Acorns, and cattle
Africans, no mathematicians
Agriculture, in North Carolina, 19; Mass. State
Board of, 66, 275; Maine State Board of, 352;
Hawaiian, 355, 542; antiquity and dignity of,
414; increased attention to, 430; the proper
calling, 457, 561; study of, 478; advancement
of, 495; instruction in, 573; war and
Agricultural, Press, spirit of the, 37; addresses, 50;
meetings, legislative, 88, 98; premiums, 187;
exhibitions, 437; Society, U.S., 439, 562; Fair,
U.S., 457; Vermont State, Society, 482; Middle-
sex North, Society, 486; Society, Vermont State,
officers of, 498; Society, Middlesex South, 509;
Society, Worcester North, 511; Society, Essex,
520; Society, Hampshire, at Amherst
Agriculturist, Washington as an
Almanac, the Old Farmer's
112 Bee, look to your, 287; hive, peeps into, 450, 516;
habits and instincts of
Beetle, and moth hunting
Beets, baked.
59 Book, a good, 157; new, 218; worms and dunces,
524 364; knowledge
Bones, cows gnawing, 103; weight of, in animals,
128; vs. guano, 294; old, 387; crumbling in
ashes
Apple-apples, how long it takes to get, 30; crop
in New England, 46; the Hurlbut, 25; orchards
and the market, 43; trees, pruning, 54; selec-
tion of, 62; a fine, 103; value of, 101; Ribstone
Pippin, 167; Red Russet, 290; Washington Roy-
al, 231; Newtown Pippin, 233; Northern Spy,
235; trees unfruitful, 327; dying, 354; tree-
borer, 313; seed, 405; American Summer Pear-
main, Cole's Quince, Garden Royal, Fameuse, or
Snow Apple, Red Astracan, 469; Winter-keeping,
479; trees, what ails them, 451, 443; insects on,
389; Bethel Belle, 423; Progress, 442; sting-
ing of, 418; large, 491; Morrison's Red, 496;
tree-worms, 508; seed, how to clean and plant,
511; trees, what ails, 534; fine sweet, 551;
Aphides, or plant-lice,
Apricot, the peach, 433; fine
317 Borer, apple-tree, 313; potato-stem
13 Bots, in horses, to prevent
Brakes, to kill pasture
Bread, milk in
Breeds.
Breeding, sheep
Bristol County, show in.
Brush, machine for chopping
Buckwheat, or turnips, 373; plowed under
Budding, hints on, 349; with the Seckel pear
Building, concrete, 26; a new material
Bull, improved short-horn
Business, other people's, 42; how to commence 474
Butter, how to make good in winter, 134, 274; mak-
Arctic expedition, return of
Ashes, peat, 52; and plaster, 454; in agriculture,
521 Calendar, for January, 9; February, 57; March,
105; April, 153; May, 201; June, 249; July,
297; August, 345; September, 393; October,
441; November, 489; December
California, agricultural premiums in
102 Calves, rearing, 276; tails and wind spavin, 290;
marked by first sire.
568 Carbon, starch, sugar
509 Carrots, how to raise, 135; the white, 178; and
water-melons, 231; value of
Barley, four-rowed, 149; production of
Carolina Cultivator
Cars, reading in the
Caterpillars, how to destroy
Cattle, importation of English into the United
States, 39; to promote the health of, 41; winter
care of, 49; native, take care of your, 111; acorns
and, 112; short-horn, 158; lice on, 189, 470;
fatting, 368; soiling, 221; black-leg in, 326;
live and dead weight of, 223, 341; native and
imported, 251; remove vermin from, 276; shap-
ing their horns, 304; shows, young men's, 372;
and horses, remedy for chafes and galls on, 389;
attack by, upon a red wagon, 530; regularity in
feeding
Cellar, cemented, 74; floors
Celery, earthing up
Cement, pipes, water-rams
Centenarians.
