Books by United States. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Total count: 793
Crop report regulationsRegulations governing the publication of reports and the information utilized in the compilation of reportsGovt.print.off.1910-01-01
Division of Livestock, Meats and Wool. Veal chart; identification, wholesale and retail cutsNational Live Stock and Meat Board1920-01-01
Warehouse tariff and terms and conditions governing the storage, handling, and delivering of merchandise at Center market cold storage, Wash.,D.C. Effective Oct.1, 19221922-01-01
Sources of world's butter supply shifting from Northern to Southern HemisphereUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1922-01-01
Crop report regulationsregulations governing the publication of reports and the information utilized in the compilation of reports prepared by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics concerning acreages, conditions, yields, farm reserves, or quality of products of the soil grown within the United States : ... effective on and after January 1, 1924Government Printing Office1923-01-01
Tenure, acreages, and yields on each of 100 farms in Clinton County, Indiana, 1910 and 1913 to 1919section I of source material from the Clinton County, Indiana, Farm Business SurveyUnited States Department of Agriculture1923-01-01
Summary of agricultural statistics prepared for the use of the Committee on agricultural outlook1923-01-01
Handbook of official grain standards for rye... Comp.from Service and regulatory announcements (BAE) no.731923-01-01
Crop and live-stock estimates, 1910-1922a summary of area, average yield, production, and exports (or imports) of crops and live stock for the United StatesGovt. Print. Off.1923-01-01
Regulations for bean warehouses, approved Aug. 25, 19241924-01-01
The advantages of farm lifea study by correspondence and interviews with eight thousand farm women : digest of an unpublished manuscript1924-01-01
Handbook of U.S.grades for grain sorghums (Tabulated and abridged)1924-01-01
Receipts on each of 100 farms in Clinton County, Indiana 1910 and 1913 to 1919section IV of source material from the Clinton County, Indiana, Farm Business SurveyUnited States Department of Agriculture1924-01-01
Capital on each of 100 farms in Clinton County, Indiana 1910 and 1913 to 1919section III of source material from the Clinton County, Indiana, Farm Business SurveyUnited States Department of Agriculture1924-01-01
Expenses on each of 100 farms in Clinton County, Indiana 1910 and 1913 to 1919section V of source material from the Clinton County, Indiana, Farm Business SurveyUnited States Department of Agriculture1924-01-01
The agricultural outlook for 1924GPO1924-01-01
Farm income on each of 100 farms in Clinton County, Indiana 1910 and 1913 to 1919section VI of source material from the Clinton County, Indiana, Farm Business SurveyUnited States Department of Agriculture1924-01-01
Proposed regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture for bean warehouses under the U.S. Warehouse Act of August 11, 1916, as amended1924-01-01
Avoidable losses in cotton handlingstenographic transcript of proceedings of Conference held February 24, 1925 at Washington, D. C.1925-01-01
The agricultural outlook for 1925U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1925-01-01
Foreign news on applesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1925-01-01
Foreign news on cottonU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1925-01-01
Foreign news on flax and flaxseedU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1925-01-01
How to pick chickensRev.U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1925-01-01
Flour milling and bread makingselected list of referencesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1925-01-01
Data on swine industry for research and extension workers in agricultural economics1925-01-01
Foreign news on dairyingU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1925-01-01
Economic chartsan index to charts, map and graphs available for extension workers1925-01-01
Agricultural economicsa selected list of referencesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1925-01-01
Some references on agricultural reliefBureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture1926-01-01
Data on the swine industry for research and extension workers in agricultural economicsRev.1926-01-01
Handbook of official grain standards for barley...Effective Aug.24,19261926-01-01
Crop report regulations, 1927including amendments of March 14, 1927, regulations governing the publication of reports and the information utilized in the compilation of reports, prepared by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, concerning acreages, conditions, yields, farm reserves, or quality of products of the soil grown within the United StatesRev.U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1927-01-01
The United States Warehouse Act and its relation to banking1927-01-01
Handbook of United States grades for rough rice. Revised as effective March 1, 19271927-01-01
Agriculture and the world economic conference at GenevaUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1927-01-01
Handbook of official United States standards for beanseffective September 1, 19261927-01-01
Foreign news on goats and mohairU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1927-01-01
Principal features of federal warehouse systemUnited States Bureau of Agricultural Economics1927-01-01
Some short time interrelationships between agriculture and business1927-01-01
Exports of farm products1927-01-01
Handling of manuscripts and proofsin the Bureau of Agricultural EconomicsBureau of Agricultural Economics1927-01-01
World production vs. American production of agricultural productsRev.1927-01-01
The agricultural outlook for 1927U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1927-01-01
Harvesting wheat with a combined harvester-thresher in the Great Plains region, 1926By R. S. Kifer, W. R. Humphries [and] J. H. Martin. A preliminary report. April, 1927U. S. Government Printing Office]1927-01-01
Foreign news on vegetablesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1927-01-01
Freight rates and agricultureUnited States. Bureau of Agricultural Economics1927-01-01
Agricultural economicsa selected list of referencesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1927-01-01
United States grades, color standards, and packing requirements for honey recommended by the United States Department of AgricultureU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1927-01-01
Unclean seed wheat causes loss of millionsTo control the losses clean all seed wheatGovt. Print. Off.1927-01-01
