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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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- Perspectives on Overweight
Cornell Extension Bulletin: January, 1970 (Number 1223)
- Estimating the Returns to Information: A Gaining Approach
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: May, 1975 (Volume 57, Number 2) - Returns to Information: An Addendum
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: May, 1976 (Volume 58, Number 2)
- Statistical Bias Functions and Informative Hypothetical Surveys
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: December, 1994 (Volume 76, Number 5)
- The Capron Mission and the Colonization of Hokkaido, 1868-1875
Agricultural History: July, 1951 (Volume 25, Number 3)
- Evaluation of Selenium Needs of Dairy Cattle in Arkansas
Arkansas Farm Research: July - August, 1981 (Volume XXX, Number 4) - Feeding Concentrates to Milk-Producing Cows Grazing High Quality Pastures
Arkansas Farm Research: March - April, 1978 (Volume XXVII, Number 2)
- Nutritive value of Coastal bermudagrass hay as influenced by ammoniation and grain supplementation
Arkansas Farm Research: May - June, 1985 (Volume 34, Number 3)
- A comparison of corn silage and sunflower silage for lactating Jersey cows
Arkansas Farm Research: January - February, 1985 (Volume 34, Number 1) - Effects on Beef Calves of Hay and Corn Added to Cool-Season Annual Grasses
Arkansas Farm Research: September - October, 1991 (Volume 40, Number 5) - Mineral Content and Digestibility of Plains Bluestem by Steers
Arkansas Farm Research: January - February, 1993 (Volume 42, Number 1) - Protein supplements for Jersey heifer calves
Arkansas Farm Research: March - April, 1990 (Volume 39, Number 2) - Silages from Hay Crops for Lactating Dairy Cows
Arkansas Farm Research: September - October, 1977 (Volume XXVI, Number 5) - Supplementation of nursing calves on bermudagrass pasture
Arkansas Farm Research: September - October, 1988 (Volume 37, Number 5)
- Ammonia Treatment of Bermudagrass Hay
Arkansas Farm Research: January - February, 1982 (Volume XXXI, Number 1)
- Performance of International Grain-Marketing Systems: Discussion
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: December, 1980 (Volume 62, Number 5)
- The Feeding of Bees
American Bee Journal: June 2, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 23) - Spring Talk. Some Seasonable Hints to the Beginners
American Bee Journal: May 9, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 19)
- Adulterated Honey--Some Experiences
American Bee Journal: December 31, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 53) - Ants, Moths, Keeping Honey, etc.
American Bee Journal: September 3, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 36) - Apiary Talks--Hoarded Honey
American Bee Journal: July 4, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 27) - Apiary Talks--Seasonable Hints
American Bee Journal: September 12, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 37) - Apiary Work. Honey Shower, Bailed Queen, Giving Frames of Brood, etc.
American Bee Journal: September 5, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 36) - Apiary Work. It is No Child's Play, but Regular Work
American Bee Journal: November 23, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 47) - Artificial Swarming
American Bee Journal: July, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 7) - Automatic Hiver, Bee-Escape, etc.
American Bee Journal: January 1, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 1) - Baby Bees. A Few Thoughts for Children about Young Bees
American Bee Journal: October 3, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 40) - Bee-Cellar. When and How to Put Bees into Bee-Cellars
American Bee Journal: December 5, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 49) - Bee-Culture. Management of the Apiary so as to Make it Pay
American Bee Journal: August 9, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 32) - Bee Fever, Selling Honey, etc.
American Bee Journal: November 28, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 48) - Bee-Jottings from the Southland
American Bee Journal: January 21, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 3) - Bee-Keepers at the Fairs
American Bee Journal: September 2, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 35) - Bee-Keepers of Ye Olden Time
American Bee Journal: January 15, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 3) - Bee-Keeping as Woman's Work
American Bee Journal: January 12, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 2) - Bee-Keeping in Florida
American Bee Journal: March 10, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 11) - Bee-Keeping in Florida
American Bee Journal: April 7, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 15) - Bee-Keeping in Florida, etc.
American Bee Journal: November 19, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 21) - Bee-Notes. Bees Near a Highway --Cross Bees --Fall Honey, etc.
American Bee Journal: September 7, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 36) - Bee-Pasturage, Fall Honey etc.
American Bee Journal: August 27, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 35) - Bees and Fruit-Bloom--Extracting Honey
American Bee Journal: June 20, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 25) - Bees as Doctors. Incidents in the Apiary Occurring this Fall
American Bee Journal: November 14, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 46) - Bees Clustering Outside
American Bee Journal: August 29, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 35) - Bees Deserting their Hives, etc.
