CHAPTER XI
| Other Legumes and Cereal Catch Crops | [ 108-119] |
| The soybean | 108 |
| Fertility value | 109 |
| Feeding value | 109 |
| Varieties | 110 |
| The planting | 111 |
| Harvesting | 112 |
| The Canada pea | 113 |
| Vetch | 113 |
| Sweet clover | 115 |
| Rye as a cover crop | 116 |
| When to plow down | 117 |
| Buckwheat | 118 |
| Oats | 119 |
CHAPTER XII
| Stable Manure | [ 120-128] |
| Livestock farming | 120 |
| The place for cattle | 121 |
| Sales off the farm | 122 |
| The value of manure | 124 |
| The content of manure | 125 |
| Relative values | 126 |
| Amount of manure | 127 |
| Analysis of manure | 128 |
CHAPTER XIII
| Care of Stable Manure | [ 129-138] |
| Common source of losses | 129 |
| Caring for liquid manure | 130 |
| Use of preservatives | 131 |
| Spreading as made | 132 |
| The covered yard | 133 |
| Harmless fermentation | 135 |
| Rotted manure | 135 |
| Composts | 136 |
| Poultry manure | 137 |
CHAPTER XIV
| The Use of Stable Manure | [ 139-148] |
| Controlling factors | 139 |
| Direct use for corn | 140 |
| Effect upon moisture | 141 |
| Manure on grass | 142 |
| Manure on potatoes | 143 |
| When to plow down | 144 |
| Heavy applications | 144 |
| Reënforcement with minerals | 145 |
| Durability of manure | 147 |
CHAPTER XV
| Crop-rotations | [ 149-158] |
| The farm scheme | 149 |
| Value of rotation | 150 |
| Selection of crops | 151 |
| An old succession of crops | 152 |
| Corn two years | 153 |
| The oat crop | 154 |
| Two crops of wheat | 154 |
| The clover and timothy | 154 |
| Two legumes in the rotation | 155 |
| Potatoes after corn | 156 |
| A three-years' rotation | 157 |
| Grain and clover | 158 |
| Potatoes and crimson clover | 158 |