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This is a complete bibliography of books and journals in Core Historical Literature of Agriculture, organized by both author and title or by publication year:
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1620-1639 | 1640-1659 | 1720-1739 | 1800-1819 | 1820-1839 | 1840-1859 | 1860-1879 | 1880-1899 | 1900-1919 | 1920-1939 | 1940-1959 | 1960-1979 | 1980-1999
- Foundation vs. Empty Comb for Sections
American Bee Journal: February 4, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 6) - Perforated Zinc Queen-Excluding Boards
American Bee Journal: October 29, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 18)
- Successful Wintering of Bees
American Bee Journal: August, 1879 (Volume 15, Number 8)
- Dark Honey. Honey Dew
American Bee Journal: November, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 5)
- The New and the Old Year (poem)
American Bee Journal: January 7, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 1)
- Response Time and the Location of Emergency Medical Facilities in Rural Areas: A Case Study
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: August, 1977 (Volume 59, Number 3)
- Agricultural Workplace Safety: A Perspective on Research Needs
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: November, 1979 (Volume 61, Number 4, Part 2) - Low-Input Agriculture: Trends, Goals and Prospects for Input Use
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: December, 1988 (Volume 70, Number 5)
- Two Northwest Arkansas Soils
Arkansas Farm Research: March - April, 1961 (Volume X, Number 2)
- The Successions of Vegetation in Ohio Lakes and Peat Deposits
The Plant World: February, 1912 (Volume 15, Number 2)
- Fish Consumption Advisories: Incorporating Angler-Specific Knowledge, Habits, and Catch Rates in a Site Choice Model
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: 1998 (Volume 80, Number 5)
- Artificial Queens, and Swarming Fever
American Bee Journal: December, 1870 (Volume 6, Number 6) - Robbing Checked Promptly
American Bee Journal: April, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 10) - The Sagot Swarm and Drone Catcher
American Bee Journal: September, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 3)
- Adulterated Honey
American Bee Journal: June, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 6) - Foreign Department
American Bee Journal: November, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 11)
- About the Cellar Wintering of Bees
American Bee Journal: December 9, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 49) - The Adair New Idea Section Bee Hive vs. Old Fogyism and Empiricism
American Bee Journal: November, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 5) - Adulteration--Enforcement of Present Laws
American Bee Journal: July 22, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 29) - Adulteration of Foods--Are We Likely to Get Laws on the Subject?
American Bee Journal: January 19, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 3) - Advantages and Disadvantages of the Presence of Drones in the Hive
American Bee Journal: December 16, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 50) - Advice About Adopting New Inventions
American Bee Journal: October 27, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 43) - Advice About Weak Colonies for Winter
American Bee Journal: November 25, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 47) - Against Rendering Beeswax with Acids
American Bee Journal: February 15, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 7) - Amalgamation--The Bees-and-Grape Question
American Bee Journal: November 30, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 48) - American Bee Journal and Spelling Reform
American Bee Journal: April 14, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 15) - The Anger of Bees--Their Bravery
American Bee Journal: May 18, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 20) - Barrels as a Honey-Package, Once More
American Bee Journal: August 10, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 32) - The Bee-Moth--Its Ravages and Destruction
American Bee Journal: January 6, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 1) - Bees and Grapes--Some Expert Testimony
American Bee Journal: October 1, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 40) - Bees Wasting Wax
American Bee Journal: April 16, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 16) - Beginning in Bee-Keeping--Good Advice
American Bee Journal: October 21, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 42) - The Cappings over Honey
American Bee Journal: December 15, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 50) - The Cappings over Honey
American Bee Journal: February 16, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 7) - The Cappings over Honey
American Bee Journal: March 23, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 12) - Carrying Bees to Pasturage
American Bee Journal: October, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 10) - Characteristics of a Successful Bee-Keeper
American Bee Journal: January 4, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 1) - Comb Foundation--Is Its Use Profitable?
American Bee Journal: November 4, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 44) - Comb or Extracted Honey, Which?
American Bee Journal: August, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 8) - Concerning Bee-Repositories for Winter
American Bee Journal: October 26, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 43) - Eight or Ten Frame Hives?
American Bee Journal: August 26, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 34) - Eight or Ten Frame Hives?
