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DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 1402.-TIMBER GROWING AND LOGGING PRACTICE
IN THE CALIFORNIA PINE REGION:
Introduction
Measures necessary to keep forest lands productive_.
The California pine region and forests--.
Rôle of advance reproduction and seed trees.
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Problems of the timber owner_.
Fire protection and slash disposal..
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The general protective system.
Slash disposal.-.
The needs for systematic protection of cut-over lands....
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Number of seed trees left in current cutting practice on pri-
vate lands___
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The returns to the landowner_.
Summary of essential measures.
The practicability of the measures proposed__
Measures necessary to produce full timber crops..
Conditions affecting private timber growing.
Basic principles of full timber-crop production.
Slash disposal and fire protection.
Piling and burning---
Costs of slash disposal and special fire protection_.
Protection against insects and diseases--
Methods of logging---
Additional measures to insure best timber growth.
Additional measures in cutting practice----
Selection of seed trees_
Selection of trees to leave for growth.
Cutting unmerchantable trees.
Cost of cutting restrictions_.
Essential steps in producing full timber crops.
The total cost of the measures.....
The opportunities for private forestry-
Literature cited----
DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 1403.-SEGREGATION AND CORRELATED INHERIT-
ANCE IN MARQUIS AND HARD FEDERATION CROSSES, WITH FACTORS FOR
YIELD AND QUALITY OF SPRING WHEAT IN MONTANA:
Larger yields of wheat with present quality desired_
Material and methods__
Parent material_.
Methods used___
Segregation of characters in the F2 and F3 generations-
Dwarfness__.
Awnedness__.
Glume color__.
Kernel color___.
Heading period.
Ripening period
Fruiting period____
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YIELD AND QUALITY OF SPRING WHEAT IN MONTANA-Continued.
Segregation of characters in the F. and F. generations-Continued.
Height__.
Yield---
Crude-protein content..
Combined characters_.
Correlation of characters in the F2 and F3 generations__.
Heading period....
Ripening period.
Fruiting period..
Height..
Yield___
Crude-protein content_
Summary----
Literature cited---
DEPARTMENT BULLETIN NO. 1404.-TENANCY AND OWNERSHIP AMONG
NEGRO FARMERS IN SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA.:
Purpose and scope of study.
Changes in agriculture and agricultural organization of Southampton
County since 1860..
Changes in the value of other kinds of farm property.
Changes in farm tenure in the section___.
Negro population and farm tenure in Southampton County.
Size and value of farms and of farm property--
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Changes in tenure status of the farmers surveyed__
Net worth of farmers and kinds of property owned..
Indebtedness and credit.
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Accumulation of wealth in relation to value and size of farm__.
Relation of tenure and success in accumulation to education of
Periodical reading material in homes_-_-
Extent of migration and degree of stability of occupancy.
Summary and conclusions__-
DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 1405.-GRAZING PERIODS AND FORAGE PRODUC-
Grazing periods in each vegetative type---
Pago
TION ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS-Continued.
Effect of frequency of pasturing on forage production and longevity
of vegetation___.
DEPARTMENT BULETIN NO. 1406.-THE RIPENING, STORAGE, AND HANDLING
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Softening of apples on the tree_.
Pressure test as a measure of fruit maturity.
Ground color of apples--‒‒‒
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II. The ripening of apples in storage as influenced by temperature__
Influence of temperature on rate of softening-
Rates of softening at different temperatures..
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Influence of storing at low temperatures on softening rate
when removed to high temperatures---
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Influence of time of picking on softening of apples stored
at various temperatures..
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Yellowing of fruit in storage as affected by temperature__
Changes in chemical composition of apples stored at dif-
ferent temperatures
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Respiration rate of apples at different temperatures_.
Summary of Part II.
DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 1407.-SOME RESULTS OF SOFT PORK INVESTI-
GATIONS:
Statement of supervision and authorship.
The soft-pork problem___.
GATIONS Continued.
Results of these investigations_---
A. Corn with tankage, fish meal, and wheat middlings_
B. Peanuts ---
C. Corn with nonsoftening protein supplements following pea-
nuts
D. Soy beans__
E. Corn with tankage following soy beans___
F. Soy bean plus a medium ration of shelled corn_.
G. Rice polish with tankage_.
H. Various oils added to basal rations.
1. Brewers' rice with tankage...
J. Peanut meal with corn_.
Other questions under investigation__
Summary
Literature cited
DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 1408.-STRUCTURES USED IN DRAINING AGRI-
CULTURAL LAND:
Structures for use with underdrains---
Manholes___.
Surface-water inlets__
Lamp holes_.
Cradles
Angle boxes
Lateral connections
Outlets.
Crossings under railroads and canals_
Lumber box drains____
Structures for open ditches.
Drops and checks.
Timber linings in open ditches_
Surface-water inlets__.
Stock guards
Sluiceways and tide gates___
Ocean outlets
Bridges and culverts
Flumes and inverted siphons_.
Miscellaneous structures..
Pump houses ---
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Our competitive agriculture_.
Need for understanding conditions in South America_.
Position and size of Argentina.
DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 1409.-AGRICULTURAL SURVEY OF SOUTH
AMERICA.-ARGENTINA AND PARAGUAY-Continued.
Potential agricultural production__
Sources of information relating to Paraguay-
DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 1410.-THE BROWN ROOT ROT OF TOBACCO AND
OTHER PLANTS:
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Symptoms of brown root rot--
Historical review__.
Isolation from diseased roots.
Evidence regarding the nature of the disease_-
Plants affected---.
Variety and strain tests with tobacco_
Influence of soil conditions---.
Influence of drying and aeration_
Field-plat experiments---.
Discussion of results--
Literature cited-----
DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 1411.-EXPENSE FACTORS IN CITY DISTRIBU-
TION OF PERISHABLES:
City distribution exemplified by New York metropolitan area.
The metropolitan distribution system__.
Basis of analysis of distribution expense_-
Collection of original price data_
Adjustment for shrinkage in retailing-
Method of data analysis----.
Analysis of commodity differences_.
Contrasts in service requirements__-
Size of sale as criterion of service requirements__
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Size of sale as an adequate explanation of percentage margins__
Deductions from size-of-sale analysis__
Apportionment of distribution expense between jobber and retailer__
Reasons for variability of jobbers' portion___
Influence of wholesale price changes on jobbers' spread___.
Conclusions regarding variability of jobbers' price spread_.
Analysis of types of store operation.
Classification of store types---
Extent of data____.
Manner of making comparisons_
Adjustment of data...
Differentials showing contrasts in distribution expense per car--
Differentials showing contrasts in prices to consumers.
Implications in commodity differences_
Influence of common monetary and physical units..
Influence of a new unit of distribution__.
How retail prices are set---
Summary of application of theory---_.
Limitations of percentage differentials for comparing prices---.