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Alabama, alfalfa in[16]
Alberta, alfalfa in[15]
Experiments[231]
Acclimation[8], [13], [28]
Acid soil, test for[45]
Unfavorable[44], [201]
Acreage, too great[87]
Address, Professor Spillman’s[9]
Adulterants[32], [35], [36], [37],[39], [40]
Africa, alfalfa introduced[2]
South, alfalfa in[15]
Agricultural Department bulletin[33]
Agriculture, Stover’s; hay-caps[85]
Agrostologist’s opinion[9]
Air shaft in mow[95]
Alaska, hay for[104]
Albuminoids[22]
Alfalfa fields 200 years old[5]
Alfalfa, fails “here”[51]
Description[5]
Below sea level[15]
Improves land values[204]
Origin of name[2]
Objection to[18]
Preparations[182]
Is “queen”[141]
Replaces other legumes[151]
Synonyms[4]
Alfamo[185]
Alfilaria, merits of[227], [228]
Alsike and alfalfa compared[21], [148]
Analyses, corn[22]
Seed[33]
Soil, free[64]
Vary[137]
Animals, keep off field[221]
Annual manuring[70]
Appetizer, alfalfa as an[125]
Apples and alfalfa together[224]
Arabian seed, imported[8]
Arapahoe County, Colorado[243]
Argentine Republic, alfalfa in[15]
Arizona, alfilaria in[227]
Experiments[8], [233]
Army worm[219]
Asiatic seed introduced[7]
Assimilative restrictions[134]
Avery, Prof. S., on alfamo[185]
Bacteria, cowpeas increase[48]
Humus helps[61]
In some soils[61]
In nodules[60], [198]
Introducing[46], [50], [51]
Introducing unnecessary[199]
Lacking, failure result[66]
Need nitrogen[60]
Not fertilizers[201]
On cowpeas[49]
Spread on farm[194]
Bale, hollow[105]
Bales, heating[104]
Loading[105]
Poor prices for[104]
Round[104]
Size[104]
Shipping[104]
Baling[102]
New Mexico[283]
Machine, new[105]
Space saved[105]
Barley as nurse crop[58]
Leaves weeds[59]
Bare spots restored[71]
Barn, storing[95]
Beach, C. W.[248]
Beadle County, South Dakota[300]
Beak on trefoil seed[39]
Beef, balanced ration for[135]
Cheap western[142]
Making[138]
Yield to acre[130], [131]
Bees and alfalfa[12], [175]
Belgium, alfalfa introduced[2]
Berry, J. W., storing[96]
Bindweed[219]
Blackshere, J. R., report[260]
Blake, John, experiments[233]
Bliss, D. S., report[267]
Bloat, lambs do not[172]
Preventing[110], [113], [171]
Preventing, in Kansas[111]
Professor Mayo on[116]
Remedy[115], [121], [316]
Rules to prevent[115]
Tapping for[119]
Not due to food[117]
On alfalfa pasture[109]
Bloom, cutting in[80]
Cut in[88]
Blossoming, cut before[80]
Blue grass or alfalfa for pigs[158]
Blue-grass, yields[21]
With alfalfa[111]
Botany of alfalfa[4]
Bowman, Prof. M. L., report[257]
Bran analysis[127]
And alfalfa compared[10], [79], [85], [144]
And alfalfa meal for cows[184]
Food value[132]
Sown with seed[56]
Brandon, Manitoba, yield[14]
Breaking sod hard work[195]
Breeders’ Gazette on sheep pasture[114]
Brewers’ grains and alfalfa compared[114]
British Columbia, alfalfa in[14]
Broadcast seeding[55]
Brome grass and alfalfa compared[21]
Brooks, Prof. William P., report[266]
Brown, Benjamin, report[261]
Brown County, South Dakota[302]
Brown, George Campbell, report[303]
Bruner, Prof. L., on hopper dozer[216]
Buck-horn in alfalfa seed[41]
Buckwheat bran, food value[132]
Buffum, Prof. B. C., on fertilizing value[192]
Bulletin, Alabama[232]
Farmers’, baled alfalfa[104]
Farmers’, irrigation[77]
Farmers’, alfalfa for hogs[160]
Kansas, hog raising[156]
Nebraska, soiling and pasture[123]
Nebraska, feed test[139]
New Jersey, feed values[132]
New York, fodder crops[126]
Ohio, impure seed[33]
Texas, feedstuffs[127]
Utah, cuttings[128]
Utah, irrigation[74]
Vermont[309]
Virginia[311]
Wyoming, fertilizing value[192]
Bulletins, various hay composition[75]
Buncher[87]
Burnett, Prof. E. A., dimensions of ton[229]
Burning weeds[69]
Bushel weight[31]
Butter fat, cost[150]
Butter, the marketable product[147]
Buyer to blame[41]
Buying soil, necessity of[61]
Dangers of[62]
Not necessary[61]
Cache County, Utah[304]
California, alfalfa introduced[2]
Cutting in[89]
Eleven cuttings[10]
Experiments[8], [238]
Feeding alfalfa alone[148]
Sheep fattening[205]
Camden County, New Jersey[282]
Canada, alfalfa in[14]
Time to sow[47]
Canadian Northwest yield[14]
Cannula for bloat[119]
Cape Colony, alfalfa in[15]
Capons on alfalfa[187]
Carbohydrates and fats interchangeable[135]
Function of[135]
Not replace protein[136]
In excess[136]
In hay[76]
Lacking[125]
Carbonaceous foods needed[125]
Carlyle, Prof. W. L., hay[173]
Cattle, dangers in pasture[109]
Experiences with[110]
Growing, balanced ration[135]
Young, balanced ration[135]
Pasturing[235]
Utah, fed[25]
Chase County, Kansas[260]
Champlain Valley[310]
Characteristics, seed[37]
Chick weed, destroying[303]
City use of alfalfa[187]
Clark County, Kansas[258]
Clark, Thomas J., report[283]
Clay, alfalfa on[15], [19], [17]
Climates adapted to[15]
Affects irrigation[77]
Curing in dry[87]
Arid, effect on hay[76], [88], [94]
Arid, irrigation in[73]
Humid, curing difficulties[88]
Humid, difficulties[81]
Humid, effect on hay[76]
Humid, harvesting[82]
Humid, hay-caps[85], [89]
Humid, haying in[94]
Humid, seed raising[92]
Clipping before bloom[67]
Invigorates[67]
Clothier praises alfalfa[10]
Clover, alfalfa following[50]
And alfalfa compared[20], [21], [127], [143],[146], [148], [149], [222]
Beaten on thin soil[19]
Bur, adulterant[32], [33], [40]
Bur, bacteria on[199]
Bur, everywhere[61]
Bur, seed recognized[39]
Bur, seed in alfalfa[32]
Feed value[126], [132], [145]
Hay making[83]
Hop, an adulterant[35]
Huller for threshing[91]
Pin[227]
Plowed for alfalfa[49]
Protein value[133]
Sweet, adulterants[32], [33], [40]
Sweet, bacteria[60]
Sweet, everywhere[61]
Sweet, stock reject[40]
Sweet, seed described[40]
With alfalfa[51], [112]
Clover soil, Sweet, for inoculating[60], [202]
Cocking at night[84]
