Monthly list of publications

united States Department of Ag?

MONTHLY LIST. OF PUBLICATION //

FEBRUARY, 1932

end no remittances to the United States Department of Agri
Iet of the general publicatioes listed herein, except those otherwise noted, may be
rNB upon application to the 'United States Department of Agriculture, Washington,
I.ln9 as the department's supply lasts. As many as five additional publications may
Frel 1f the applicant gives sufficient proof that they are urgently needed. Free distri
E i eridieala in restricted.
the department's supply is exhausted, publications may still be obtained from the
indent of Documents. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C., but by purchase
I at the; prices- *fttd herein.
I Ji the case of exchanges, publications are not sent free to residents of foreign
Ailli remittances to.the Superintendent of Documents direct. His office is not a part
iirtment of AgricultHre. '
S' GENERAL PUBLICATIONS
i.. FARMERS' BULLETINS
l Oins discuss in nontechnical language a wide variety of subjects pertaining to
ftrm home.
gatFioni, pruning, and training. George C. Husmann, Bureau of Plant
5- p., illus. (Farmers' Bulletin 471F., rev.) Price, 50.
B ticks and methods of eradication. W. P. Ellenberger and Robert M.
feu ef Animal Industry. 28 p., illus. (Farmers' Bulletin 1057F.,

d parasitic diseases of sheep. Maurice C. Hall, Bureau of Animal
ii 48 p., illus.. (Farmers' Bulletin 1330F., rev.) Price, 100."
.eds. Anier B. Nystrom, Bureau of Dairy Industry. 30 p., illus.
.Bulletin' 1443F., rev.) Price, f0.
| .uses, and varieties. Harry V. Harlan, Bureau of Plant In-
,il, illua. (Farmers' Bulletin 1464 F., rev.) Price, 5.
.e. if M. A. .ull and A. R. Lee, Bureau of Animal Industry. 22
.;:.: .Parnier Bulletin 1541F., rev.) Price, 5.
-l-ti ii's cottoi production. 0. F. Cook, Bureau of Plant Industry.
su. (atrniers' Bulletin 1686F.) Price, 50.
LEAFLETS
S:l. .: popular material of the same general character as that carried by
>hlbattsp.e pt that the leaflets are confined to specific practical directions.
aS llied s, and methods. They are brief and concise, written in informal,
l ,a id &re limited to eight pages.
i at.saumiping. service. W. C. Davis, Bureau of Agricultural Eco-
i.8' p., illus. (Leaflet 67., rev.) Price, 50.
Ii~~ni 8ess soar, better pine. Eloise Gerry, Forest Service. 4 p., illus.
t..3L) Price, 6f.
I itt titlt.; W. R. Mattoon, Forest Service, and 0. A. Reed, Bureau
'..l.t..t .'ip., illus. (Leaflet 84LI) Price, 50.
.TECHNICAL BULLETINS
Bulletins contain the results of scientific 'nd research work applying to
i ~dnatry, or locality. The editions are limited, as they are intended
i tie workers spaJpurpect-matter specialists.
nt .experiments with yellow dent corn. James R. Holbert,
"ndustr, anoi'Benjainfh teohler, Illinois Agricultural Er-
S 64 p., illus. (Technical Bulletin 260T.) Price, 200.
