American Bee Journal: June 30, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 26) - Bees Do Not Make Honey
American Bee Journal: October 26, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 43) - Bees in the Red Clover
American Bee Journal: October, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 41) - The Bee's Legs and Feet
American Bee Journal: December 28, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 52) - Bees Swarming on Sundays
American Bee Journal: June 25, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 26) - Beginners. A Few Seasonable Hints to the Inexperienced
American Bee Journal: June 6, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 23) - Best Way to Market Comb Honey
American Bee Journal: April 4, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 14) - Clipping the Queen's Wings
American Bee Journal: April 21, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 17) - The Clovers. Different Clovers Considered as Honey-Producers
American Bee Journal: January 19, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 3) - The Cold Weather in the South, etc.
American Bee Journal: May 24, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 21) - Criticism
American Bee Journal: April, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 4) - Different Kinds of Bee-Keepers
American Bee Journal: November 29, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 48) - Directions for Shipping Bees
American Bee Journal: March 31, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 14) - Disposing of our Honey Crop
American Bee Journal: May 4, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 18) - Drouth. The Plants which are Less Affected by it
American Bee Journal: August 30, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 35) - Extracting Honey from the Combs
American Bee Journal: July 18, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 29) - Fall Crop. Prospects for a Fall Crop--Honey vs. Increase
American Bee Journal: June 13, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 24) - Fall Work in the Apiary, and Other Subjects
American Bee Journal: October 13, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 16) - Fall Work. Some HInts about Necessary Seasonable Work
American Bee Journal: October 31, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 44) - Fall Work. The Fall Crop a Failure --Uniting Colonies, etc.
American Bee Journal: October 5, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 40) - A Familiar Talk About Bees
American Bee Journal: December 10, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 50) - Feeding Bees in the Spring
American Bee Journal: July 13, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 28) - Feeding Bees. What and How to Feed During a Mild Winter
American Bee Journal: March, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 12) - Feeding. The First Pollen Gathered for the Season
American Bee Journal: April 27, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 17) - Fence in the Apiaries
American Bee Journal: September 3, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 10) - A Friend or Enemy?
American Bee Journal: February, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 2) - Getting Bees out of Honey-Sections
American Bee Journal: June 29, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 26) - Haunts of Bees--Bee Trees
American Bee Journal: January 8, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 2) - Hints. How to Make Lazy Bees Go to Work --Honey Packages
American Bee Journal: August 3, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 31) - Hints to Beginners--Swarming
American Bee Journal: July 8, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 27) - Hints. Two Queens in a Hive, Shipping Bees, etc.
American Bee Journal: May 11, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 19) - Hiving a Swarm of Bees
American Bee Journal: June 4, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 23) - Hiving Bees--Clipping Bees' Wings
American Bee Journal: July 11, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 28) - Honey-Consumption--Working Up a Demand
American Bee Journal: January 13, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 2) - Honey-Dew and White Clover Honey
American Bee Journal: July 16, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 29) - Honey Exhibit. Premiums at the Illinois State Fair
American Bee Journal: December 20, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 51) - Honey Gathered from Corn
American Bee Journal: October 7, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 40) - How to Rear the Best Queens
American Bee Journal: August, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 8) - How to Secure a Runaway Colony
American Bee Journal: November 14, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 46) - The Illinois State Fair
American Bee Journal: November 5, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 19) - Illinois. The State Fair Bee and Honey Exhibits
American Bee Journal: November 1, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 44) - Irascible Bees--Italianizing
American Bee Journal: September 16, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 37) - Killing Drones
American Bee Journal: September 10, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 37) - Lack of Sweetness--Cold Winter
American Bee Journal: October 8, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 15) - Ladies and the National Association
American Bee Journal: January, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 1) - The Land of Flowers in Winter-Time
American Bee Journal: March 21, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 12) - Laying Workers. How I Manage to Get Rid of these Pests
American Bee Journal: June 8, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 23) - Linden. But Little Basswood Honey This Year
American Bee Journal: July 26, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 30) - Location. Where to Locate an Apiary--Florida, etc.