Colorado, alfalfa precedes sugar beet[173]
Alfalfa in orchards[223]
Bees in[175]
Corn and alfalfa compared[132]
Cutting in[73]
Experiments[243]
Fall sowing in[53]
Feeding in[141]
Ground alfalfa for pigs[182]
Harvesting in[84]
Hay composition[76]
Hog rations[156]
Lamb feeding[173]
Losses from stacking[98]
Losses in curing[82]
Pasturing sheep[113]
Plowing alfalfa for other crops[193]
Seed[29]
Sheep fattening[205]
Siloing[102]
Value of stubble[191]
Wetted hay[81]
Colusa County, California[241]
Combustion, spontaneous, See [Fire]
Composition, irrigation influences[74]
Prof. Ten Eyck quoted[75]
Varies[149]
Compression, double[104]
Connecticut, experiments[247]
Cooke, Prof. W. W., corn and alfalfa[132]
Co-operative irrigation experiments[76]
Corn analysis[127]
And alfalfa compared[22], [132], [222]
Before reseeding[72]
Composition[136]
Fails[16], [17], [23]
Fed with alfalfa[125]
Feed value[132]
Fodder and alfalfa compared[148]
Fodder, feed composition[136]
Fodder, feed value[145]
Fodder, analyses[127]
Fodder, protein value[133]
Fodder, value[126]
Following alfalfa[193]
Increasing yield with alfalfa[194]
Lands, Illinois, alfalfa on[16]
Meal sown with seed[56]
Precedes alfalfa[46]
Money from acre[25]
Silage and alfalfa for cows commended[152]
Stover and alfalfa compared[148]
Unprofitable fattening food[126]
Cortes brings alfalfa to America[2]
Cottonseed, analysis[127]
Meal replaced by alfalfa[151]
Hulls, analysis[127]
Analysis[127]
Composition[137]
Cotton soils, depleted, for alfalfa[16]
Cottonwood river bottom lands[260]
Cottrell, Prof. H. M., alfalfa meal[183]
Early cutting[80]
Sowing[30]
Spontaneous combustion[98]
Country Gentleman, dodder[207]
Cover crop, winter before alfalfa[48]
Cowpea analysis[127]
Cowpeas, bacteria[49]
Before fall seeding[49]
Feed value[132], [145]
Increase bacteria[48]
Increase fertility[48]
Preceding alfalfa[46]
Prepare soil for alfalfa[46]
Winter cover[48]
Cows, number to acre[205]
Scrub fed in Kansas[143]
Sell farm produce[147]
Crab grass, destroying[303]
In seed[35]
Keeping down[112]
Persistent enemy[68]
Craters in center, preventing[97]
Creep, in pasturing lambs[172]
Cresceus eats alfalfa[167]
Critical time with alfalfa[73]
Crops, small[65]
Comparisons[130]
First season[65]
To introduce bacteria[50]
Crop-worn land improved[16]
Cultivation, perfect, essential[44]
Curing, Arizona[235]
Case in[93]
Difficult after rain[82]
Dry climates[87]
Hay-caps for[84]
Important agent in[93]
Improper[83]
Kansas[259]
Losses in[82], [93]
New Mexico[283]
Pennsylvania bulletin[83]
Poor method[87]
Proper[83]
Rules[89]
Stack[90]
Test[97]
Utah[304]
Washington[314]
Windrow[87]
Cuscuta arvensis[42]
Cuscuta epithymum[42], [207]
Cut for cows[144]
Cutting after rain[82]
Before or after irrigation[73]
Colorado[246]
Dates, Utah[78]
Difficulties in humid climate[81]
Early[21]
Early, objections[89]
Early, Professor Cottrell quoted[80]
Ensilage first[101]
First, not for seed[89]
For silo[101], [102]
Frequent[88]
In bloom[88]
Kansas[261]
Montana[271]
Number of times[89]
Rules[89]
Seed time[89]
Second, for seed[92]
Third, for seed[91]
Time[80], [82], [89]
Utah[304]
Clover and alfalfa compared[20]
Early, most protein in[81]
Nine a year[10]
Number in Alabama[231]
Number in California[242]
Relative values[127]
Six or more under irrigation[72]
Time between[24]
Two preferred[88]
Dactylis glomerata with alfalfa[111]
Damp hay, storing[97]
Dampness in mow[97]
Dangers in irrigation[73]
Dangers from dampness[97]
Dairy cow, balanced ration[135]
Interests enhanced[205]
Products in South[14]
Dairies, alfalfa[26]
Dairying, alfalfa in[143]
Davis, Hon. T. B., alfalfa in West Virginia[317]
Dawley, F. E., dodder[207]
De Jarnette, J. B. experiments[241]
Deer Lodge County, Montana[271]
Defective alfalfa seed[33]
Delaware, experiments[248]
Seed for[29]
Department of Agriculture experiments[8]
Buying soil[62]
Imports Asiatic seed[7]
Hog raising[160]
Depths roots go[6]
Description of alfalfa[5]
Desert, alfalfa in Nevada[16], [17]
Dew on hay, effects[85]
Dextrin losses in hay[81]
Dickson, W. H., experiments[249]
Difficulties in growing in 1793[3]
Reduced by fall sowing[49]
Digestible matter to acre[126]
Digestive restrictions[134]
Dimensions to ton[229]
Diseased soil for inoculation[62]
Disking[70]
After freshets[44]
After turning[69]
Benefits of[71]
Each spring[70]
Fields after cutting[24]
Overcomes failure[71]
Splits crowns[57]
To kill weeds[59]
District of Columbia, yield in[14]
Distribution of alfalfa[13], [14]
Dodder, annoying enemy[206]
Cut with scythe[91]
Destroying, Alabama[232]
Eradicating[210]
Fighting[207]
In alfalfa seed[32], [35]
Virginia[311]
Most dreaded[42]
Objectionable impurity[42]
Seed described[41]
Seed not adulterant[42]
Seed removing[42], [91]
Spreading[209]
To get rid of[42]
Dodson, Prof. W. R., alfalfa for Louisiana[14]
Report[264]
Donaldson, L., report[302]
“Don’ts”[225]
Double compression[104]
Downing, Jacob, experiments[243]
Drainage necessary[18]
Drenching animals[122]
Drill seeding[55]
Favored by Spurrier[67]
Drumheller, Oscar, report[315]
“Dry land” alfalfa[29]
Dry matter in corn[22]
Drying out, danger of soil[50]
Duggar, Prof. J. F., Alabama[231]
Dunn, George W., report[295]
Dyeing with alfalfa seed[32]
Dying out[221]
Earthworms, encouraging[46]
Economy of alfalfa[151]
Of alfalfa in dairying[149]
Of balanced ration[134]
Of labor[21], [25]
Of root growth[6]
Eight cuttings in Louisiana[14]
Eighty feet to water[44]
Elements specially needed[65]
Eleven cuttings a year[10]
Elgin dairyman praises alfalfa[153]
Enemies[200]
Ensiling[270]
Kansas[151]
England, growing in[261]
Alfalfa introduced[2]
Examination of soil[64]
Example of success[17]
Exhibition stalk, large[6]
Experiment stations disfavor nurse[59]