Charts of farm prices of farm products, and wholesale prices of nonagricultural commodities by months, 1910-19261927-01-01
The world carryover and consumption of American cotton1927-01-01
Surplus copies of publications of the International Institute of Agriculturewhich will be furnished to complete library files as long as they lastUnited States Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1928-01-01
Agricultural reliefa selected list of referencesUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1928-01-01
Foreign news on honeyU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1928-01-01
Progress in price analysis and an appraisal of success in price forecasting1928-01-01
Crop and market information on fruits and vegetables1928-01-01
Handbook of United States standards for soybeans. Effective September 1, 1926U.S. Govt. print. off.1928-01-01
Forms for making a farm budget, described and illustrated in Farmers' bulletin no. 15641928-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for 1928U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1928-01-01
United States grain exports through Canadian ports and Canadian exports through United States ports1928-01-01
Handbook of official standards for milled rice, brown rice, and rough rice...1928-01-01
Foreign news on hogs and porkU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1929-01-01
Agricultural economicsa selected list of referencesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1929-01-01
Agricultural and industrial uses of cottonsome facts in connection with the exhibit at the National Cotton Show, Memphis, Tenn., Sept. 28-Oct. 5, 19291929-01-01
Wheat acreage, 1922-19291929-01-01
Value and importance of crops subject to infestation by the Mediterranean fruit fly1929-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for 1929U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1929-01-01
The relation between production, prices and acreage of potatoes on the eastern shore of Maryland1929-01-01
World flax and flaxseed prospectsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1930-01-01
Relation between production, prices, and acreage of potatoes in North Carolina1930-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for the southern states, 1930-31U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1930-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for 1930U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1930-01-01
Agricultural economicsa selected list of referencesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1930-01-01
World dairy prospectsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1930-01-01
List of agricultural outlook charts for 19301930-01-01
Rice facts1930-31 outlook with charts1930-01-01
Government sampling and grading of canned fruits and vegetables1931-01-01
Special notice for licensed cotton warehousemen1931-01-01
Some references on ocean transportation of refrigerated fruits and vegetablesBureau of Agricultural Economics1931-01-01
The Outlook for the dairy industry and essentials of a national dairy programU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1931-01-01
Wheatacreage, production, supply, distribution, and exports1931-01-01
World carpet wool prospects1931-01-01
Rules and regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture governing the grading and certification of canned fruits and vegetablesunder an act of Congress approved February 25, 19311931-01-01
Relation between production, prices, and acreage of potatoes in Idaho1931-01-01
Coordination of farm management research in the western states1931-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for the southern states, 1931-32U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1931-01-01
Statistics relating to the apple industry, 1931prepared for the use of outlook conferences1931-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for 1931U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1931-01-01
To the canning industry, brokers and grocers, in re Official grading service for canned fruits & vegetables1931-01-01
Prospects for peas for canning1932-01-01
The statistical positions of farm products1932-01-01
References on the materials for American agricultural history1932-01-01
Regulations for warehousemen storing cherries in brineapproved May 3, 1932 : regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture under the United States Warehouse Act of August 11, 1916 as amended1932-01-01
Regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture for field warehousemen, supplementary to the commodity regulations, under the United States Warehouse Act of August 11, 1916 as amendedapproved July 30, 19321932-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for 1932U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1932-01-01
Handbook of official standards for beansRevised September 1, 1931.U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1932-01-01
Rules and regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture governing the inspection and certification of beans and peasunder an act of Congress approved July 7, 1932 : (Public no. 269, 72nd Congress)1932-01-01
Handbook of official hay standardsofficial hay and straw standards of the United States as established and promulgated by the Secretary of Agriculture. Important features of U.S. hay and straw standards. Important features of federal hay and straw inspectionRev.Government Printing Office1932-01-01
Percentage of farm owners who lost farms by foreclosures of mortgages, bankruptcy, etc., in fifteen western states, average, January 1920-March 1923 and year beginning March 16, 1925-26 to 1931-321933-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for 1933U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1933-01-01
Statistics relating to the apple industry, 1932prepared for the use of outlook workers1933-01-01
United States grades, color standards, and packing requirements for honeyrecommended by the United States Department of AgricultureRev. 1933.U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1933-01-01
Some books on the what and why of depressionsaddress, annual meeting, Columbian Library Association, Frederick, Md., April 29, 1933United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1933-01-01
The farm debt problem1933-01-01
The world situation in feed grains1933-01-01
Use of alcohol from farm products in motor fuel. Letter from the secretary of agriculture transmitting in response to Senate resolution no.65, submitted by Senator Shipstead, a report pertaining to the practicability and advantages to agriculture of using alcohol manufactured from corn and other farm products in motor fuel1933-01-01
