Cabbage and Barn-yard Manure, Composition of,[292]
Cabbage, Composition of,[290]-292
Cabbage, Hog and Cow Manure for,[302]
Cabbage, Lime for,[292]
Cabbage, Manure for,[275]-290
Cabbage, Manure for Early and Late,[291]
Cabbage, Needs a Large Supply of Nitrogen in the Soil. Though it Removes but Little,[293]
Cabbage, Potash for,[292]
Cabbage, Special Manure for,[323]
Cabbage, Yield of per Acre,[291]
Cattle vs. Sheep as Manure-makers,[303]
Cheese, from a Ton of Hay,[111]
Cheese, Plant-food in,[101]
Cheese, versus Beef,[110]
Clay Retains Ammonia,[219]
Clover and Indian Corn,[275]
Clover, as a Renovating and Exhausting Crop,[277]
Clover, as Manure,[119]-[122]
Clover, as Manure for Wheat,[158]
Clover, Does it Get Nitrogen from the Atmosphere,[133]-[138]
Clover, Dr. Vœlcker’s Experiments on,[135]
Clover, for Wheat,[126]
Clover, Gathers Up Manure from the Sub-soil,[287]
Clover, Hay, Composition of,[129]-[137]
Clover, Hay, English and German, for Manure,[47]
Clover, How to Make a Farm Rich by Growing,[133]-[163]
Clover, Letting it Rot on the Surface as Manure,[134]
Clover, Nitrogen as a Manure for,[141]
Clover, Pasturing by Sheep versus Mowing for Hay,[137]
Clover, Plowing Under versus Feeding Out,[123]
Clover, Roots, Amount of per Acre,[143]-[144]-[155]
Clover, Roots, Composition of,[145]-[147]
Clover, Seed, Amount of Roots per Acre,[162]
Clover, Water Evaporated by,[132]
Clover, Why it Enriches Land,[131]
Coal-ashes to Mix with Artificial Manures,[312]
Composting Cow-manure with Muck, Leaves, etc,[302]
Compost of Stable-manure and Earth,[342]
Corn, as a Renovating Crop,[275]
Corn, Ashes for,[279]
Corn, Barn-yard Manure for,[284]
Corn, Cost of Raising,[9]
Corn, Crop, Composition of,[25]
Corn, Experiments on,[279]
Corn, Guano for,[279]-[284]
Corn, Manure for,[275]
Corn, Meal for Manure,[185]
Corn, Superphosphate for,[279]-[284]
Corn, Fodder,[275]
Corn Fodder, vs. Mangel-wurzels,[288]
Corn Fodder, Plaster for,[277]
Corn Fodder, vs. Wheat, Yield per acre,[276]
Cotton-seed Cake,[46]-[339]
Cow-manure,[86]-[100]
Cow-manure, and How to Use it,[302]
Cow-manure, Composition of,[306]
Cows, Feeding Grain to,[110]-[113]
Cows, Feeding in Winter for Manure,[256]
Crops Best to Apply Manure to,[265]
Crops, How to Get Larger,[28]-[36]
Crops, Raised and Sold from the Farm,[27]
Crops, Rotation of,[116]-[168]
Crops, We Must Raise Larger per Acre,[266]
Crops, Why so Poor,[28]
Dairy Farms, Bone-dust on,[315]
Drainage from Barn-yard,[306]
Dry Earth for Pig Pens,[304]
Earth-closet Manure,[310]
Earth-closet Manure, on Grass,[225]
Fallow, Fall,[12]
Fallow, for Wheat, How to—Mr. Lawes’ Experiments,[35]
Fallow, Summer, for Wheat,[15]-[34]
Farm Dairy, Receipts and Expenses of,[109]
Farm, Hon. George Geddes’,[119]
Farm, Hon. Joseph Shull’s,[109]
Farm, John Johnston’s,[76]-[81]-[120]
Farm, Mr. Dewey’s,[39]
Farm, Mr. Joseph O. Sheldon’s,[15]
Farm, to Restore a Worn Out,[37]
Farming, a Poor Business,[9]
Farming, Difference Between High and Good,[11]
Farming, Faith in Good,[14]
Farming, Good Does Not Lead to Over Production,[14]
Farming, Slow Work,[17]
Fermenting Manure to Kill Weed-Seeds,[97]
Fish as Manure,[347]
Food, Nothing Added to it by the Animal,[42]
Gardens, Manure for Private,[296]
Geddes, Hon. George,[17]-[117]
Grains, Malt, English and German,[47]
Grass a Saving’s Bank,[41]
Grass, Importance of Rich,[113]
Grass, Manure for,[120]
Guano as a Top-dressing for Wheat,[270]
Guano, for Barley,[240]
Guano, for Oats,[253]
Guano, for Peas,[17]
Guano, for Potatoes,[255]-[258]
Guano, on Wheat,[120]-[180]-[184]
Guano, Peruvian, Composition of,[311]
Guano Peruvian, for Onions,[294]
Guano Peruvian, Price and Composition of Now and 30 Y’rs Ago,[327]
Guano Peruvian, Rectified for Turnips,[286]
Guano Peruvian, What it is,[311]
Gypsum,[104]-[116]-[126]
Gypsum, for Oats,[254]
Gypsum, for Peas,[17]
Gypsum, for Potatoes,[255]-[259]
Harison, T. L., Letter from,[115]
Hay, Best Manure for,[274]
Hay, Plant-food in,[101]
Heacock, Joseph, Letter from,[348]
Henderson, Peter, Letter from,[344]
Hen Manure,[43]-[104]-[301]
Hen Manure, for Potatoes,[255]
High Farming,[12]
High Farming, versus Good Farming,[11]
Hops, Manure for,[274]
Horse-manure, Composition of,[306]
Hot-beds, Manure for,[297]
Human Excrements, Composition of,[308]
Indian Corn. See Corn.
