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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 89, Number 6, 13 February 1915
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Pioneering With Artichokes.
CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD.
The Week.
Queries and Replies
Lime Sulphur for Walnut Aphis.
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Oranges Do Not Like Wet Feet
LEMON FROST FIGHTING.
COVERING SMALL CITRUS TREES.
WHEN TO PRUNE ORANGES.
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Farmers' Profits Not Adequate.
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Dehydrated Olives.
IRRIGATION WATER USED TWICE.
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Climate and Soil for Figs.
CLEFT-GRAFT FIGS.
WATERWAYS CONGRESS HERE IN MARCH.
DOUBLE WORK ROBE'S.
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Japanese Pear Stock vs. Aphis.
JAPANESE KUZW VINE.
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University Proposes Rural Credit.
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Varieties of Grapes to Plant.
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Why a Secretary of Agriculture?
FIRE POTS AT 31 DEGREES.
SUDAN HAY, 1 TO 8 TONS.
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GIVE APRICOTS ROOM.
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Mechanical Power on the Farm.
AFTERNOON AT TRACTOR SCHOOL.
NOTES ON LIME AND GYPSUM
TULARE COUNTY TEPARIES.
GYPSUM AND FLIES.
WATER CONVEYING TO TAKE LESS LAND.
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Agricultural Review
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To Safeguard Horse Buyers.
VACCINATED HOGS TO EAT
FEEDING SMUTTY BARLEY.
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Veterinary Queries.
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With the Live Stock Men
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Feeding Infant Calves.
ALFALFA BAD FOR RABBITS.
REGISTERING POLANDCHINAS.
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Dairyman Starts War on Us.
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Stopping the $7,000,000 Loss.
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Poultry for Profit
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The Home Circle
THE RUNAWAY SNAIL.
COMRADES.
SENDING A KITCHEN TO SAN FRANCISCO.
LEGISLATIVE HOUSECLEANING.
THE HIGH COST OF CONQUEST.
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The Markets.
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Publisher's Department
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