American Bee Journal: October 21, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 42) - An Eventful Visit to an Out-Apiary
American Bee Journal: January 23, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 4) - The Expenses of Bee-Culture--Does it Pay?
American Bee Journal: January 20, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 3) - Extracted and Adulterated Honey
American Bee Journal: April, 1878 (Volume 14, Number 4) - Extracted Honey
American Bee Journal: April, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 4) - Extracted Honey
American Bee Journal: June, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 6) - Extracting and Ripening Uncapt Honey
American Bee Journal: August 3, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 31) - Extracting Honey--Treatment of Unripe Honey
American Bee Journal: July 1, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 26) - Extracting-Supers--Italians Gather Better Honey
American Bee Journal: September 22, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 38) - Feeding Bees for Needed Stores--It Pays
American Bee Journal: October 19, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 42) - Feeding Bees--When, What and How to Feed
American Bee Journal: March 17, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 11) - Feeding Whiskey in Honey to Bees
American Bee Journal: May 3, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 18) - Foreign Notes
American Bee Journal: January, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 1) - A Full Description of the "Dadant Hive"
American Bee Journal: April 29, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 17) - Handling Bees--Suggestions for Beginners
American Bee Journal: July 13, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 28) - Hives with 8, 10 or more Frames
American Bee Journal: September 16, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 37) - The Honey-Bees Do Not Injure Grapes
American Bee Journal: September 28, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 39) - Honey-Vinegar Again--Questions Answered
American Bee Journal: April 8, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 14) - How Far Do Bees Travel for Honey?
American Bee Journal: September 23, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 38) - How Far Will Bees Go for Food, or Gather Profitably?
American Bee Journal: May 24, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 21) - How to Prevent After-Swarming
American Bee Journal: May 5, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 18) - How to Secure Straight Combs
American Bee Journal: October 19, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 42) - How to Winter Bees in Central Illinois
American Bee Journal: September 30, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 39) - "Improved Breeds of Bees" --Reply to D. L. Adair
American Bee Journal: June, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 12) - The Indoor Wintering of Bees
American Bee Journal: June 1, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 22) - Instructions for Moving Bees Long Distances
American Bee Journal: March 10, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 10) - International. Report of the Business, Speeches and Discussions
American Bee Journal: November 15, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 46) - International. Report of the Business, Speeches and Discussions
American Bee Journal: November 22, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 47) - International. Report of the Business, Speeches and Discussions
American Bee Journal: November 29, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 48) - Introducing Queens
American Bee Journal: June, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 12) - Is Bee-Keeping Overdone? --How About It?
American Bee Journal: September 15, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 37) - Large Hives for Either Comb or Extracted Honey
American Bee Journal: January 5, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 1) - Letter from Mr. C. P. Dadant, Now in France
American Bee Journal: September 13, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 37) - Letter No. 2 from Mr. C. P. Dadant, Now in France
American Bee Journal: October 4, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 40) - Making Honey-Vinegar--How It is Done
American Bee Journal: January 7, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 1) - Making Increase by Dividing--Feeding Bees
American Bee Journal: June 29, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 26) - More Information About Honey-Vinegar
American Bee Journal: March 18, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 11) - More Suggestions on Rendering Beeswax
American Bee Journal: April 28, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 17) - Natural or Artificial Swarms--Which?
American Bee Journal: May 31, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 22) - No. 1. --The Care of Bees for Wintering
American Bee Journal: November 10, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 45) - No. 2. --The Care of Bees for Wintering
American Bee Journal: November 17, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 46) - No. 3. --Interesting Notes on European Travel
American Bee Journal: October 25, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 43) - No. 3. --The Care of Bees for Wintering
American Bee Journal: November 24, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 47) - No. 4. --Interesting Notes on European Travel
American Bee Journal: November 8, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 45) - No. 4. --The Care of Bees for Wintering
American Bee Journal: December 1, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 48) - No. 5. --Interesting Notes on European Travel
American Bee Journal: November 22, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 47) - No. 5. --The Care of Bees for Wintering
American Bee Journal: December 8, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 49) - No. 6. --Interesting Notes on European Travel
American Bee Journal: November 29, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 48) - No. 6. --The Care of Bees for Wintering
American Bee Journal: December 15, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 50) - No. 7. --Interesting Notes on European Travel
American Bee Journal: December 6, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 49) - No. 7. --The Care of Bees for Wintering
American Bee Journal: December 22, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 51) - No. 8. --Interesting Notes on European Travel
American Bee Journal: December 20, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 51) - No. 9. --Interesting Notes on European Travel
American Bee Journal: December 27, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 52) - On the Utility of Drones
American Bee Journal: September, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 3) - Preparing and Moving Bees in March
American Bee Journal: February 18, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 7) - Prevention of Swarming--Some Hard Facts
American Bee Journal: August 26, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 34) - The Prevention of Swarming--What We Do?