Prospects for canned tomatoes in 19331933-01-01
The agriculture of the American Indians prior to the European conquest1934-01-01
Tentative U.S. standards for grades for live poultryBureau of Agricultural Economics1934-01-01
Terracing in a land use program1934-01-01
Handbook of instructions for the installation and operation of the Tag-Heppenstall moisture meter1934-01-01
Analysis of variability in staple-length observations on press-box and cut samples of cotton1934-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for 1935U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1934-01-01
Cotton classing and market news service for farmers1934-01-01
Agricultural income and purchasing power1934-01-01
A few recent references on grading and labeling canned goodsU.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics1934-01-01
United States standards for grades 1/ of canned tomato pulpUnited States Department of Agriculture1934-01-01
Index numbers of prices received by farmers for farm products, 1910-1934, as revised 19341934-01-01
Agricultural economicsa selected list of referencesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1934-01-01
National standards for farm productsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1935-01-01
Handbook of official United States standards for individual eggs. Effective February 16, 19341935-01-01
Shipments of fruits and vegetables from producing regions to consuming markets by motor truck, 1933 and 1934trends in motor-truck shipments, distances shipped, and seasonal movementWashington1935-01-01
Monthly receipts from the sale of principal farm products, by states, with rental and benefit paymentsJanuary 1929 to December 19341935-01-01
Rules and regulations (as amended) of the Secretary of Agriculture governing the grading and certification of canned fruits and vegetablesunder an act of Congress approved May 17, 1935 (public No. 62, 74th Congress)U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1935-01-01
Processing taxes under the Agricultural Adjustment ActBureau of Agricultural Economics, United States Department of Agriculture1935-01-01
A few references on general farm law and on the laws of some Eastern and Southeastern statesU.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics1935-01-01
The Agricultural outlook for 1936U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1935-01-01
Status of the dairy industry todayfactors in the dairy outlook (charts)1935-01-01
Sources of information concerning international organizations and congresses / compiled in the library, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of AgricultureBureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture1936-01-01
The Farm outlook for 1937U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1936-01-01
Railroad transportation and agriculture during the depression...July 19361936-01-01
Agricultural economicsa selected list of referencesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1936-01-01
State and federal legislation and decisions relating to oleomargarine1936-01-01
Advertising foods1936-01-01
Government control of cotton production in the United States, 1933-1935a selected list of referencesDept. of Agriculture1936-01-01
Farm life influence in the new American art1936-01-01
Relationships among watermelon prices, freight rates, production, and marketings... Dec. 19361936-01-01
Income from farm production in the United States in 1935U.S. Department of Agriculture1936-01-01
Cost of operating farm motor trucks on grain farms (Northern Great Plains and Pacific Northwest, 1933)U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1936-01-01
The position of American cotton and the American cotton producer by Maurice R. Cooper...Mar. 4, 19361936-01-01
Relation of changes in meat production and consumption to changes in farm income from livestock in the United States1936-01-01
The Florida winter-vegetable industry and trade agreement with Cuba1937-01-01
The Farm outlook for 1938U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1937-01-01
Farm tenancy in the United States, 1918-1936a selected list of references[s.n.]1937-01-01
Chartsrelation of butter production and purchasing power of consumers to the price of butterUnited States Department of Agriculture1937-01-01
Agricultural imports classified on the basis of their competitive nature and tariff status1937-01-01
The farmer's share of the consumer's food dollarU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1937-01-01
Chartsrelation of pastures, feed production, and butterfat price ratios to dairy productionUnited States Department of Agriculture1937-01-01
Better land use... a program of actionU.S. Govt. print. off.1937-01-01
The wool situationBureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1937-01-01
The warehouseman and his responsibilities1937-01-01
Agricultural income from production in 1936United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1937-01-01
Rural communitieswhat do they need most?U.S. Government Printing Office1937-01-01
Carlot shipments and imports of winter vegetables 1931-32 to 1936-371937-01-01
Vegetable situationBureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1937-01-01
Prices of cotton cloth and raw cotton, and mill margins, for certain constructions of unfinished clotha preliminary reportUnited States Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1937-01-01
Agricultural economics charts1937-01-01
Crop insurance in foreign countriesa summary of significant developmentsUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1937-01-01
Current economic problems in agriculturepublications of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics of interest to grange lecturers1937-01-01
Some effects of the World War on cotton1937-01-01
The pattern of agricultural thought in 1912U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1937-01-01
Charts & tablesproduction and consumption of manufactured dairy products, changes in seasonal variation of butter production, cost of manufacture and distribution of butter and cheeseUnited States Department of Agriculture1937-01-01
A survey of the agricultural trade between the United States and Canada 1935 to 1937United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1937-01-01
The Classification of cottonU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1938-01-01
Statistics relating to lemons and limesworld acreage, production, and trades.n.1938-01-01
United States agricultural trade with Canada, January to June 1938United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1938-01-01