CIRCULARS
This series carries the less technical and more informal material of the sameI'geneD r
nature as that in the Technical Bulletin series. .
New citrus hybrids. Walter T. Swingle, T. Ralph Robinson, and E. M. BaIgq
Bureau of Plant Industry. 20 p., illus. (Circular 181C.) Price, 20. K;i.:
Irrigated crop rotations in western South Dakota. Stephen H. Hastimgs d
Beyer Aune, Bureau of Plant Industry. 47 p., illus. (Circular 188C.) PiS
10;0.
Cream-standardization tables. 0. E. Williams, Bureau of Dairy Industry. 14:
(Circular 1990.) Price, 50. .
MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS
This series includes those publications of a miscellaneous nature which do not ..0
within any of the other series issued by the department, particularly those of a size oft.
than octavo. Such publications were formerly issued as Miscellaneous Circulars. :.i
Directory of field activities of the Bureau of Plant Industry. 120 p. (MiAscel
laneous Publication 129MP.) Price, 200.
Feeding and management investigations at the United States Dairy Expetifq-
Station at Beltsville, Md. 1930 report. T. E. Woodward, J. B. Shepherd, anl
R. R. Graves, Bureau of Dairy Industry. 24 p., illus. (Miscellaneous Pl.
location 130MP.) Price, 5.
Conservation of fertilizer materials from minor sources. C. C. Fletcher, Banrp
of Chemistry and Soils. 7 p., illus. (Miscellaneous Publication 1361 :,
Price, 50.
Protein tests for wheat and oil tests for flaxseed and soybeans: Importance in. lal
duction and marketing. Prepared in the Bureau of Agricultural Economie
45 p, illus. (Miscellaneous Publication 140MP.) Price, 10.
STATISTICAL BULLETINS
Tables giving statistics relating to one or more closely related agricultural' coniAifV
Of interest to persons engaged in marketing or any business affected. by agrinclt
production.
Stumpage and log prices for the calendar year 1930. Compiled by Henry B. Ste6e
Forest Service. 59. p., ilus. (Statistical Bulletin 378.) Price, 1ti :".
SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS.:
Such notices of judgment, decisions, and instructions as are necessary in the enJoe
meant of regulatory acts are contained in these announcements. They are issued mionI
or as necessary by certain bureaus. Free distribution is limited to persons in tihe e.i
of the department, to public officials whose duties render it necessary for them toi
such information, to journals especially concerned, and to manufacturers and flirmai: r c
business is affected by the announcements. .::
Index to Service and Regulatory Announcements, January-December, 1931. S .
ieau of Animal Industry. pp. 127-129. Price, 50. :: i
Notices of judgment under the food and drugs act. Food and Drug Ad.iinisft
tion. pp. 235-270. (N. J., F. D. 18351-18400.) Price, ..,
Phony peach-disease quarantine No. 67. Revision of quarantine and regulate
Plant QuarAiltine and Control.Administration. 7 p. (P. Q. O..A. -. 7, f
Effective November 30. 1931.) Price, 50.
Service and Regulatory Announcements, 1930. Plant Quarantine and Control.
ministration. vi p. Price, 5f. :. i.i
*: OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Report of the Chief of the Bureau of.Public Roads. Thomas H. MacDonald..I.
Price, 10.



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PERIODICALS
Free distribution of periodicals is definitely, restricted. They may be obtained by par-
chase or subscription from the Superintendent of Documents.
Agricultural situation. Vol 16, Nos. 1-2, January and February, 1932. Price,
50 a copy; 250 a year, domestic; 400 a year, foreign.
A brief general summary of current conditions, including pertinent statistics relating
to production, movement, consumption, and prices of the important farm products.
Climatological data. Vol. 18, No. 9, September, 1931.
In 42 sections, containing weather statistics for 42 separate sections, each corre-
sponding, as a rule, to a State. Monthly- information for 1 section is 50t a year for
'data regarding all 42 sections, 350 a month, or $4 a year.' Not for general distribution.
Daily weather maps. Limited edition. Not for general distribution.
Shows weather conditions for United States and forecast for all States east of the
Mississippi River, except Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Upper Michigan, Lower Michigan,
Alabama, Mississippi, and the extreme western portion of Florida. Price. daily, except
Sunday and holidays, 25f a month, $3.00 a year; daily, including Sundays and holi-
days, 300 a month. $3.60 a year. Sunday and holiday maps only, 500 a year. Foreign
: subscriptions, $7.25 a year. Maps DD, E, and CM, showing the weather conditions
and forecasts, are Issued at numerous stations throughout the United States; 20c a
month, $2.40 a year.1
Experiment station record. VoL 66, No. 2, February, 1932. Single numbers for
sale only. Price, 10.1
A technical review of the world's scientific literature pertaining to agriculture. Two
volumes aayear, of 10 numbers each; 750 a volume, domestic; $1.25 a volume, foreign.
Extension service review. Vol. 3, No. 2, February, 1932. Illus. Price, 50 a
copy; 500 a year, domestic; 750 a year, foreign.1
Issued monthly by the Extension Service, of which it is the official organ, for the
distribution of administration Information.
Journal of agricultural research. Price, 200 a copy; $4 a year, domestic; $5.25 a
year, foreign.1 Not distributed free to individuals.
Of primary interest to agricultural scientists and advanced students only. Issued
in 2 volumes a year, of 12 numbers each. Free distribution is limited to certain
libraries and to institutions or departments doing research work. Separates of articles
are distributed free to those desiring them, as long as the limited supply lasts.
Vol. 43, No. 12. December 15, 1931. Illus.
CONTENTS: 4
Plant succession and grazing capacity on clay soils in southern New Mexico. Key
No. F-57. R. S. Campbell.
Control of gastrointestinal parasites of sheep by weekly treatments with various
anthelmintics. Key No. A-150. Willard H. Wright and John Bozicevich.
An apparatus for growing plants under controlled environmental conditions. Key
No. G-793. Robert A. Steinberg.
S Inheritance of resistance in oats to Ustilago levis. Key No. G-797. F. A. Coffman,
T. R. Stanton, B. B. Bayles, G. A. Wiebe, R. W. Smith, and V. F. Tapke.
The antiseorbutic vitamin in home-canned carrots. Key No. N. Y. (Cornell)-16.
S Adelaide Spohn and Amy Hunter.
The antiscorbutic vitamin in the juice of home-canned tomatoes. Key No. N. T.
(Cornell)-17. Adelaide Spohn.