American Bee Journal: July 23, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 30) - Queen-Cells. Reply to Questions About Eggs in Queen Cells
American Bee Journal: February 1, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 5) - Questions on Extracted Honey Production
American Bee Journal: February 24, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 8) - Rearing Early Queens--A Good Point
American Bee Journal: July 14, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 28) - Rearing Improved Races of Bees or Italianizing
American Bee Journal: February 8, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 6) - Relation of Bees to Horticulture, etc.
American Bee Journal: June 21, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 25) - Rendering Beeswax with the Sun Extractor
American Bee Journal: June 2, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 22) - Review of Foreign Bee Journals
American Bee Journal: May, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 11) - Securing a Foul Brood Law in Illinois
American Bee Journal: February, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 6) - Selling Honey--How to Develop a Demand
American Bee Journal: December 30, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 52) - Separating the Wax from the Honey in Cappings or in Broken Combs
American Bee Journal: December 5, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 49) - Shallow vs. Full-Story Supers for Extracted Honey
American Bee Journal: February 22, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 8) - Should Hive Botton-Boards be Nailed?
American Bee Journal: October 13, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 41) - Small Hives vs. Large Hives
American Bee Journal: November 18, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 46) - Snow in the Apiary--Its Advantages
American Bee Journal: February 10, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 6) - Something About Honey-Extractors and Their Use
American Bee Journal: March 15, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 11) - The Song of the Queen
American Bee Journal: September, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 3) - The Spring Management of Bees, etc.
American Bee Journal: March 16, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 11) - The Spring Management of Bees, etc.
American Bee Journal: March 23, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 12) - Spring Management of Bees in Large Hives for Extracted Honey Production
American Bee Journal: May 11, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 19) - The Sting of the Honey-Bee and Its Use
American Bee Journal: June 22, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 25) - Straw Mats--How Made and Used
American Bee Journal: December 14, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 50) - Suggestions on Rendering Beeswax
American Bee Journal: March 31, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 13) - Swarming with Large Hives--A Question
American Bee Journal: October 29, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 44) - Sweet Clover--Is It a Noxious Weed?
American Bee Journal: February 25, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 8) - Temperature of Cellars in Wintering Bees
American Bee Journal: March 8, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 10) - Tests for the Purity of Beeswax, etc.
American Bee Journal: January 9, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 2) - Thirty Year's Experience in Marketing Honey
American Bee Journal: April 5, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 14) - Those Large Hives--Questions Answered
American Bee Journal: September 24, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 39) - To Avoid Being Stung by the Bees
American Bee Journal: February 13, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 7) - To Help Stop the Adulteration of Honey
American Bee Journal: June 24, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 25) - Union of Bee-Keepers--Honey Adulteration
American Bee Journal: January 28, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 4) - The Use of Barrels as Honey-Packages
American Bee Journal: June 15, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 24) - Use of Queen-Excluders
American Bee Journal: September 7, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 36) - Use of Separators vs. Slotted Sections
American Bee Journal: February 4, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 5) - Value of Queens in the Spring
American Bee Journal: March 30, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 13) - Various Remedies Suggested for Bee-Stings
American Bee Journal: July 6, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 27) - When to Put Supers on the Hives
American Bee Journal: June 1, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 22) - Why Farmers and Horticulturists Should be Bee-Keepers
American Bee Journal: June 29, 1893 (Volume 31, Number 26) - Winter Flights for Bees--Constipation
American Bee Journal: March 2, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 9)
Albert R. Mann Library. . Core Historical Literature of Agriculture (CHLA). Ithaca, NY: Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University. http://chla.library.cornell.edu (Version January 2005).
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