Special instructions to licensed cotton warehousemen relative to sampling and weighing of cotton1938-01-01
Revised tentative United States standards for quality of creamery butter, effective April 1, 1938U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1938-01-01
Price-fixing plans1938-01-01
Production trends and long-time outlook for apples1938-01-01
The Farm outlook for 1939U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1938-01-01
Volume of agricultural production for sale or for consumption in the farm home 1919-19371938-01-01
Facts about cottonU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1938-01-01
Agricultural economicsa selected list of referencesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1938-01-01
Broadcasting market newsa guide for market news workers1938-01-01
World acreage and production of tobacco by countries1938-01-01
Agricultural recordstheir nature and value for research1938-01-01
Advertising programs for farm products1938-01-01
The national food situationEconomic Research Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture [etc.1939-01-01
The County planning projecta cooperative approach to agricultural planning1939-01-01
The industrial outlook for agriculture1939-01-01
War and agriculture1914 and 1939U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1939-01-01
The livestock situationBureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1939-01-01
A suggested plan for cotton-crop insurance. Letter from the acting secretary of agricultura transmitting a report containing pertinent data and information assembled by the Bureau of agricultural economics of the Department of agriculture relative to crop insurance for cotton.. May 2, 1939U.S. Govt. print off.1939-01-01
The world citrus situation1939-01-01
Press summary of agricultural outlook for 1940For information of county agricultural extension agents and chairmen of land-use planning committees1939-01-01
Agriculture in 1939U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1939-01-01
Rules and regulations of Bureau of agricultural economicsAn advance print of Chapter I, Title 7, of the Code of Federal regulations. Effective June 1, 1938U.S. Govt. print. off.1939-01-01
Rural zoning and your county. United States Department of agriculture. Bureau of agricultural economicsU.S. G.P.O.1939-01-01
Preparation of flue-cured tobacco for market1939-01-01
The wheat situation in 1939 compared with 19141939-01-01
The Farm outlook for 1940U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1939-01-01
Agricultural economics charts. SupplementJanuary 1, 19391939-01-01
Flaxseed prices and the tariffU.S. govt. print. off.1939-01-01
A Review of some recent studies of Southern cultureUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
Standards of value for program planning and buildingproceedings of school for Washington staff of Bureau of Agricultural EconomicsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
Trends in farm wages, farm and nonfarm income, industrial production and unemployment by Louis H. Bean1940-01-01
A statement on two suggested solutions for the problem of farm unemployment and underemployment1940-01-01
Statement on farm population trends by Conrad Taeuber1940-01-01
Seasonal requirements for labor in American agricultureThe Bureau1940-01-01
Cooperation in rural sociological research on an interstate and regional basisUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
Attitude of farmers toward adequacy of Soil conservation in farm programsPreliminary report. For administrative use only. Division of Program Surveys, July 11, 19401940-01-01
Probable effects of the agricultural conservation program on livestock production in the Midwest dairy region1940-01-01
Farmers' reactions to the stamp plan1940-01-01
Population in Farm Security Administration migratory labor campsan analysis of social and economic characteristics of families registering in FSA migratory labor camps in California and Arizona from January to April, 1940The Bureau1940-01-01
Farm real estate valuesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
The social significance of the FSA program in view of present world conditionsUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Econmics1940-01-01
An area plan for land use, Clatsop County, Oregon1940-01-01
Attitudes of farmers toward equality of AAA benefitsPreliminary report. For administrative use only. Division of Program Surveys1940-01-01
Exploratory study of farmers' attitudes toward administration of AAAPreliminary study. For administrative use only1940-01-01
A Possible approach to land use planning and farm management problems by teachers of vocational agricultureAddress1940-01-01
A statement on rural problem areas by Carl C. Taylor ... May 6, 19401940-01-01
Farmers' attitudes toward continuance of AAA and need to adjust it for war development(For administrative use only)1940-01-01
The people of Dolores County, Coloradopreliminary reportUnited States Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
The agricultural situation in relation to bankinga report on agricultural conditions as of September 1, 19401940-01-01
The standard of living of farm laborers1940-01-01
Outlook for fruits and vegetables especially as influenced by the warUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
Special outlook report for turkeysRelease Mar. 18, 19401940-01-01
Migrant workers in agriculture1940-01-01
Eight months of change in farmers' reactions to the war and its expected effects on agriculturePart I : General summary1940-01-01
The migrants and California's future1940-01-01
Characteristics of recent migration to the Far West and the structure of economic opportunity for migrants in Western agriculture ...Presentation1940-01-01
Situations and problems of older rural youth1940-01-01
Report on attitudes of urban residents toward food stamp plan and toward alternative methods of disposing of agricultural surpluses1940-01-01
Summary of work recently completed or now in progress relating to rural human welfare, and some suggested questions1940-01-01
Mechanization and the use of labor on farmstables and charts presented by Sherman E. Johnson, and R.S. Kifer, Division on Farm Management and Costs, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, at the Hearings before the Civil Liberties Committee, May 10, 1940 ...1940-01-01
Population and community problems in county planning1940-01-01
Rural life and national welfare1940-01-01
Charting needed areas of rural sociological research in the SouthUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
Kansas rural communities, a study of Nemaha CountyU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
