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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 87, Number 7, 14 February 1914
Issue Contents
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CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD.
The Week.
Queries and Replies.
The Demand for the Tractor in Farming.
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ROTATION OF FRUIT TREES.
COARSE ORANGES AND ORANGE STORAGE.
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Advancement of Tractor Farming.
MAKING FUN OF OUR QUESTION BOOK.
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An Esteemed Reader Unloads His Mind.
DIRECT SALES OF PRODUCE.
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Valuable Notes on Eucalypts.
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HARD WOOD ASHES AS A FERTILIZER.
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Constructive Agriculture—No. 7.
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Two New Books on Plant Diseases.
NO INCOME TAX ON IRRIGATION BONDS.
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Tractor Plowing Demonstrated.
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Irrigation Helps Grain Farmer.
UNTHRIFTY ENGLISH HOLLY.
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RAMIE GROWING.
That Oregon Pear Story.
BAGGING WALNUT GRAFTS.
APRICOTS AND PEARS.
LEGUMES AND CORNS.
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AGRICULTURAL REVIEW.
THE CENTURY-LONG NAVAL HOLIDAY.
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS IN VEGETABLE GROWING.
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California National Forests and Emergency Grazing.
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FOR WEARY OAK LAND.
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Dairy Steers are Unprofitable.
GROWING AND FEEDING SQUASHES AND MILO.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF PRODUCTS.
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Nine Out of Ten "Sick" Hogs Have Hog Cholera.
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With the Live Stock Men.
RATION FOR DRAFT STALLION.
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The Calf Lot in Winter.
VETERINARY NOTES.
SUGAR BEETS FOR HOGS.
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Turkey Notes are Now Seasonable.
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A FRUIT AND POULTRY RANCH.
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The Home Circle.
Good Feeding and Divorce.
The Value of a Name.
Rice Chartreuse.
Brownies.
Welsh Rarebit.
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Our Young Folks
The Unbendable Doll.
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THE MARKETS
PUBLISHER'S DEPARTMENT.
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