CHAPTER VI
| Alfalfa | [ 59-70] |
| Adaptation to eastern needs | 59 |
| Fertility and feeding value | 60 |
| Climate and soil | 61 |
| Free use of lime | 62 |
| Inoculation | 62 |
| Fertilization | 63 |
| A clean seed-bed | 64 |
| Varieties | 65 |
| Clean seed | 65 |
| The seeding | 66 |
| Seeding in August | 67 |
| Subsequent treatment | 68 |
CHAPTER VII
| Grass Sods | [ 71-79] |
| Value of sods | 71 |
| Prejudice against timothy | 72 |
| Object of sods | 74 |
| Seeding with small grain | 75 |
| Seeding in rye | 76 |
| Good soil conditions | 77 |
CHAPTER VIII
| Grass Sods (Continued) | [ 80-89] |
| Seeding in late summer | 80 |
| Crops that may precede | 81 |
| Preparation | 83 |
| The weed seed | 84 |
| Summer grasses | 85 |
| Sowing the seed | 85 |
| Deep covering | 86 |
| Seed-mixtures | 88 |
CHAPTER IX
| Sods for Pastures | [ 90-97] |
| Permanent pastures | 90 |
| Seed-mixtures | 91 |
| Blue-grass | 91 |
| Timothy | 92 |
| Red-top | 92 |
| Orchard grass | 93 |
| Other seeds | 93 |
| Yields and composition of grasses | 93 |
| Suggested mixtures for pastures | 94 |
| Renewal of permanent pastures | 96 |
| Destroying bushes | 96 |
| Close grazing | 97 |
CHAPTER X
| The Cowpea | [ 98-107] |
| A southern legume | 98 |
| Characteristics | 99 |
| Varieties | 99 |
| Fertilizing value | 100 |
| Affecting physical condition | 101 |
| Planting | 101 |
| Inoculation | 103 |
| Fertilizers | 103 |
| Harvesting with livestock | 104 |
| The cowpea for hay | 104 |
| As a catch crop | 106 |