A decade of agricultural trade and the present outlookU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
The scope of land use planningU.S. G.P.O.1940-01-01
The agricultural situation in relation to bankinga report on agricultural conditions as of April 1, 19401940-01-01
The farm situation in Texas1940-01-01
A study of churches of Culpeper County, Virginia1940-01-01
Operation of the experimental agricultural conservation program in Boone County, Indiana1940-01-01
Sociological considerations in a national policy for agricultureUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1940-01-01
What is county planning?(As seen by the United States Department of Agriculture and its action agencies)1940-01-01
The farmer reports onWhat things have made it hardest to get along on the farm? What things have helped most toward getting along on the farm? Preliminary report. For administrative use only1940-01-01
The outlook for livestock 1941for distribution at the International Livestock Exposition Nov. 30-Dec. 7, 1940U.S. Department of Agriculture1940-01-01
Labor situation in sugar beets, Malheur County, Oregon, and vicinity1941-01-01
Neighborhood and communities in Covington County, Mississippi1941-01-01
Agricultural adjustments in the southern Great Plains to meet defense and post-war needsRev.The Bureau1941-01-01
Agriculture in 1940U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1941-01-01
Communities and administrative areas of Greene County, Georgia1941-01-01
Nation-wide survey shows over third of U. S. corn acreage planted to hybrids1941-01-01
Migration and settlement on the Pacific Coastreport number 5 : cut-over land of northern IdahoUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1941-01-01
Farming adjustments in the Northeast to meet defense and post-defense needs1941-01-01
Study of FSA standard loan RR borrowersRegion I - [XII] : Part 1. : Characteristics of borrowers, progress of borrowers, and action for rehabilitation ...1941-01-01
Preliminary population analysis, northern Great Plains, 1930-19401941-01-01
Lectures and discussions from School of Philosphy for Washington employees1941-01-01
Agricultural planning through state and local committeesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1941-01-01
Statement of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics relative to the recommendations of state agricultural planning committees dealing with research1941-01-01
Agricultural items from the 1940 censusU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1941-01-01
Area analysis of northwestern Wisconsin ...October 19411941-01-01
Agricultural planning in New Englanda series of radio broadcasts on the Colonial Network, September 3 to October 15, inclusive - 1941 ... November 19411941-01-01
Farm adjustments in the South Central states to meet defense and post-war needsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1941-01-01
Feed-livestock relationships in the Western range states1941-01-01
The improvement of rural housingan address1941-01-01
Adjusting agriculture in the northern Great Plains for war and post-war needsRev.U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1941-01-01
Land clearing with the bulldozerUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1941-01-01
Agricultural labor in relation to agricultural planning for national defense1941-01-01
A study of people and conditions in a low-income farming area of southern Lewis County, West Virginia1941-01-01
What problems are farmers most concerned about today? ...May 9, 19411941-01-01
Farming adjustments in the corn belt and lake states to meet defense needs and post-war problemsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1941-01-01
Food prices and consumer incomes1941-01-01
The prevention of accidents on farms and in homes1942-01-01
Minimum prices currently supported by the Department of AgricultureU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1942-01-01
Wartime work program of the Bureau of agricultural economicsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1942-01-01
The Japanese in California agriculture1942-01-01
Manpower in agriculture for 1943 ...August 12, 19421942-01-01
Heart of Corn Belt adopts hybrid seed on nearly 100 percent of acreage1942-01-01
Survey of communities in Franklin County, Nebraska1942-01-01
A suggested plan for controlling land prices and allocating land for most efficient production during the war periodDivision of Land Economics1942-01-01
Farm labor in 1942 and its relation to 1943 production ...1942-01-01
Land market activity in the northern great plainsDivision of Land Economics1942-01-01
The farm labor situation on Wisconsin dairy farms1942-01-01
Neighborhood discussion groups in relation to the Farm Security Administration program in Delaware County, Oklahoma1942-01-01
Men and machines in the North Dakota harvest (Statistical supplement)1942-01-01
Farmers' attitudes toward the United States Employment Service1942-01-01
The prospective cotton harvest labor supply in Arizona in 19421942-01-01
Group discussion and its techniquesA bibliographical review1942-01-01
Organization of groups for discussion and action1942-01-01
Preview of 1942 production situationsummary of results of a survey made by the Bureau in March 1942U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1942-01-01
Rural life trends projectBent County, ColoradoBureau of Agricultural Economics1942-01-01
Report on reconnaissance work in Ohio and Kentucky for pilot project on mobilizing unproductively used rural manpower, with special reference to a dairy labor program1942-01-01
Wartime land market survey in the North Central Statesfirst quarter, 1942Division of Land Economics1942-01-01
Rural school problems in Ward County, North Dakota1942-01-01
The livestock and wool situationBureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture1942-01-01
The livestock and feed situation, April 19431943-01-01
Prospects for obtaining underemployed farmers in Josephine County, Oregon1943-01-01
The farmers' slant on farm labor1943-01-01
Selected references for rural sociologists1943-01-01
1943 turkey crop the same as last yearU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1943-01-01
Farm labor needs for wartime maximum agricultural production1943-01-01
Land market activity in the Northern Great Plains regionDivision of Land Economics1943-01-01
Farm bookkepping and the federal income tax ... January 1943[U.S. Govt. print. off.1943-01-01
Annual estimates of the farm population, by states, 1930-1940 ...1943-01-01
Farm bookkeeping and the federal income tax[U.S. Govt. print. off.1943-01-01
Farm wage rates, farm employment, and related data1943-01-01