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Journal of agricultural research. VoL 44, N&A, 1,1us. January 1, 1 2
CONTENTS: ...* .
A study of the physiologic forms of kier nelsn t b pmac~pe .i
Key No. G-791. L. E. Melchers, C. H. Ficke, and C. 0. John2iton. .
Dehiscence of the boll of. linu r4gidftm and related. 4peeixl%. Key:EJ t
Dillman and J. C. Brinsmade, jr. ....
Inheritance of height in broomcorn. Key No. G-7t4. John B:; Sieit
Effect of temperature on rate of decay of sugar beets by straihg tff'
Key No. 798. C. M1. Tompkins and Dean A. Pack.' 4
Root c.-strictlon of cotton plants in the San Joaquin Valley Af Califonia.
G-799. J. W. Hubbard.
Heterothallism and hybridization in Tiletia trito sand T. 4vf-.1:. ~ .* 7il
H. H. Flor. .
The vitamin A, B, C, and G content of Igaltanina. (hompson akeedilea. a.
grapes and two brands of commercial grape juice. Key No. Tie-4. .l i.t.erl
Daniel, and Hazel E. Munsell. ,=, ...i. is^ .-
Factors influencing the changes in oxidation-redicution potential on the edn
methylene blue in milk. Key No. Kans.-64. A. tC Fay and Glen .A
Effect of light on the reduction of methylene blue in 'milk. Key Nao .
A. Aikins and A. C. Fay.
Monthly weather review. Vol. 59, No. .II, November, 1931. la, Pr
copy; $1.50 a year,- domestic; $2.25 a year, foreign.:' Not fdr genere :
tion.
Contains (1) meteorological contributions and bibliography, (2) weather ,har,
the month with an interpretative summary, and (3) climatological table.ii .
Snow and Ice Bulletin. Nos. 8-11, February 3, 10, 17, 24, 1932. 1..,rsnap 50;l S
year. Free distribution limited to cooperators with the Weatlher .pur %. k ..'.,
Issued on Tuesdays during the winter. Based on data from regular.Weather,.:
and selected cooperative stations. As far as practicable all reports of sihb i
are given. .
The official record. Vol. 11, Nos. 5-8, January 30, February 6,t3, t Mi .
Price, 5f a copy; 500 a year, domestic; $1.10 a year, foreign.1 '
Contains official orders and miscellaneous information coneetni'g the We1
activities and such other matter as should be brought to employees attention. .''I
Weather outlook. Limited edition, Not for general distribution : -
Prepared at and distributed from the following forecast centers of thqe
Bureau: Washington, D. C., New Orleans, La., Chicago, Ill., Denver, Colo'., si
Francisco, Calif.
Weekly weather and crop bulletin. Not for general distribution. ,::
Gives detailed weather conditions of preceding weeks and their effect on d
of crops and farm operations. Limited edition. ... i














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