Charcoal, dust, 319; for wheat
Chemistry, a feat in
58 Economy, in the right place, 170; in cultivation
544 Elephant, the farm
471 Earth, that we walk on, 300; internal structure of
the
501 Enclosures
294 Engine, farm steam
Essex County, Agricultural Society in
430 Expedition, return of Arctic.
110 Exercise, out-of-door
301, 352 Extravagance, short lecture upon
Evergreens, transplanting
City, going to the, 260; and country life, 379; see-
ing the
Cloth, cotton, for hot-beds
Clover, what it is made of
Club, Concord farmers', 55, 545; farmers', 95;
Bethel farmers', 156; farmers', Lexington
204 Farm, a two-acre, 16; mortgages on, 118; experi-
mental, 260; elephant, 359; supports all, 399;
Mechi's model, 446; on Cape Cod
517
387
329
405
539
97
288
33
480
Country, a home in, 36; farmers, and city me-
Counterfeiting, photographic
Corn, and cob meal, 108, 280; planter, Wakefield's
hand, 161; crop, 162; planters, a word on, 232;
fodder, 243, 284; planter, 267; mixing different
varieties, and cutting the stalks, 307; carrying,
on the Russian steppes, 394; stooking, 507;
harvesting, 508; beetles on, 534; green, for
soiling
Cob, and corn meal
Cork, where it comes from
Cottage, bracketed with veranda, 32; a suburban
Cow, how to make give down milk, 31; best food
for milch, 26; a good, 52; remarks on the, 60,
82, 128; gnawing bones, 103; dairy, 198; Mr.
Clark's, 143; sudden death of, 197; the Oakes
prize, 274, 312; what a native is, 283; holding
up her milk, 351; working of, 359; hay for, in
summer, 374; what constitutes one of native
breed, 436; how to prevent and cure a kicking,
457; the Tewksbury, 514; working
Farmer, Tippecanoe, 27; for December, 38; for
January, 78; for February, 140; for March,
189; practical hints to the, 47; official visits to,
67; Western, 148; country, and city mechanics,
213; how a thriftless was reformed, 217; a few
facts for, 258; duties of, to his family, 289;
why discontented, 421; wants to be a, 487; dis-
advantages of the, 454; books for the, 197, 487;
meeting of the, at Hillsboro', New Hampshire,
379; high schoool for, in Pennsylvania, 404;
sources of pleasure for, 431; duty of the, as a
citizen, 331; facts for, 530; a young, 542; the
Monthly
Farming, why despised, 107; in Iowa, 140; profits
of, 243; poor, an expensive business, 339; pre-
judice against, 347; an easier way than
Fence, wire, made by machinery, 80; cheap, 103;
what does it cost to, 185, 386; cheap
232, 405
Fertilizers, how to use, 242; cheap, 315; how to
cheat in, 247, 343; and flowers.
Fields, time for thought in the
Fire, wood, 87; system, lecture on.
108 Flour, and meal, preserving, 203; in New Hamp-
211 shire.
Crop, injury to the wheat, 403, 418; and season
in Northern New York, 423; potato
Crops, measurement of, 91; the barley, 103; corn,
63, 162; the value of root, 75; root, 234, 282;
and weather
Fruit, good, 12; preserving, 72; trees, keep straight,
332; effect of winter on, 339; green lice on,
352; trees, special manures for, 357; profits of,
357; how to grow good
Frost, as a manure, 55; early and destructive
Furniture, home-made
Machine, for chopping brush, 93; mowing, 104, 320;
Manny's improved mowing and reaping, 225;
Wheeler's washing, 353; for hoeing.
252, 377 Machinery, labor-saving .
Horse, training for the saddle, 64; training a balky,
Madder, culture of.