Agricultural manpower situation in the Northeast1943-01-01
The feeding of grain and other concentrates in the Southeast1943-01-01
Rural newspapers record attitudes and activities on the farm production front, January-March 19431943-01-01
The neighborhood leader in time of war1943-01-01
Land market activity in the norhtern great plains region, 3rd quarter, 1943, July 1 to September 30Division of Land Economics1943-01-01
Trends in land tenure for the period 1941 to 1943selected areas, Northern Great Plains statesDivision of Land Economics1943-01-01
The Share the meat program in Rhode Islanda study of the organization used in the share the meat program in Rhode Island, and an analysis of the results of the program1943-01-01
Larger turkey crop expected this yearU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1943-01-01
Manpower and agricultural resources in the Appalachian region1943-01-01
Labor and other factors influencing dairy production in the Los Angeles milkshed, November 1942USDA, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1943-01-01
Maximum wartime production capacity of Kansas agricultureIrrigation supplement1943-01-01
Memorandum on Manpower in agriculture for 1943 ...March 19431943-01-01
Wartime land market survey in the North Central regionfirst quarter 1943Division of Land Economics1943-01-01
Some phases of the American-Egyptian cotton situation and outlook with statistical supplementUnited States Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Agricultural Economics1943-01-01
Soil conservation district enabling acts of the northern great plains statesDivision of Land Economics1943-01-01
Estimates of imports into the United States1944-01-01
Trends in volume of agricultural production, land utilization and farm incomeNorthern Great Plains, 1924-43Division of Land Economics1944-01-01
Index of farm real estate pricesselected counties in the Northern Great Plains StatesDivision of Land Economics1944-01-01
Needed agricultural programs discussed at the 22nd annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, November 16, 19441944-01-01
Rural community leadershipa vital part of the home front1944-01-01
Farm production, farm disposition, and value of cotton and cottonseed and related data1928-42, by statesUnited States Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1944-01-01
Hybrids on 4 out of 7 acres of corn1944-01-01
The general food situation1944-01-01
Understanding how the wheels go around in New England rural communities1944-01-01
Shifts in the farm labor situation, 1942-19431944-01-01
Special summary of 1944 prospective acreage by crops, with comparisons1944-01-01
1943 certified seed potatoe production exceeds previous record by 42 percentA supply of war-approved seed potatoes large1944-01-01
The farm labor situation eases up1944-01-01
Rural communities and neighborhoods in the northern Great Plains1944-01-01
Production of 18 out of 22 important kinds of vegetable seeds may be larger than in 1948, but many below March expectations1944-01-01
Testimony before the Senate Special Committee on Post-War Economic Policy and Planning (the George Committee) May 11, 19441944-01-01
Purposes of the April survey of farms and farm workers1944-01-01
Charts relating to the cotton situation1944-01-01
Session: Production capacityDiscussion following the address on Production potentialities ... at the 22nd annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washington, D.C., November 14, 19441944-01-01
Adjusting wheat acreage in the Northern Great Plains to wartime demandsDivision of Land Economics1944-01-01
Wage ceiling in Florida citrus groves, season of 1943-441944-01-01
County planning summaryU.S. Govt. print. off.1944-01-01
Method of constructing a quarterly index of land prices for selected countiesDivision of Land Economics1944-01-01
World needs for U.S. fiber and tobaccoBureau of Agricultural Economics1944-01-01
Housewives discuss nutrition programsa study in Bridgeport, Connecticut and Richmond, VirginiaU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1944-01-01
Taos County Cooperative Health Association, 1942-431944-01-01
The land market in Nebraska 1930-1944Division of Land Economics1944-01-01
Farmers' opinions on expansion of health services1944-01-01
Texas farm laboran analysis of demand and on-farm supply in four major types of farming areas, 19431944-01-01
Natural surface water supply areas of the seventeen Western states; Index1944-01-01
Wheat production in war and peaceU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
A rural community in wartimeRoby, Texas1945-01-01
Larger turkey crop expected this yearU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
Home preservation of fruits and vegetables in 1944a contribution of the American kitchen to the nation's food supplyU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
Wage ceiling regulations applied to agricultural laborU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
Significance of rural communities in the northern Great Plains1945-01-01
Wages and wage rates of seasonal farm workers in Maricopa County, Arizona and Imperial County, California, February-March, 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
Cultural reconnaissance of Hampshire County, Massachusetts1945-01-01
Farming in the Lake States cut-over region as represented by Carlton County, MinnesotaA preliminary report1945-01-01
Rural life trends projectBroward County, FloridaBureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
Discussion guidewhat can the rural church do?1945-01-01
1945 prospective acreage with goal comparisons1945-01-01
Let's talk about world peace organization and what it means to farm peoplean aid for your discussion of the United Nations ideaU.S. Government Printing Office1945-01-01
Land market survey in the North Central regionthird quarter 1945Division of Land Economics1945-01-01
Production of 10 out of 15 vegetable seeds indicated below March expectations and smaller than 1944 crops1945-01-01
Wages and wage rates of farm workers in the citrus harvest, Los Angeles area, California, April-June 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
A Conversion program for the cotton South1945-01-01
War time land market trends in the northern Great Plains, 1941-441945-01-01
Instructions to enumerators in surveys on farm wage ratesRev.1945-01-01
Wartime land market activityAppalachian region, 1941-44The Bureau.1945-01-01
Wages and wage rates of seasonal farm workers in special crop areas of Louisiana, April-May, 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
Wages and wage rates of hired farm workersUnited States and major regions, March 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