Irrigation on Market Gardens,[295]
Jessup, Edward, Letter from,[342]
Johnson, Prof. S. W., on the Value of Fertilizers,[324]
Lawes’ and Gilbert’s Experiments on Barley,[227]
Lawes’ and Gilbert’s Experiments on Oats,[252]
Lawes’ and Gilbert’s Experiments on Permanent Meadows,[271]
Lawes’ and Gilbert’s Experiments on the Amount of Excrements Voided by Man,[309]
Lawes’ and Gilbert’s Experiments on Sugar beets and Mangel-wurzels,[288]
Lawes’ and Gilbert’s Experiments on Wheat,[170]
Lawes’ and Gilbert’s Experiments, Potash Beneficial for Barley,[329]
Lawes’ Table, Showing Composition and Value of Foods,[45]
Lettuce, Manure for,[289]
Lettuce, Superphosphate for,[290]-[293]
Lewis, Hon. Harris, Letter from,[103]
Liebig’s Special Manures,[321]
Lime as Manure,[215]
Lime, Beneficial Effect of for Thirty Years,[216]
Lime, Changes the Chemical and Physical Character of the Soil,[224]
Lime, Composting with Old Sods,[224]
Lime, for Cabbage,[292]
Lime, Hastens the Maturity of the Crop,[222]
Lime, Impoverishes the Soil,[222]
Lime, in Connecticut,[224]
Lime, in Delaware,[223]
Lime, in New Jersey,[223]
Lime, in Pennsylvania,[224]
Lime, Mixed with Barn-yard Manure,[222]
Lime, on Grass Land,[223]
Lime, on Lime-stone Land,[217]
Lime, Quantity per Acre,[216]
Lime, Sets Free Ammonia in the Soil,[221]
Lime, Silicate Absorbs Ammonia from Atmosphere,[219]
Lime, When to Apply,[223]
Lime, Why Beneficial,[220]
Liquid Manure,[306]
Lowland, Draining,[30]
Malt-combs,[46]
Mangel-wurzels for Manure,[48]
Mangel-wurzels, Manure for,[103]-[286]-[288]
Mangel-wurzels, Yield per Acre,[11]
Manure Absorbing Liquid,[115]
Manure, Amount from Feed and Bedding,[78]
Manure, Amount Made by a Horse,[50]-[346]
Manure, Amount, Made by Horses, Cows, Sheep, and Pigs,[51]
Manure, Amount Made on a 250-acre Farm,[257]
Manure, Amount of Rain Required to Dissolve,[267]
Manure, Amount of Straw in Horse,[346]
Manure, and Rotation of Crops,[246]
Manure, Applying Artificial,[312]
Manure, Applying Near the Surface,[267]
Manure, Applying on the Surface,[173]
Manure, as Top-dressing,[269]
Manure, Barn-yard for Barley,[240]
Manure, Barn-yard vs. Artificial for Indian Corn,[284]
Manure, Basin for,[92]
Manure, Best for Hay,[274]
Manure, Bone-dust,[314]-[316]
Manure, Brings in Red Clover,[82]
Manure, Buying,[306]
Manure, Buying by Measure or Weight,[305]
Manure, Buying by the Load or Ton,[306]
Manure, Cellar,[114]
Manure, Cheapest a Farmer Can Use,[127]
Manure, Clover as,[119]-[122]
Manure, Clover-seed as,[127]
Manure, Comes from the Land,[42]
Manure, Common Salt as,[200]
Manure, Composition of Fresh Barnyard,[51]
Manure, Composition of from Different Animals,[306]
Manure, Composition of Heap at Different Periods,[57]
Manure, Corn-meal for,[185]
Manure, Cost of Hauling,[342]
Manure, Cost of Loading and Drawing,[77]
Manure, Cow,[87]-[100]
Manure, Dairy-farm, How to Save and Apply,[114]
Manure, Dr. Vœlcker’s Experiments on,[51]
Manure, Drawing Out to the Field,[89]
Manure, English Plan of Keeping,[69]
Manure, Equivalent to Water,[296]
Manure, Farm-yard for Potatoes,[261]
Manure, Fermenting in Winter,[85]-[92]-[93]
Manure, Fermenting, Shrinkage in,[116]
Manure, Fire-fang,[84]-[98]
Manure, Fish, as, on Long Island,[347]
Manure, Foods which Make Rich,[45]
Manure, for Cabbage, Parsnips, Onions, Carrots, Lettuce, etc,[289]
Manure, for Corn,[80]
Manure, for Grass,[82]
Manure, for Hops,[274]
Manure, for Hot-beds,[297]
