| No. | |
| 70. | Observations on the Status of Corn Growing in California. |
| 82. | The Common Ground Squirrel of California. |
| 87. | Alfalfa. |
| 111. | The Use of Lime and Gypsum on California Soils. |
| 113. | Correspondence Courses in Agriculture. |
| 117. | The Selection and Cost of a Small Pumping Plant. |
| 127. | House Fumigation. |
| 136. | Melilotus indica as a Green-Manure Crop for California. |
| 144. | Oidium or Powdery Mildew of the Vine. |
| 151. | Feeding and Management of Hogs. |
| 152. | Some Observations on the Bulk Handling of Grain in California. |
| 153. | Announcement of the California State Dairy Cow Competition, 1916-18. |
| 154. | Irrigation Practice in Growing Small Fruit in California. |
| 155. | Bovine Tuberculosis. |
| 157. | Control of the Pear Scab. |
| 159. | Agriculture in the Imperial Valley. |
| 160. | Lettuce Growing in California. |
| 161. | Potatoes in California. |
| 164. | Small Fruit Culture in California. |
| 165. | Fundamentals of Sugar Beet Culture under California Conditions. |
| 166. | The County Farm Bureau. |
| 167. | Feeding Stuffs of Minor Importance. |
| 170. | Fertilizing California Soils for the 1918 Crop. |
| 172. | Wheat Culture. |
| 173. | The Construction of the Wood-Hoop Silo. |
| 174. | Farm Drainage Methods. |
| 175. | Progress Report on the Marketing and Distribution of Milk. |
| 178. | The Packing of Apples in California. |
| 179. | Factors of Importance in Producing Milk of Low Bacterial Count. |
| 182. | Extending the Area of Irrigated Wheat in California for 1918. |
| 184. | A Flock of Sheep on the Farm. |
| 188. | Lambing Sheds. |
| 190. | Agriculture Clubs in California. |
| 193. | A Study of Farm Labor in California.
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| 198. | Syrup from Sweet Sorghum. |
| 199. | Onion Growing in California. |
| 201. | Helpful Hints to Hog Raisers. |
| 202. | County Organizations for Rural Fire Control. |
| 203. | Peat as a Manure Substitute. |
| 205. | Blackleg. |
| 206. | Jack Cheese. |
| 208. | Summary of the Annual Reports of the Farm Advisors of California. |
| 209. | The Function of the Farm Bureau. |
| 210. | Suggestions to the Settler in California. |
| 212. | Salvaging Rain-Damaged Prunes. |
| 214. | Seed Treatment for the Prevention of Cereal Smuts. |
| 215. | Feeding Dairy Cows in California. |
| 217. | Methods for Marketing Vegetables in California. |
| 218. | Advanced Registry Testing of Dairy Cows. |
| 219. | The Present Status of Alkali. |
| 224. | Control of the Brown Apricot Scale and the Italian Pear Scale on Deciduous Fruit Trees. |
| 228. | Vineyard Irrigation in Arid Climates. |
| 230. | Testing Milk, Cream, and Skim Milk for Butterfat. |
| 232. | Harvesting and Handling California Cherries for Eastern Shipment. |
| 233. | Artificial Incubation. |
| 234. | Winter Injury to Young Walnut Trees during 1921-22. |
| 235. | Soil Analysis and Soil and Plant Interrelations. |
| 236. | The Common Hawks and Owls of California from the Standpoint of the Rancher. |
| 237. | Directions for the Tanning and Dressing of Furs. |
| 238. | The Apricot in California. |
| 239. | Harvesting and Handling Apricots and Plums for Eastern Shipment. |
| 240. | Harvesting and Handling Pears for Eastern Shipment. |
| 241. | Harvesting and Handling Peaches for Eastern Shipment. |
| 242. | Poultry Feeding. |
| 244. | Central Wire Bracing for Fruit Trees. |
| 245. | Vine Pruning Systems. |
| 247. | Colonization and Rural Development. |
| 248. | Some Common Errors in Vine Pruning and Their Remedies. |
| 249. | Replacing Missing Vines. |
| 250. | Measurement of Irrigation Water on the Farm. |
| 251. | Recommendations Concerning the Common Diseases and Parasites of Poultry in California. |
| 252. | Supports for Vines. |
| 253. | Vineyard Plans. |
| 254. | The Use of Artificial Light to Increase Winter Egg Production. |
| 255. | Leguminous Plants as Organic Fertilizer in California Agriculture. |
| 256. | The Control of Wild Morning Glory. |
| 257. | The Small-Seeded Horse Bean. |
| 258. | Thinning Deciduous Fruits. |
| 259. | Pear By-products. |
| 260. | A Selected List of References Relating to Irrigation in California. |
| 261. | Sewing Grain Sacks. |
| 263. | Tomato Production in California. |
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