Reconnaissance report, Frederick County, Maryland1945-01-01
1946 agricultural production adjustments, New York1945-01-01
Outline--what can the rural church do?1945-01-01
Record popcorn acreage planted this year1945-01-01
More turkeys again this year1945-01-01
Wages and wage rates of seasonal farm workers in USDA labor supply centers at Arvin, Linnell, and Shafter, California, June 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1945-01-01
Carry-over of 41 out of 50 vegetable seeds larger than in 1944 and also above average1945-01-01
Wages and wage rates of seasonal farm workers in the harvest of selected truck cropsCalifornia, 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
World trends in major oil crops1946-01-01
Outlook for hops1946-01-01
United States tariff rates on agricultural productsA complete history of each rate from September 1922 to May 19461946-01-01
Hay harvesting practices in Wisconsin and Minnesota1946-01-01
Wages and wage rates of potato harvest workers on Long Island, New Yorkweek ended September 1, 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
Farm-population adjustments following the end of the warU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
Land market activity Northern Great Plains regionfirst quarter, 1946Division of Land Economics1946-01-01
Changes in farming in the Lake States cut-over region during the war as represented by Carlton County, Minnesota1946-01-01
Market prospects for Washington apples and certain other fruits1946-01-01
Special report of wind damage to California citrus1946-01-01
Record production of white-clover seed this year1946-01-01
Trends in land use and crop productionSun River Irrigation Project, Montana 1910-44Division of Land Economics1946-01-01
Smaller turkey crop expected this year1946-01-01
Attitudes of rural people toward radio servicea nation-wide survey of farm and small-town peopleU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
Analysis of variations in rice yields in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas1946-01-01
Smaller crop of turkeys this year1946-01-01
Smaller production of 13 out of 22 vegetable seeds indicateddecreased acreage more than offsets increased yield per acre1946-01-01
Relative stratification efficiency of selected area deliniations, Northern Great PlainsDivision of Land Economics1946-01-01
Typical family-operated farms, 1930-45adjustments, costs, and returnsUnited States Dept. of Agriculture. Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
Farm wage stabilization in the Pacific states1946-01-01
Wages and wage rates of seasonal farm workers in the harvest of tomatoes, beets, and strawberries in selected areas of New York State, 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
The land market, the views of corn belt farmers on buying and selling land in the present marketcompared with findings from similar surveys in 1943 and 19441946-01-01
Wages and wage rates of hired farm workersUnited States and major regions, May 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
Recommendations of sub-committee on statistical program for fruits and vegetables1946-01-01
Wages and wage rates of seasonal farm workers in the harvest of selected deciduous fruits, CaliforniaMay-Sept. 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
Winter cover crop seed acreage this year about same as in 1945Yields expected good1946-01-01
Wages and wage rates of grape harvest workers in Chautauqua and Erie Counties, New Yorkweek ended October 14, 1945Bureau of Agricultural Economics1946-01-01
Land market activity in seven Northern Great Plains statesfourth quarter, 1946Division of Land Economics1947-01-01
Class and size of farm, tenure, and income, 1945Belle Fourche irrigation project, South Dakota and the Lower Yellowstone irrigation project, Montana and North DakotaU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics in cooperation with U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation1947-01-01
Smaller turkey crop expected this year1947-01-01
Turkey crop down this year1947-01-01
Winter-cover crop seed production this year smaller than in 1946 but above average1947-01-01
Kentucky-bluegrass seed crop reported largest in 5 years1947-01-01
Meadow-fescue seed production about one-fifth larger than 19461947-01-01
Stocks of a majority of vegetable seeds smaller than last year but above average1947-01-01
Larger crops of bromegrass, crested-wheatgrass, and Burmuda-grass seed were harvested this year1947-01-01
1946 crop of certified seed potatoes breaks previous record set in 19451947-01-01
Preliminary report on survey of radios, telephones and electricity on farms, July, 19471947-01-01
Peanuts in southern agriculture1947-01-01
Three-fourths of crimson-clover seed crop reported sold by growers by mid-July1947-01-01
Timothy-seed production this year may be little larger than in 19461947-01-01
Orchard-grass seed crop this year indicated to be one-fifth smaller than last year's record crop1947-01-01
Prospective production of alsike-clover seed this year little smaller than last year but larger than average1947-01-01
Upward trend in lupine seed production continues as estimated 1947 crop exceeds 48 million pounds1947-01-01
Sweetclover-seed production this year indicated second smallest in 23 years1947-01-01
Stocks of field seeds carried over by dealers smaller than last year and also below average1947-01-01
Smaller turkey crop expected this year1948-01-01
Smallest turkey crop in 10 yearsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
Agricultural commodity statistics. Character and scope of agricultural commodity statistics now being compiled and published regularly by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics and other governmental agencies, and important agricultural commodity subjects for which statistics not now available1948-01-01
Report on the 1947 emergency (R. & M.A.) corn project1948-01-01
Farm homes use wide variety of electrical appliancesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
The farm land market in eight north central statesApril-September, 1947Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
Changes in farmingU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
The farm land market in seven north central statesOctober-March 1947-48Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
Feed statisticsincluding wheat and ryeU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
Wages and wage rates of hired farm workers, United States and major regions, January 1947Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