Maggot, to destroy the onion
117, 290, 528 Manure, frost as a, 55; for the garden, 149; how to
apply, 232; muscle-bed for, 181; waste of, 220;
fruit-trees in early spring, 252; specific, 270,
339; how much do we use on an acre, 254, 437;
long and short, 253; with blacksmith's cinders,
352; special, for fruit-trees, 357; gas-water for,
387; chip, 387; salt as a, 435, 455; peat for,
464, 500; charcoal as a, 571; granite dust a rich
land.
240; Morgan, 209; Sherman Morgan, 304; Ara-
bian Imaum, 330; to prevent bots in, 335; train-
ing for saddle, 350; and rats in Paris, 363;
docking, 365; remedy for chafes and galls on,
389, 408; power, 418; biles on, 418; to make
carry his tail straight, 437; provender for, 443;
inquiries about, 444; short chapter on, 461; ex-
pense of keeping, 488; feeding and tending,
505; wind-sucking by, 519; a plea for the, 523;
trotting
House, ice, 29; concrete, 103; grounds about, 146;
stone, 415; paint for, 420; design for a small
farm.
Manuring, 24, 352; with blacksmith's cinders, 352;
a fact in
Implements, French garden, 25; agricultural
Improvement, room for, 375; ours an age of.
Incident, beautiful.
30 Meetings, legislative agricultural, 88, 98, 115, 125, 138,
150, 162, 172, 183, 194, 210, 227
576 Messenger, Black-hawk.
Insects on apple-trees, 389; of commerce
Iowa, farming in, 140; prices and weather in, 225;
items about
553 Middlesex, South, Agricultural Society, 509; County
Peach, growing, 82; a China, 198; crop and cold,
259; trees, coal ashes for, 298, 430; gum in
Pear, 58; culture of the, 68; Oswego Buerre and
Buerre Diel, 185; tree, cultivation of, 192;
trees, what shall I set, 197; experiments with
seedlings, 199; cherries and, 199; Dix, 327;
Napoleon and Urbaniste, 329; trees, disordered,
419, 423; proper time for gathering, 436; bud-
ding with the Seckel, 534; on quince, 551; Ma-
deleine and Osband
Peat, pulverized, 73; for manure
Photographic counterfeiting
Pig, turnips for, 149, 309; and poultry, 365; a
thrifty
Plant, new, 10; maturing, 44, 241; wintering cab-
bage, 16; climbing, 215; sleep of, 266; hardy-
border, 280; can we see them grow
Plaster, 26, 67, 181; and ashes
Plows, and plowing, fall, 11, 62, 67; and cut-worm,
34; breaking up, 52; horse, 52; plows, 262;
sandy soils, 233; and stone, 214; sub-soil, 291,
293; double, 298; with an elephant, 328; plows,
334, 352; for stony soil, 351; that don't clog,
495; deep and shallow, 463; in drought philoso-
phically considered
Plum, trees, 255, 475, 509; Washington, 481; rot
in, 528; trees and plums
Poison of cherry-leaves
Pork, poultry cheaper than
Pone, bachelor's
Pomological Society, American
Rheumatism, cure for
242 Rhode Island State Fair
Rice, wild
534 Rods, divining
Roses, standard climbing
Rumination, or remastication
Rural, taste, 332; affairs, taste in .
Russia, how she treats her best generals.