Favor inoculation[60]
Export alfalfa hay[104]
Exports, seeds[31]
Erf, Prof. Oscar, alfalfa for cows[140]
Erodium citcutarium[227]
Essentials of growing[44]
Of preparing soil[46]
Evaporation in curing[83]
In mow[97]
Failures, because not cut[69]
Causes of[220]
Due to weeds[48]
Of seed[30]
Overcome by disking[71]
Redeeming[65]
To be expected[201]
Fairchild, D. G., Arabian seed[8]
Fall sowing[49], [52], [53]
Fanning mill[91]
Fanning removes dodder[42]
Farr, Aaron F. Jr., report[304]
Fat and carbohydrates interchangeable[135]
In corn[21]
In hay[76]
Not replaceable by protein[136]
Fats in excess[136]
Lacking in alfalfa[125]
Fattening with corn unprofitable[126]
Farming, character altered[17]
Farmers’ Assistant mentions alfalfa[3]
Farms, fruit, alfalfa on[17]
Feed, quality[145]
Value, fodder crops[126]
Values, various[145]
Feeding alfalfa alone[148]
Before pasturing[110]
Colorado[141]
Cows economically[152]
Economical western[142]
Experiments for milk[184]
Hogs, Nebraska[159]
Tests[138]
Tests, hog[156]
Tests, Kansas[138], [142]
Tests, Nebraska[139]
Tests, various cuttings[81]
Tests, Utah[138]
Waste in[144]
Value, Arizona[236]
Value, California[241]
Value, Colorado[247]
Value, Idaho[253]
Value, Kansas[259]
Value, Utah[305], [306]
Value, various cuttings[88]
Value, various crops[132]
Feedstuffs, analysis[126]
Fertility, best means of improving[147]
Increased by cowpeas[48]
Robbed by nurse crops[58]
Fertilization by bees[177]
Fertilizers, Alabama[231], [232]
Specially needed[65]
Fertilizing, Georgia[250]
Virginia[312]
Long Island[288]
Fescue, meadow yields[21]
Festuca elatior with alfalfa[111]
Fiber in corn[22]
Fields disked after cutting[24]
Of alfalfa 200 years old[5]
Old, in South Carolina[9]
Old in West[9]
Fire for weeds[69]
Preventing[96]
Fires caused by wet hay[97]
Occur, when[98]
Professor Cottrell discusses[98]
Rare[96]
Flesh forming[11]
Flooding at critical time[73]
Effects[44]
For second crop[72]
Floor, loose preferred for storing[95]
Florida, alfalfa in[15]
Fodder corn, feed value[145]
Crops, feed value of[126]
Fodders, values of various[145]
Fort Collins lambs[173]
Foster, Prof. L., cuttings[128]
Foxtail, keeping down[112]
France, alfalfa introduced[1], [2]
Oldest fields in[5]
Seed from[32]
Fraser, W. J., feed for cows[152]
Fraud in alfalfa seed[36]
Freshet, disking after[44]
Freshets, effect[44]
Freezing effect on soil[195]
Harm from[50]
Soil for seeding[52]
Fruit farms, alfalfa on[17]
Raising, alfalfa in[223]
Fullerton, H. B., report[288]
Furnas County, Nebraska[273]
Garman, Prof. H., report[264]
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium[248]
Georgia, experiments[250]
Germ killed[27]
Germany, seed from[32]
Germinability, storing impairs[30]
Germination, conditions influencing[57]
Test seed for[28]
Gila River irrigation[234], [283]
Ginther, C. M., report[254]
Gill, E. T., report[282]
Gluten meal, feed composition[137]
Replaced[151]
Go-devil[87], [95]
Gophers injure alfalfa[212]
Grades and grading hay[105]
Graham, Thomas C., experiments[235]
Grain and alfalfa compared[161]
Encourages weeds[59]
Grange meeting at Mr. Worker’s[18]
Grant County, New Mexico[283]
Grasses and alfalfa compared[21]
Grass, destroying by fire[69]
Pin[227]
Preceding alfalfa[50]
Protein value[133]
Grasses in pastures[116]
With alfalfa[111], [113]
Grasshoppers[216]
Gravel, alfalfa on[15], [18]
Greece, alfalfa taken to[1]
Grinding, time and power required[184]
Growth after cutting[21]
Delayed by cold water[73]
From imported seed[30]
Gumbo, soil, alfalfa succeeds[17]
Habitat of alfalfa[1]
Influence[28]
Habits altered by locality[28]
Farm, changed by alfalfa[181]
Handling hay[89]
Little advisable[94]
Hanna, S. C., bloat[111]
Hansen, Prof. N. E. in Asia[7]
Harrow, common not disk[70]
Harrowing after cutting[24]
To kill weeds[59]
Harrows[70]
Hartman and Weil, report[285]
Harvest, dates Utah[78]
Early for hogs[160]
Harvester, Acme[262]
Harvesting[79]
By stock[107]
Few and many[88]
Humid climates[82]
Like grain[88]
Loss of leaves[80]
Operations, time between[87]
Seed[89]
Time[80]
Time to begin[82]
Hawaii, hay for[104]
Hay and silage compared[102]
Association, National, grades[106]
Association, Spillman’s address[9]
Baling, California[240]
Composition depends on water[75]
Feed value[145]
First season[65]
Grades[105]
In mow, watch[97]
In windrows[84]
Lying in swath[84]
Making, Arizona[237]
Making, losses in[82]
Meal cheaper than baled[186]
Measuring in stack[228]
Money in[22], [23]
Poorly cured, value[87]
Preserved, color[94]
Prairie and alfalfa compared[140], [141], [148], [150]
Prairie, composition[136]
Prairie, dimensions of ton[229]
Prairie, feed value[145]
Value of[91]
Values, Arizona[235]
Various, and alfalfa compared[148]
Yield to acre, Utah[78]
Hay-caps advantages[85]
Described[86]
Favor baling[103]
Humid regions[84]
Size of[86]
Use of[85], [86], [89]
Haying, time between operations[84]
Hay-loader, belt[88]
Headden, Prof. W. P., stubble value[191]
Long roots[6]
Curing[82]
Seed storing[31]
Heating, prevent in transit[105]
Seed[31]
Seed stack[90]
Stack[90]
Heaving, danger of[50]
Height, normal[6]
Highmore forage testing station[300]
Hill, Prof. J. L., report[309]
Hillman, Prof. F. H., dodder[42]
Hitchcock, A. S., baled alfalfa[104]
Feeding alfalfa alone[148]
Quoted on irrigation[77]
Hoard, Gov., brood sows[155]
Yield[23]
Rotation[194]
Hoard’s Dairyman, economical butter[144]
Hogs, alfalfa or blue grass for[158]
Balanced ration for[136]
Cut early for[160]
Food for fattening[46]
Kansas[155]
Like alfalfa[23], [154], [237]
Over stocking with[161]
Pastured on surplus acres[87]
Pasture for[48], [108]
Hollingsworth, J. H.[255]
Honey from alfalfa[12], [178]
Hoove, See [Bloat].