Manure, for Indian Corn,[275]
Manure, for Mangel-wurzels and Sugar-beets,[287]
Manure, for Market Gardens,[294]
Manure, for Oats,[252]
Manure, for Potatoes,[255]
Manure, for Seed-growing Farms,[296]
Manure, for Sorghum or Chinese Sugar-cane,[283]
Manure, for Tobacco,[275]
Manure, for Turnips,[285]-[322]
Manure, for Wheat,[167]
Manure, from Cows,[302]
Manure, from Earth-closet,[310]
Manure, from Oxen,[303]
Manure, from Pigs, Mr. Lawes’ Experiments,[301]
Manure, from Sheep,[303]
Manure, Grain Farms, Management of,[117]
Manure, Guano, Price of Now and Thirty Years Ago,[328]
Manure, Guano, Rectified Peruvian,[319]
Manure, Gypsum and Clover as,[125]
Manure, Heap, Changes in,[67]
Manure Heap, Fermenting,[38]
Manure Heap, in Winter,[84]
Manure Heap, Piling in Field,[88]-[89]-[90]
Manure Heap, Turning,[88]
Manure, Hen,[43]-[104]-[301]
Manure, Horse,[32]-[86]
Manure, Horse and Farm-yard,[50]
Manure, How and When it Should be Applied,[267]
Manure, How John Johnston Manages it,[76]
Manure, How Made and Used in Maryland,[349]
Manure, How the Deacon Makes it,[74]
Manure, How to Make,[41]
Manure, How to Make More,[256]
Manure, How to Make More and Better on Dairy Farms,[105]
Manure, How to Make Poor, Rich,[274]-[293]
Manure, How to Make Richer,[257]
Manure, How Much it Shrinks by Fermentation,[342]
Manure, How Much Nitrogen in a Load of,[306]
Manure, in Kansas,[340]
Manure, in Philadelphia, Interesting Facts,[338]
Manure, Keeping Under Cover,[59]
Manure, Lime as,[215]
Manure, Liquid,[306]
Manure, Management of in Canada,[335]
Manure, Mr. Lawes’ Experiments with,[95]
Manure, Loss from Leaching,[99]
Manure, Management of,[94]
Manure, Market Value of,[104]
Manure, Mixed with Lime,[222]
Manure, Natural,[23]
Manure, Night soil as,[308]
Manure, Nitrate of Soda as,[134]
Manure, Not Available,[95]
Manure, on Dairy Farm,[101]
Manure, on Permanent Meadows and Pastures,[271]
Manure, Preserved by the Soil,[177]
Manure, Pigs’,[86]
Manure, Piling,[116]
Manure, Potash as,[329]
Manure, Price of in Boston,[344]
Manure, Maryland,[339]
Manure, New Haven,[341]
Manure, New York,[334]
Manure, per Horse in New York,[336]
Manure, Quantity Made on a Farm,[12]
Manure, Quantity of Used on Long Island. Interesting Statistics,[336]
Manure, Reduced by Fermentation,[297]
Manure, Richer in Plant-food than the Food from which it is Derived,[301]
Manure, Sea-weed as,[337]
Manure, Sheep,[86]
Manure, Should be Broken Up Fine,[268]
Manure, Soluble Phosphates in,[72]
Manure, Special,[140]-[320]
Manure, Specific Gravity of from Different Animals,[305]
Manure, Spread in Open Yard,[63]
Manure, Stable, Management,[333]
Manure, Straw and Chaff as,[200]
Manure, Superphosphate, How Made,[317]
Manure, Swamp-Muck as,[29]
Manure, Tank,[115]
Manure, the Author’s Plan of Managing,[83]
Manure, Tillage as,[32]-[121]-[225]
Manure, Top-dressing for Wheat in Kansas,[350]
Manure Top-dressing, on Growing Crops,[343]
Manure, to What Crops Should it be Applied,[265]
Manure, Value of,[78]
Manure, Value of Depends on the Food, Not on the Animal,[43]
Manure, Value of Straw as,[123]
Manure, Water in,[124]
Manure, Weeds as,[24]
Manure, Weight of,[343]-[350]
Manure, Well-rotted, Composition of,[65]
Manure, Well-rotted, Loss from Leaching,[65]
Manure, What is it?,[19]-[22]
Manure, Why Do We Ferment?,[94]
Market Gardens, Irrigation in,[295]
Market Gardens, Manure for,[294]
Market Gardens, Pig-manure on,[295]
Meadows, Manure for,[271]