Rye, spring, 200; and the crops, 418, 438; a good
product of
386, 422 Sheep, and wool, 14; new food for, 21; winter man-
agement of, 22; breeding, 170; cutting roots
for, 157, 205; quick work with, 274; ticks on,
290, 326, 327, 359; skin, to cure with wool on,
306; what are best, 351; crossing the breed of,
446; staggers in, 450; husbandry, in Massachu-
setts, 545; maggots in
Potato, 58; cultivation of, 127; experiment with,
149, 205, 211, 237, 244, 246, 255, 342, 372; the
sweet, 237; State of Maine, 256, 478, 533; In-
dian, or ground-nut, 291; small, 293, 324, 354,
419, 430, 432, 496, 516; great yield, 348; stem-
borer, 419, 487; crop, 471, 502; for planting
Portrait, how to get a
Shore, wonders of the sea
502 Soap, vs. hens and crows, 221; soft
Shrubs, to owners of oak and pine
Soil, saline matter in, 120; analysis and specific
manures for, 270; true value of mineral ele-
ments in, 356; practical value of analysis of,
367; a yellow loam, 488; exhaustion of the
Society, American Pomological, 131, 136, 146; Es-
sex County Agricultural, 87, 520; United States
Agricultural, 90, 173, 439, 445, 562; New-
Hampshire Agricultural 132; New-York Agri-
cultural, 96; Vermont State, officers of, 498;
Norfolk Agricultural, 491; Worcester Agricul-
tural, 492; Middlesex, South, 509; Massachu-
setts Horticultural, 528; Worcester, South, Ag-
ricultural, 535; what is respectable
456, 552 Vegetable, garden, 197; what are best for stock,
212; life, duration of
Vegetation, does the moon influence
Ventilation of stables
State, the way to build up a, 79; Granite, Agricul-
ture, light from, 360; Fair, Rhode Island, 473;
New Hampshire
Statistics
Steers, breaking
Stock, to ascertain the weight of live, 12; what
vegetables are best for, 212; a show of dairy,
424; blood
Stone, 20; and plows, 214; for building, 278;
Stump, puller, 362, 371, 427; removal of
Sun-scald, and pruning
484 Vermont, weather and crops
in
327 Vetches.
Super-phosphate, and guano, 168, 218; of lime 228, 470
Swallows
Swamp, muck, 86; reclaiming
Swine, profit of fattening
415 Wakefield's hand corn-planter
507 Wakefulness, cause and remedy
207, 295 Walnuts, for pickling
444 Walks, weeds in
398, 535 Wall, building, 438; gravel
175, 244 Warts, cure for
180 Washington, city, an agricultural glimpse of, 85; as
an agriculturist, 409; plum
Tree, the Argan, 56; pear, 123; planting, 120;
pruning apple, 122; American crab-apple, 135;
importance of forest, 137; treatment of pear,
149; raising apple, 157; setting out fruit, 159;
pruning, 160; and sun-scald, 175; propagating
apple, 178; plum, 181, 182; pear, 192; graft-
ing chestnut, 196; choice and culture of apple,
203; legal protection to fruit, 206; pruning and.
sun-scald, 244; pruning and grafting, 264; 10-
cust, 253; plum, 255; sucker plum, 247; apple,
267; boiling water on fruit, 291; prevent mice
from girdling, 267; hemlock, 291; juniper, 318;
labelling fruit, 324; keep straight, 332; salt for
quince, 334; black knots on plum, 341; wash
for, 335; buttonwood, 386; insects on, 389;
barren plum, 471; apple, worms in, 508; peach,
gum in, 534; what ails the apple, 534; planting,
549; young, grafting, 555; coffee, in Maine
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Wood, destruction of, 371; land, 265, 382; thrush
Wool, and sheep, 14; American, in England
Wolf, on the jaw
Worcester, Agricultural Society, 492; South, Agri-
cultural Society
Worms, canker, 15, 18, 426, 458; the out, 34, 388;
wire, 155, 327; in corn-stalks, 259; grub, 351,
338, 372; red-headed, 470; onion, 327; apple,
388; trapping of, 390; potato, 424; apple-
Weeds, the way they multiply
104 Wheat, to prevent smut in, 18; spring, 52, 177;
fact in regard to drilling, 319; winter, 339, 401;
summer, 268; crop, injury to the, 403; charcoal
290, 326, 327, 359 Wilder, Marshall P.
294, 385, 406 Winter, cabbage-plants, how to, 16; management of
191, 267 Water, melons and carrots, 231; proof, 233; pipes,
air in, 291; rams, and cement pipes
Webster, Noah
329 Willow, machine for peeling, 40, 56; basket, 84, 93;
468 culture of .
sheep in, 22; prepare for, 21; in Canada
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