Land market activity in thirteen Northern Great Plains countiesOctober-March 1947-48Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
Animal units of livestock fed annually, 1946-47 and 1947-48U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1948-01-01
Farm-to-retail margins for white flour and white bread1948-01-01
Homemakers' acceptance of nutrition information in an urban communityThe Bureau1948-01-01
Rural electrification(a partial list of references from the Bibliography of agriculture, July 1942-November 1947)1948-01-01
Special freeze damage reportCalifornia fruits and vegetables1949-01-01
Farm costs and returns, 1945-47commercial family-operated farms in 7 major farming regions1949-01-01
78 percent of corn acreage planted with hybrid seed1949-01-01
Generalized types of farming in the United StatesU.S. Govt. Print. Off.1949-01-01
Large turkey crop in prospect1949-01-01
Forty percent of U.S. farms have telephones1949-01-01
Land market activity in fifteen Northern Great Plains countiesApril-March 1948-49Bureau of Agricultural Economics1949-01-01
Special Florida freeze damage report(November 27, 1949)1949-01-01
Report on consumer reactions to banner buy programU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1949-01-01
The Agricultural estimating and reporting services of the United States Department of AgriculureU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1949-01-01
Farm costs and returns, 1949 with comparisonscommercial family-operated farms in 7 major farming regionsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1950-01-01
Changes in the dairy industry, United States, 1920-50U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1950-01-01
A chronology of the War Food Administrationincluding predecessor and successor agencies, August 1939 to December 19461950-01-01
Certified seed potato production in 1949 largest on record even though smaller acreage than in 1948 passed final inspection1950-01-01
Over three-fourths of corn acreage planted with hybrid seed1950-01-01
Vegetable seedsacreage harvested, average 1940-44, annual 1945-501950-01-01
Cabbage, 19501950-01-01
Selected data on migratory labor1950-01-01
Wages and wage rates of hired farm workers, United States and regions, April and Sept. 1948Bureau of Agricultural Economics1950-01-01
The hired farm working force 1948 and 1949, with special reference to coverage of hired farm workers under old-age and survivors insurancePlace of publication not identified1950-01-01
Farm costs and returns, 1950 with comparisons16 commercial family-operated farms in 8 major farming regionsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1951-01-01
Farm-to-retail margins for fluid milk1951-01-01
Review and outlooknaval storesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1951-01-01
Farm wage rates, by States, revised, 1910-19481951-01-01
Over four-fifths of the 1951 corn acreage planted with hybrid seed1951-01-01
How selected specialty crops were produced in the Boise and Payette Valleys of Idaho, 1947U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1951-01-01
Cabbage stocks, January 1, 19511951-01-01
Onion stocks in storage, January 1, 19511951-01-01
The food situation1951-01-01
Austrian winter peas1952-01-01
Interviewer instructions for the February 1952 survey of labor use in 1951 cotton harvest1952-01-01
Agricultural statistics related to marketinga paper presented at a meeting of the New York City chapter of the American Marketing Association, New York, November 20, 1952American Marketing Association1952-01-01
Reserve levels for storable farm productsa study of factors relating to the determination of reserve levels for storable farm productsU.S. Govt. Print. Off.1952-01-01
1952 acreages and production with goal comparisons1952-01-01
Farm costs and returns, 1951 with comparisons20 types of commercial family-operated farms in 10 major farming regionsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1952-01-01
Rural healthannotated list of selected references (Preliminary)1952-01-01
Crop production practices and resources on farmsNortheastU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1952-01-01
Animal units of livestock fed annually, 1909-10 to 1951-52U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1952-01-01
Survey of canvas awning fabricatorsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, the Bureau1952-01-01
Crop production practiceslabor, power, and materials, by operation: Corn Belt and Lake StatesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1952-01-01
Food supply and prospectssummary of talk by Frederick V. Waugh, assistant chief, Bureau of Agricultural Economics at the National Food and Nutrition Institute, Washington, D.C., December 8, 1952Bureau of Agricultural Economics1952-01-01
Variability of cotton yields by counties, in the United StatesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1952-01-01
Farm phone rates up seven percent in 19521953-01-01
Crop production practiceslabor, power and materials, by operation : Mountain and Pacific statesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1953-01-01
Record high percentage of telephones on farmsThe Bureau1953-01-01
The hired farm working force of 1952 with special information on migratory workers1953-01-01
Crop production practiceslabor, power, and materials, by operation: Appalachian, Southeast, and Mississippi DeltaU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1953-01-01
Methods of computing rail freight-rate indexes for farm products1953-01-01
Farm-mortgage debt held by major lender groups United States. January 1. 1910-531953-01-01
Buyer preference for cranberry packaging in Boston and TopekaU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, the Bureau and the Farm Credit Administration1953-01-01
Fibersopinions and practices among manufacturers of cordage and twineU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics1953-01-01
Fibers consumed in the manufacture of cordage and twine, 1951preliminary report1953-01-01
Over forty percent of U.S. farms have telephones1953-01-01
Receipts from the sale of principal farm products, by states, with rental and benefit payments ... Feb. 1, 1935-Jan. 9, 1940
The purpose and preparation of the Agricultural outlook
Relative purchasing power of farm productsAug. 1909-July 1914 100![Cover image for [Miscellaneous memoranda for warehousemen etc.].](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/12713328-S.jpg)
[Miscellaneous memoranda for warehousemen etc.].
Traditional practices and farm labor shortages
Revised estimates of food consumption from the study "Achieving a high level of food consumption."
World feed grain prospectsUnited States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics