphasized in, U. P. Hed-

rick, 2489-2501.

domestication

of

grapes, 2493, 2494.

European

factors influencing size, color and
quality of fruit, 2497, 2498.
fertilizers, 2489-2491.

fruits resistant to insects and
fungi, 2494, 2495.

improving old varieties, 2491-
2493.

profits from an apple orchard,
2490-2501.

Hospitality, true, 2539, 2540.

Hotbed for home garden, 2414, 2415.
Hydrated lime, 2325, 2326, 2471.