Hopper dozer[216]
Kansas[218]
Prof. S. J. Hunter[217]
Hopkins, Prof. C. G., pot cultures[202]
Report[253]
Hog raising, Kansas[161]
Horse raising, Ohio[166]
Raising[165], [166]
Horses, alfalfa for work[166]
Alfalfa for driving[167]
Cheap feed for[188]
Injure pasture[109]
On pasture[170]
Overfed[166]
Thrive on pasture[109]
Humus favors bacteria[61]
Hunter, Prof. S. J., hopper dozer[217]
Bees[176]
Idaho, experiments[251]
Italy, alfalfa introduced[1]
Illinois, alfalfa in[16]
Experiments[253]
Feeding cows in[152]
Pot culture experiments[202]
Seed for[29]
Imported seed[30], [31]
Impurities in seed[32], [33]
Income, alfalfa[22], [23], [25], [26]
Indiana, experiments[254]
Yield in[23]
Infected soil[60]
Injuries from lime[66]
Inoculation, Alabama[232]
Any method helpful[199]
Dangers of[62]
Seed not needed[64]
Failures expected[201]
Illinois[254]
Long Island[288]
Massachusetts[266]
Methods various[63]
Necessary[200]
Not like magic[202]
Old theory[197]
Soil, not needed[64]
Soil, Sweet clover[202]
Unnecessary[200]
Virginia[311]
With diseased soil[62]
Insects carried by soil[63]
In seeds[31]
Introducing on farm[28]
Iowa, experiments[257]
Leaf spot in[211]
Pig raising[158]
Seed for[29]
Spring sowing[54], [55]
Irish, C. W., depth of root growth[6]
Irrigation after cutting[73]
Alfalfa under[72]
Before cutting[73]
California[238]
Colorado[244]
Co-operative experiments[76]
Effect on hay[76]
Excessive[72]
Gila River[234]
Harrow[24]
Idaho[253]
Influence on composition[74]
Influence on seed[28]
Increases protein[75]
Necessary to saturate soil[78]
New Mexico[283]
Oregon[295]
Salt River[236]
Spring[73]
Utah bulletin[74]
Water to acre, Utah[77]
Irrigation Farming quoted[73]
Irrigated land, yield[10], [23]
Irrigations, number of[77]
Italy, seed from[32]
Jefferson, book dedicated to[3]
Jenkins, Dr. E. H., report[247]
Jones, John, report[306]
Jones, O. S., report[301]
Jordan, Dr. W. H., opinion of feed[141]
Kafir corn preceding alfalfa[49]
Fed with alfalfa[125]
Feed composition[136]
Kansas, alfalfa flowers[176]
Alfalfa for dairyman[149]
Alfilaria for[228]
Annual top dressing[70]
Bees[175], [176]
Bulletin, balanced ration[135]
Broadcasting at experiment station[56]
Cows on small area[144]
Curing in[87]
Early cut hay for hogs[160]
Ensiling[151]
Crab grass[68]
Eighty feet to water[45]
Experiments[259]
Fall sowing[53]
Feeding cows[144]
Feeding tests[138], [142]
Grass in alfalfa fields[112]
Gopher injuries[213]
Hay, composition of[76]
Hog raising[155], [161], [163]
Hopper dozer[218]
Horses raised[165]
Lands, values increased[204]
Low cost ration[150]
Prairie dogs[212]
Profit from hogs[162]
Profit in[22], [23], [25]
Preventing bloat[111]
Protein in cuttings[81]
Seed[29]
Seed raising[90]
Self-binder for harvesting[88]
Sheep fattened[171], [287]
Siloing[102]
Soiling and pasturing[123]
Sowing[57]
Spring sowing[55]
Station disfavors salt[100]
Station on baling[103]
Stock feeding[103]
Storing in[96]
Time to sow[47]
Third cutting for seed[91]
Wheat after alfalfa[193]
Wintering horses[167]
Work with scrub cows[143]
Kenilworth Farms, Arizona[235]
Kent County, Delaware[249]
Kentucky experiments[264]
Kiefer, H. W., report[251]
Kilgore, Dr. B. W., report[289]
Kirk, F. S., pasturing[113]
Yield[24]
Labor prices[204]
Saved[25]
Lake County, South Dakota[301]
Lamb-feeding, Nebraska[172]
Lambs, fattening[46]
Fort Collins[173]
On pasture[114]
Never bloat[172]
Pasturage for[48]
Quarter in seed[35]
Land, alfalfa on bottom[24]
Foul, unfit for alfalfa[59]
Values improved[204]
Worthless made valuable[25]
Langston, Alva, yield[24]
Lantz, Prof. D. E., gopher injuries[213]
Large alfalfa roots[18]
Latitude influence on seed[28]
Leaching, winter prevented[48]
Leaf spot[63], [211]
Legumes, bacteria on[60]
Prepare soil[49]
Leaves and stems, feed value compared[82]
Broken by tedder[84]
Lost in curing[80], [82], [183]
Help in curing[83]
Proportion to stems[128]
Saved by slings[94]
Pay for floor[99]
Value[79]
Lewis, D. C., report[281]
Light discolors seed[31]
Liggett, Prof. W. M., report[269]
Lime, air slaked[66]
Injuries[66]
Must be applied[64]
Needed[45], [201]
Prevents mold[100]
Small dressings advisable[66]
Soil for[231]
Liming[249]
Connecticut[248]
Massachusetts[266]
Ohio[290]
Lincoln County, Nebraska[275]
Linseed meal and alfalfa compared[127]
Feed composition[137]
Replaced by alfalfa[151]
Listing waxy ground[52]
Litmus for testing soil[45]
Loader, disadvantages[95]
Loading, slings[94]
Localities influence seed[28]
Logan County, Idaho[252]
Long Island, experiments[288]
Loss from impure seed[32]
Losses due to wetting[81]
In curing[82]
Louisiana, alfalfa in[14]
Cutting in[89]
Experiments[265]
Lowden, F. M., report[314]
Lucerne, book dedicated to Jefferson[3]
Intermediate[76]
Origin of name[4]
Yellow[7]
Lumps, soil, bad[50]
Mangels, feed value[126], [145]
Protein value[133]
Manitoba, alfalfa in[14], [15]
Mammoth clover yields[21]
Manure before seeding[64]
Manuring[46], [70]
Wheat land for alfalfa[48]
Mare, ration for brood[165], [169]
Marketing[137]
Markham, L. W., experiments[245]
Maryland, alfalfa in[16]
Seed for[29]
Massachusetts, analyses, clover[20]
Experiments[266]
Matthies, John[248]
Maximum yield, irrigation[77]
Maury County, Tennessee[303]
Mayo, Prof. N. S., bloat[116]
McEathron, George E., report[301]
McNeil, E. W., succeeds in West Virginia[317]
Meadow fescue and alfalfa compared[21]
Fescue and alfalfa yields[21]
Meal, Prof. Cottrell’s opinion[183]
Superior to hay[184]
Sown with seed[56]
Meat production in South[14]
Medicago denticulata, bacteria[60]
Medicago foliata[7]
Medicago media[76]
Medicago sativa[4]
Medicine Hat, yield[14]
Medick, black, an adulterant[35]
Medicks, fifty species[36]
Meeting at Mr. Worker’s[18]
Melilotus, bacteria on[60]
Merrill, Prof. L. A., fed horses[168]
On cuttings[128]
Mexican fields, old[5]
Mexico, alfalfa introduced in[2]
Alfilaria for[228]
Growing[244]
Michigan, experiments[268]
Middlesex County, New Jersey[281]
Middlings, food value[132]
Milk, alfalfa in making[143]
Balanced ration[135]
Cost of gallon[150]
Flow increased[152]
Tests[143]
The marketable product[147]
Value an acre[144]
Yield increased[146]
Yield, pasture and soiling[123]
Miller, Henry, experiments[238]
Miller, Prof. M. F., report[270]
Millet, alfalfa sown with[51]
And alfalfa compared[146], [148]
As preparatory crop[52]
Before reseeding[72]
Best to precede alfalfa[49]
Between potatoes and alfalfa[48]
Fed with alfalfa[125]
Feed value[132], [145]
Good to precede[50]
Protein value[133]
Minimum water to apply[77]
Minnesota, experiments[260]
Field, old[9]
Seed for[29]
Spring sowing[55]
Time to sow[47]
Yield in[14]
Missouri, alfalfa in[16]
Experiments[270]
Fall sowing[53]
Moisture absorbed by straw[97]
Conserve before seeding[47]
Robbed by nurse crop[58]
Molasses, adulterated with[265]
With alfalfa[185]
Mold, prevent in stacks[90]
Moldy seed[27]
Monmouth County, New Jersey[282]
Montana, experiments[271]
Pasturing sheep[114]
Seed[29]
Sheep fattening[205]
Moore, Dr. G. T., breeds bacteria[108]
Moore, Prof. R. A., report[311]
Morgan, Prof. H. A., report[302]
Mortgage lifter[11]
Mow, fires[95]
Storing[95]
Mower not favored for seed harvest[90]
Mowing, early[21]
For yellow leaf[67]
Improves stand[67]
In wet season[68]
May be wrong[68]
Mulch not needed[68]
“Musts”[225]
National Hay Association grades[106]
Neale, Dr. Arthur F., report[248]
Nebraska, alfamo[185]
Alfilaria for[228]
Comparative yields[21]
Curing[87]
Experiments[273]
Fall sowing[53]
Feed tests[139]
Hog feeding test[159]
Hopper dozer[216]
Lamb feeding[172]
Lands, values increased[204]
Profit[22], [23], [25]
Sand hills[15], [17]
Seed[29]
Sheep fattened[171], [205]
Soiling[123]
Spring sowing[54]
Stock feeding[103]
Work horses fed[166]
Nebraska Farmer, on cutting[69]
Nebraska Farmer, various fields[148]
Nelson, J. P., report[282]
Nematodes in soil[62]
Nevada, alfalfa in[14]
Alfalfa, on sagebrush land[15]
Deserts, alfalfa succeeds in[17]
New Brunswick, alfalfa unknown in[15]
New England, cutting[89]
Seed for[29]
Soiling[124]
Success[311]
New Hampshire, experiments[279]
New Jersey, experiments[280]
Hay composition[76]
Milk test[143]
Feed values[132]
Plant food to acre[192]
Seed for[29]
Yields of clover[20]
New Mexico, alfilaria for[228]
Experiments[283]
New Milford, Connecticut[248]
Seed, new preferred[30]
New York, alfalfa introduced[3]
Alfalfa success[17]
Dairymen claim profits[144]
Experiments[287]
Lands improved[26]
Old field[9]
Seed for[29]
Soiling advisable[124]
New York Station fodder crops[126]
Newman, Prof. C. L., report[299]
Nitro-cultures[249]
Nitrogen from roots[10]
From soil[52]
Gathered[190], [192]
Gathered by cowpeas[49]
Not needed[10]
Old plants need none[60]
Robbed by nurse crop[58]
Specially needed[65]
Sustains bacteria[60]
Nobbe, discovery of bacteria[197]
Nodules formed[59]
North Carolina, experiments[289]
North Dakota, experiments[286]
Turkestan alfalfa[8]
Nova Scotia, alfalfa unknown[15]
Nurse crop, effects of cutting alfalfa[59]
Iowa[257]
Or not?[58]
Nutrient values, various[145]
Oat grass yields[21]
Oat hay, analysis[127]
And alfalfa compared[148]
Feed value[145]
Oat straw feed value[145]
Protein value[133]
Oats, sown with alfalfa[51]
And peas, feed value[126], [132]
As nurse crop[58]
Before reseeding[72]
Following alfalfa[193]
Feed value[132]
Foster weeds[59]
Ohio bulletin, seed[33], [34]
Experiments[290]
Fall sowing[53]
Farmer sows thickly[58]
Horse raising[166]
Pasturing lambs[114]
Preliminary seeding[51]
Requisites in growing[225]
Seed for[29]
Oil meal and alfalfa compared[140]
Oklahoma, cutting[89]
Experiments[292]
Pasturing[113]
Seed[29]
Yield[24]
Olmstead and Olmstead, report[273]
Ontario, lamb feeding[173]
Yield[14]
Orchard, alfalfa in[223]
Orchard-grass, yields[21]
Feed value[145]
Protein value[133]
With alfalfa[111]
Oregon, experiments[295]
Osborne County, Kansas[260]
Otterson, James, report[252]
Otis, Prof. D. H., feeding cows[144]
Pasture for hogs[163]
Overfeeding horses[166]
Over stocking with hogs[161]
Panicum capillare, a weed[69]
Panicum sanguinale, a weed[68]
Destroying[303]
Parasites in purchased soil[62]
Pasture, alfalfa in grass[51]
And soiling compared[123]
Cattle[263]
Grasses, feed value[145]
Horses[263]
Lamb[48]
Only when established[108]
Pig[48]
Poultry[180]
Sheep[263]
Stock[24]
Uplands[116]
Pasturing[107]
Cattle[113]
Horses[170]
Previous to seeding[47]
Rules for[116]
When to stop[108]
Pennsylvania, alfalfa introduced[3]
Bulletin, curing[83]
Experiments[297]
Seed for[29]
Soiling advisable[124]
Perry, C. D., report[259]
Physical effects, root growth[6]
Effects on soil[21]
Phosphoric acid needed[65]
Pig, See [Hog].
Pigs, death rate reduced[155]
Pigweed in seed[35]
Pinal County, Arizona[235]
Pin-clover[227]
Pittuck, Prof. B. C., report[297]
Plantain in seed[41]
Plants smother in wet land[44]
Smothered under windrows[84]
Weak with nurse crops[58]
Pliny praised alfalfa[1]
Plow, character of tool[195]
Plowing, deep, necessary[46]
Difficult[195]
For other crops[193]
Importance of careful[195]
Proper[221]
Recent not good[50]
Sod, rate of[195]
Stand renewed by[72]
Plowings saved[21]
Pods poorly filled[89]
Pork, producing cheap[158]
Potash specially needed[65]
Potatoes following alfalfa[193]
Precede alfalfa[48], [50]
Poultry thrive on[180]
Prairie dogs, destroying[215]
Injure alfalfa[212]
Preparation, proper[220]
Soil[46]
Preparatory crops[49], [50]
Presses for baling[104]
Press drills favored[56]
Prices received[22], [23]
Profit reduced in feeding cows[146]
Profits[22], [23], [25], [144],[147]
Protection, winter[108]
From sun not needed[58]
Protein, abundance in alfalfa[125]
And carbohydrates not interchangeable[136]
Digestible[126]
Excess in ration[137]
Function of[134]
Highest in first cutting[129]
In clover[20], [21]
Increased by irrigation[75]
In early cuttings[81]
In hay[76]
Percentage in leaves[79]
Values, various feeds[145]
Provence, seed from[32]
Prowers County, Colorado[245]
Purgatives for bloat[122]
Quebec, alfalfa in[15]
Quicklime very caustic[66]
Rain, cutting after[82]
Hay-caps[89]
Rain-fall effect on hay[75]
Influence on seed[28]
Raiscot, Alfred, report[271]
Rake, Monarch[262]
Side delivery[87]
Time to start[84]
Range of soils[16], [17]
Rape, analysis[127]
And alfalfa for hogs compared[162]
Ration, balanced[134]
Balanced, explained[135]
Cost of[150], [151]
Money value[138]
Unbalanced[134]
Receipts[22], [23], [25]
Recleaning seed, importance[32]
Recleaning to remove dodder[42]
Redding, Prof. R. J., report[250]
Red-top and alfalfa compared[148]
Yields[21]
Renewing growth[71]
Rentals of land[26]
Reseeding[65], [66], [71], [72]
Rhode Island, experiments[298]
Rib grass in alfalfa seed[41]
Rice meal, food value[132]
Richmond, Indiana[255]
Rick, measuring for tonnage[229]
Preferred[100]
Roberts, Prof. H. F., adulterants[35]
Robinson, J. W., raises horses[165]
Rome, alfalfa taken to[1]
Roofing for hay sheds[99]
Root growth[190]
Growth, physical effect[6]
System[6]
Roots, deep[6]
Nitrogen in soil from[10]
Spindling, with nurse crop[58]
Thumb-sized[18]
Value of[21], [191]
Rot, root[212]
Rotation necessary[194]
Roughness supplied by alfalfa[18]
Various kinds to feed[145]
Rural New-Yorker, article quoted[17]
Rutabagas, fodder value[126]
Rye bran, food value[132]
Grass yields[21]
Winter cover[48], [49]
Sacramento River, growth[241]
Sagebrush land for[252]
Land, new alfalfa on[15]
Sales[22], [23]
Salt River, irrigation[236]
Salt in storing hay[100]
San Mateo County, California[238]
San Miguel County, New Mexico[285]
Sand hills, Nebraska, alfalfa succeeds[15], [17]
Scott Bros., yield[22], [23]
Screened alfalfa seed recommended[36]
Scrub-oak land for[288]
Seed, adulterated[33]
Analysis[33]
Bed, securing a fine[48]
Bees insure fertile[175]
Best costly[41]
Best from Provence[32]
Buck-horn in[41]
Bur clover in[39]
Bushel weight[31]
Characteristics[37]
Cheap[27], [41]
Conditions influencing germination[57]
Cutting time[89]
Damp[27]
Dodder described[41]
Dodder in[32]
Exports and imports[31]
Failures, imported[30]
Farmer to blame for poor bought[41]
First cutting not for[89]
For Illinois[29]
For Iowa[29]
For Ohio[29]
For Pennsylvania[29]
Formation, bees help in[176]
Good costly[29]
Good, essential[27]
Harvesting[89]
Importance of pure[35]
Impurities[32]
Imported, Department of Agriculture[7]
Increased by bees[175]
Influences affecting[28]
Injuries by storing[30]
Inoculation not needed[64]
Insects in[31]
Introduced from Europe[3]
Kansas[29]
Kept several years[30]
Kind to buy[29]
Large and small[38]
Losses in stored[30]
Moldy[27]
Nebraska[29]
Necessity of drying[90]
New preferred[30]
Northern grown[28]
Noxious[34]
Oklahoma[29]
Old[27]
Plantain in[41]
Pods, poorly filled[89]
Poor, cause failures[221]
Precautions in buying[29]
Pure[28]
Purest in third cutting[91]
Quality of[27]
Quantity sowed[24], [56]
Raising, dry climate[28]
Raising, humid climates[28], [92]
Raising, Kansas[90]
Removing infertile[91]
Removing weed[91]
Returns[22], [23]
Rib grass in[41]
Roberts on pure[35]
Selection[27], [28]
Sifting to remove dodder[42]
Size of Bur clover[39]
Size of[38]
Storing[31]
Substitution of trefoil[39]
Test before buying[29]
Third crop self sown[72]
Third cutting for[91]
Types of[37]
Utah vs. imported[30]
Value in Arizona[235]
Vitality injured in stack[90]
Weed in alfalfa[34]
Yield[91]
Yield, Arizona[237]
Seeding[44]
After disking unnecessary[71]
Alabama[231]
Arizona[233]
California[238]
Colorado[244]
Drill or broadcast[55]
Fall[49]
Importance of[79]
July[66]
Kansas[258]
Manure before[64]
Pennsylvania[297]