American Bee Journal: January 12, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 2) - Making Bee-Hives
American Bee Journal: August, 1879 (Volume 15, Number 8) - Management of Bees in Winter
American Bee Journal: January 3, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 1) - Marketing Honey--Some Excellent Suggestions
American Bee Journal: October 29, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 44) - Moving Bees. When to Buy and Move Colonies of Bees
American Bee Journal: December 26, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 52) - My Mary Ann
American Bee Journal: July, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 7) - Nectar. Honey is Not Made, but Gathered from Flowers
American Bee Journal: December 12, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 50) - Not for Fun. Keeping Bees for Profit and Pleasure
American Bee Journal: March 1, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 9) - Notes and Comments on Florida
American Bee Journal: February 11, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 6) - Notes on Wintering Bees
American Bee Journal: January 21, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 3) - Old Queens. The Value of Queens after 2 or 3 Seasons
American Bee Journal: October 10, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 41) - Painting Hives. How and When to Paint--Feeding Bees, etc.
American Bee Journal: December 6, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 49) - Past-Future. The Mysteries of Bee-Keeping all Done away With
American Bee Journal: January 25, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 4) - Pasturage or Forage for Bees
American Bee Journal: July, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 7) - Practical and Timely Work
American Bee Journal: May, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 5) - Premiums. Illinois State Fair Still Behind the Times
American Bee Journal: May 4, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 18) - Preparation for Winter Quarter
American Bee Journal: December, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 12) - Preparing Bees for Winter
American Bee Journal: January 25, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 4) - The Price of Honey--Some Good Advice
American Bee Journal: May 14, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 20) - Prize Essay. Extracted Honey--How Produced by the Bees
American Bee Journal: March 29, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 13) - Provide Pasturage for the Bees
American Bee Journal: September 28, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 39) - Queenlessness. Why Some Colonies do not Rear Queens
American Bee Journal: October 11, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 41) - Rearing Bees for the Harvest
American Bee Journal: July 1, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 1) - Reminiscent--Honey-Sources--Marketing
American Bee Journal: August 26, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 34) - Removing Bees from Cellars, etc.
American Bee Journal: April 9, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 15) - Robbing. How to Remove the Surplus Honey
American Bee Journal: October 12, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 41) - Robbing. Some Experiences with the Bees Robbing
American Bee Journal: July 5, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 27) - The Season, Bee-Moth, etc.
American Bee Journal: July 22, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 29) - Selling Honey to Advantage
American Bee Journal: September 6, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 36) - Shiny Bees--Autumn Management
American Bee Journal: October 28, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 43) - Storing Honey--Extracting, etc.
American Bee Journal: July 7, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 27) - Suggestions about the Late Convention
American Bee Journal: December 7, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 49) - Suggestions for the Season
American Bee Journal: July, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 7, Edition Monthly) - Suggestions for the Season
American Bee Journal: June 24, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 25) - Sunday. Do Bees Swarm More Then than any Other Day?
American Bee Journal: August 24, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 34) - Swarming--Hints to Beginners
American Bee Journal: June 22, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 25) - Swarming, Introducing Queens, etc.
American Bee Journal: July 15, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 28) - Swarming. Preparing the Hives, Hiving the Swarms, etc.
American Bee Journal: July 12, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 28) - Swarming. Some Experiences with Bees in Swarming Time
American Bee Journal: July 20, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 29) - Sweet and Alsike Clover
American Bee Journal: November 9, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 45) - Sweet Clover, Storing Honey, etc.
American Bee Journal: July 29, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 30) - Sweetness. A Few Observations About Nature's Sweet
American Bee Journal: May 10, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 19) - That Adjourned Meeting
American Bee Journal: December 28, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 52) - A Timely Chat About Bees
American Bee Journal: August 13, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 33) - Too-Enthusiastic--The Season
American Bee Journal: July 22, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 29) - Transferring Bees from Box Hives
American Bee Journal: June, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 6) - Transferring Bees in Florida--Eating Honey
American Bee Journal: October 27, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 43) - Transferring Bees to Frame Hives
American Bee Journal: April 14, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 16) - Uniting Colonies of Bees
American Bee Journal: October, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 10) - Uniting. Some Practical Hints about Uniting Bees
American Bee Journal: November 7, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 45) - The Use of Division-Boards
American Bee Journal: July 27, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 30) - Watch the Swarms
American Bee Journal: September, 1879 (Volume 15, Number 9) - Watering Bees--Feeding--Cleaning Hives
American Bee Journal: May 26, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 21) - When and How to Italianize Bees
American Bee Journal: April 28, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 18) - Who Should Keep Bees?
American Bee Journal: March 17, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 11) - Why Bees Swarm--Hiving
American Bee Journal: July 2, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 27) - Winter. How the Bees in Winter Quarters are Doing
American Bee Journal: January 4, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 1) - Women as Bee-Keepers
American Bee Journal: November 26, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 48)
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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