Preliminary[51]
Soaking soil before[73]
Seeder, Cahoon[234]
Gem[242]
Seeders, various[56]
Seeds dead[27]
Fertile few[89]
Seedsmen to blame for bad seed[41]
Selection of seed[27], [28]
Self sowing third crop[72]
Self-binder, harvesting with[88]
In seed harvest[90]
Selling inoculated soil[61]
Separator, J. I. Case[237]
Separators in threshing seed[91]
Shed, hay[99]
Sheep, dangers to, from pasturing[109], [113]
Eat bindweed[219]
Fort Collins[174]
Losses from bloat[113]
Old, kept off pasture[114]
Shepperd, Prof. J. H., report[289]
Sifting out dodder[42]
Silage for cows[152]
Storing as[101]
Superior to hay[151]
Silo, advantages of using[151]
Cost of[152]
For alfalfa[101]
Siloing suggestions[102]
Slings in stacking[94]
Smead, Dr. D. C., horse feeding[168]
Smith, Prof. C. D., report[268]
Smith, Prof. H. R., feed test[139]
Smothering under windrows[84]
In wet land[44]
Snake River irrigation[251]
Soaking soil before seeding[73]
Sod, breaking, for alfalfa[50]
Hard to plow[195]
Soil acid, unfavorable[44]
Acidity determined[45]
Adobe[239]
And seeding[44]
Baked, avoid[46]
Bur clover for inoculating[60]
Buying inoculated[60], [61]
Buying not necessary[61]
Buying infected[60]
Buying, objections to[61]
Character affects irrigation[77]
Conditions demanded[52]
Conditions essential[46]
Depleted, improved[16]
Diseased, for inoculation[62]
For alfalfa[15]
Gumbo[261]
Hardpan[16], [18]
Improved by alfalfa[16], [190]
Improvement due to alfalfa[16]
Inoculated for sale[61]
Inoculated, quantity to acre[61]
Inoculation[59], [197]
Inoculation, dangers of[62]
Inoculation, meal or hay for[63]
Inoculation, not necessary[63], [64]
Listed[52]
Never work wet[46]
Not exhausted by alfalfa[10]
Preparation[46], [297]
Preparing, Arizona[233], [236]
Preparing, Colorado[243]
Preparation, Washington[314]
Restrictions, obsolete[44]
Robbed of lime[44]
Rocky[19]
Sugar tree land[255]
Waxy[52]
Wet makes failures[44]
Soiling[107], [122]
Advised in East[124]
And pasturing compared[123]
Nebraska[123]
Pigs[124]
Sorghum analysis[127]
Bad to precede alfalfa[49]
Consumes moisture[49]
Fails to increase milk flow[148]
Fed with alfalfa[125]
Feed value[145]
Hay, feed composition[136]
Protein value[133]
Soule, Prof. Andrew M., report[311]
South Africa, alfalfa in[15]
South Carolina, experiments in[299]
Old field[9]
South Dakota, experiments[300]
South favors spring sowing[52]
Land values increased[205]
Sowing time[47]
Southern farms, self supplied[14]
Southern seed[28]
Sowing dates[47]
Fall[49], [53]
Foul land[59]
Spring disadvantages[53]
Spring or fall?[52]
Spring, on wheat ground[48]
Points to remember[47]
Time, South[47]
Time, Central States[47]
Sows, brood, Mississippi[155]
Like alfalfa[154]
Soy beans, feed value[145]
Feed composition[137]
Spain, alfalfa introduced[1], [2]
Takes alfalfa to America[2]
Spillman, Prof. W. J., opinion[9]
Spontaneous combustion, See [Fire].
Spot, leaf[211]
Spots, bare, in lodged nurse crop[59]
Restoring bare[71]
Spotted leaf, mowing for[67]
Spring or fall sowing?[52]
Spring sowing, disadvantages[53]
Sowing favored[53]
Sowing, importance of early[58]
Spurrier on alfalfa[3]
Favors drills[67]
Stack, curing in[90]
Elevate bottom of[100]
Fires in[95]
Protect top[100]
Sweating in[90]
Stacks, condemned[99]
Covering seed[90]
Preventing mold in[90]
Stacker, Landen[235]
Stacking, conditions[100]
Dry[93]
In ricks[259]
Losses from[98]
Operations in[87]
Precautions[90]
Seed crop[89]
Slings recommended[94]
Stadmueller, F. H.[248]
Stand, ideal[57]
Improving[67]
Increasing[51]
Plowing to renew[72]
Poor[27], [30], [54]
Securing good[220]
Thickening[72]
With nurse crop[58]
Starch in corn[22]
Needed by bacteria[60]
Steers pick up on alfalfa[125]
Stellaria media, destroying[297]
Stems and leaves, food value compared[82]
Stewart, Prof. J. H., report[310]
Stock, best way to market alfalfa[137]
Fed, Utah[25]
Injure alfalfa[107]
Keep off field[221]
Stodder, J. F., bloat[112]
Storer, Prof. F. H., hay-caps[85], [86]
Storing[93]
As silage[101]
In barn[95]
In evening[97]
Seed[31]
Stover and alfalfa compared[140], [148]
Fed with alfalfa[125], [144]
Protein value[133]
Straw, feed value[145]
Feeding value, Colorado[245]
For stack feed[91]
Money in[22], [23]
On damp hay[97]
Protein value[133]
Value of[91], [240]
Stubble, value of[21], [191]
Stubbs, Dr. W. C., experiments[265]
Subsoil, tough, roots in[18]
Subsoiling effects of alfalfa[16], [194]
Substitute for alfalfa[36]
Substitutes, recognising[40]
Substitution of trefoil for alfalfa[39]
Success depends on cultivation[44]
Typical in New York[17]
Sugar and alfalfa[185]
Sugar beet dependent on alfalfa[173]
Sugar beets, feed value[126], [145]
Protein value[133]
Sugar, losses in hay[81]
Sun not greatest curing agent[83]
Swath, alfalfa lying in[84]
Sweating before baling[103]
In stack[90]
Sweet clover in alfalfa seed[32]
Clover soil for inoculation[60], [202]
Swine, See [Hogs].
Swing seeder[56]
Synoground, N. O. P., report[302]
Syracuse, alfalfa near[17]
Sysonby eats alfalfa[167]
Taliaferro, Prof. W. T. L., opinion[16]
Tapping for bloat[119]
Taproot[6]
Taylor, Prof. Frederick W., report[279]
Tedder, loss from using[84]
Starting[84]
Ten Eyck, Prof. A. M., burning weeds[69]
Dimensions of ton[229]
Hay[76]
Hay composition[75]
Silo[102]
Tennessee, experiments[302]
Testing soil for acidity[45]
Texas, alfalfa cut nine times[10]
Alfilaria for[228]
Bulletin, feed stuffs[127]
Curing[87]
Cutting[89]
Experiments[303]
Yields[9]
Thawing, harm from[50]
Thickening stand[72]
Thompson, W. O., report[275]
Thorne, Prof. Charles E., report[290]
Threshing made easy[90]
Time between cuttings[24]
To cut[89]
To sow[47]
Timothy and alfalfa compared[21], [79], [127], [148],[222]
Alfalfa sown with[51]
Before alfalfa[50]
Fodder value[126], [132], [145]
Protein value[133]
Ton, cubic feet in[229]
Top-dressing annual[70]
Benefit of[74]
Trampling, effects of[59]
Transportation, solving problems[186]
Trefoil seed in alfalfa[32]
Yellow, adulterant[33]
Yellow, in alfalfa[36]
Yellow, beak on seed[39]
Yellow, chief adulterant[35]
Yellow, distinguished[39]
Yellow, size of seed[33]
Yellow, to distinguish seed[37]
Yellow, recognizing seed[39]
Trocar for bloat[119]
Tubercles formed[59]
Office of[197]
Turkestan, alfalfa[7], [29]
Alfalfa, North Dakota[8]
Alfalfa, South Dakota[300]
Turnips, feed value[145]
Utah bulletin, nutrients[131]
Bulletin, various cuttings[128]
Bulletin, irrigation[74]
Bulletin, Utah county, Utah[306]
Co-operative work[76]
Dates of cutting[78]
Experiments[304]
Experiments, early cutting[81]
Fall sowing[53]
Feeding test[138]
Hardy seed[92]
Hay, composition[76]
Horsefeeding[168]
Reports profits[25]
Seed[29]
Seed not favored[92]
Seed sown by Cottrell[30]
Shoat raising[156]
Water applied in[77]
Value, leaves[79]
Straw[91]
Poorly cured hay[87]
Values received[25]
Feed, various[145]
Varieties[6]
Alleged[28]
Ventilation in hay shed[99]
Vermont, experiments[15], [309]
Virginia, experiment[311]
Vitality, injured in stack[90]
Voorhees, Dr. E. B., report[280]
Wallace, Henry, spring sowing[54]
Wallaces’ Farmer, spring sowing[54]
Walla Walla County, Washington[307], [314], [315]
Wallingford, Connecticut[248]
Washing, soil, prevented[48]
Washington, yield[10], [23]
Experiments[314]
Waste, feeding cows[144], [146], [152]
Water, effect on hay composition[76]
Cold, delays growth[73]
Too much irrigation[72]
Effects on composition of hay[74], [75]
Quantity to acre, Utah[77]
Eighty feet below surface[44]
Amount required, Arizona[234]
Watrous, Prof. F. L., alfalfa in orchards[223]
Watson, Prof. George C., report[297]
Watson ranch, horses fed alfalfa[166]
Wayne County, Indiana[254]
Weed seeds in alfalfa[32], [27], [34], [41]
Seeds, removing[91]
Weeds, burning[69]
Carried by soil[63]
Chief enemies[206]
Failures due to[48]
Fewer in third cutting[91]
In horse pasture[110]
Keeping down[47]
Kill, before seeding[206]
Not prevented by nurse crop[59]
Poor farming causes[206]
Preventing[47]
Repressed[46]
Retarded by clipping[68]
Subduing in July[66]
Weevils in seed[31]
Weight of bushel[31]
West Virginia, experiments[317]
Wet feet, alfalfa can’t stand[18], [44], [212]
Wetting delays curing[81]
Wheat and alfalfa compared[19], [25]
Following alfalfa[193]
Increasing yield[194]
Straw, protein value[133]
With alfalfa[51]
Wheelbarrow seeder[56]
Wheeler, Dr. H. J., report[208]
Widtsoe, Prof. J. A., nutrients[131]
Wilcox, Lute, quoted[73]
Williams, C. H., pasturing sheep[114]
Wilson, Prof. James W., report[300]
Wing, Joseph E.[290]
Curing[83]
Horse raising[166]
Pasturing lambs[114]
Preliminary seeding[51]
Windrows, curing in[87]
Leaving hay in[84]
Smothering under[84]
Wisconsin, brood sows[155]
Report[317]
Time to sow[47]
Wintering sows[156]
Yield[9], [23]
Witch-grass less bad than crab grass[69]
Woodford, J. E., hog raising[163]
Work animals, alfalfa for[14]
Worker’s, grange meeting at Mr.[18]
Worm, army[219]
Worn-out soils restored[16]
Wyoming, fertilizing value of alfalfa[192]
Experiments[322]
Seed[29]
Xerxes carried alfalfa to Greece[1]
Yield, acre[126]
Affected by irrigation[77]
Alfalfa and grass compared[21]
Arabian alfalfa[8]
Arizona[234]
Below sea level[15]
Best when no nurse crop[59]
Butter, pasture and soiling[123]
Compared with clover[20]
Corn and alfalfa[22]
District of Columbia[14]
1815[3]
Fodders, various[148]
Increased by irrigation[74]
Indiana[24]
Irrigations affect[77]
Irrigated land[10], [23]
Largest annual[128]
Louisiana[14]
Manitoba[14]
Maximum under irrigation[78]
Medicine Hat[14]
Milk increased[146]
Minnesota[14]
New Jersey[20]
Not impaired by hogs[108]
Oklahoma[24]
Ontario[14]
Reduced by wrong cutting[80]
Seed[91]
South Africa[15]
Turkestan, North Dakota[8]
Twelve tons under irrigation[72]
Washington[10]
Wisconsin[23]
Yields, big, poor land[65]
Irrigation, Utah[78]
Profitable[22], [23]
Texas[9]
Wisconsin[9], [23]
Zoller, Isaac, report[287]