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- Fertilizer Proportioners for Floriculture and Nursery Crop Production Management
Cornell Extension Bulletin: November, 1966 (Number 1175) - Home Greenhouse Gardening Structures
Cornell Extension Bulletin: July, 1960 (Number 1043)
- Suggested Sectors for Input-Output Models of Rural Areas
American Journal of Agricultural Economics: May, 1974 (Volume 56, Number 2)
- New Species of Louisiana Fungi
Journal of Mycology: March, 1890 (Volume 6, Number 1) - A New Volutella
Journal of Mycology: May, 1887 (Volume 3, Number 5)
- Farm Power Problems
Journal of Farm Economics: May, 1937 (Volume 19, Number 2) - Over-All Adjustment in Southern Agriculture
Journal of Farm Economics: November, 1950 (Volume 32, Number 4, Part 2) - Review
Journal of Farm Economics: February, 1947 (Volume 29, Number 1)
- New Phyllophaga from Mississippi (Coleoptera Scarabeidae)
Annals of the Entomological Society of America: December, 1924 (Volume 17, Number 4) - A New Species of Phyllophaga From Mississippi
Annals of the Entomological Society of America: June, 1927 (Volume 20, Number 2)
- That Bee Disease
American Bee Journal: May, 1869 (Volume 4, Number 11)
- Wintering Bees on their Summer Stands
American Bee Journal: October, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 4)
- An Account of My Head-Trouble
American Bee Journal: August 4, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 6) - An Account of My Head-Trouble
American Bee Journal: August 18, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 8) - Apis Dorsata
American Bee Journal: December, 1878 (Volume 14, Number 12) - Are Artificial Queens Inferior to Natural Queens?
American Bee Journal: June, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 12) - Baron von Berlepsch and Movable Frames
American Bee Journal: February, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 8) - The Beekeeper
American Bee Journal: July, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 1) - Can Honey be used to Cure Consumption?
American Bee Journal: February, 1879 (Volume 15, Number 2) - Can We Compel Bees to Build only Worker Comb?
American Bee Journal: March, 1879 (Volume 15, Number 3) - Color, in Italian Queens
American Bee Journal: May, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 11) - Controlling Fertilization
American Bee Journal: June, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 12) - Death of Samuel Wagner
American Bee Journal: March, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 9) - Deep Langstroth Hives for Wintering Bees in the Open Air
American Bee Journal: February, 1868 (Volume 3, Number 8) - Destruction of Drone Brood
American Bee Journal: June, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 6) - The Development of the Standard Langstroth Hive and Frame
American Bee Journal: October 3, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 40) - Do Italian Bees Gather more Honey than Black Bees?
American Bee Journal: August, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 2) - Does the Swarming Impulse proceed from the Queen, or from the Workers?
American Bee Journal: September, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 9) - Dried Cow Dung for Fumigating Bees
American Bee Journal: June, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 12) - The Drone. Our Poor, Slandered Drone Asks for His Day in Court
American Bee Journal: April 4, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 14) - Drones. At what Age are Drone-Bees Disposed to Mate?
American Bee Journal: January 25, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 4) - Drones. At what Age are Drone-Bees Disposed to Mate?
American Bee Journal: February 22, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 8) - Early Importations of Italian Bees
American Bee Journal: March 16, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 11) - The Egyptian Bee--Apis Fasciata
American Bee Journal: March, 1867 (Volume 2, Number 9) - Experience with London Ear-Trumpet
American Bee Journal: September 8, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 11) - Extraordinary Instance of Sagacity in Bees
American Bee Journal: July, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 1) - Fertilization in Confinement, etc.
American Bee Journal: August 3, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 31) - The First Recorded Demonstration of True Parthenogenesis
American Bee Journal: April, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 10) - H. A. King on Movable Frame Hives
American Bee Journal: February, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 8) - H. A. King's and L. L. Langstroth's Patents
American Bee Journal: April, 1871 (Volume 6, Number 10) - Hermaphrodite Bees
American Bee Journal: May, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 5) - How to get Strong Colonies Early
American Bee Journal: May, 1879 (Volume 15, Number 5) - Improved Colvin Guide Frames
American Bee Journal: June, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 6) - Improved Colvin Guide Frames
American Bee Journal: August, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 8) - Introducing Valuable Queens
American Bee Journal: September 2, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 35) - Italian Bees, Robbing, etc.
American Bee Journal: October 7, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 40) - Justice
American Bee Journal: July, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 1) - Kirby's Theory on the Propagation of Bees
American Bee Journal: September, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 9) - L. L. Langstroth's Patent Bee Hive
American Bee Journal: June, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 6) - Large Number of Queen Cells
American Bee Journal: September, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 9) - A Leaf from History
American Bee Journal: January, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 7) - Letters of F. Huber
American Bee Journal: May, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 11) - Linden Plantations
American Bee Journal: May, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 11) - Manipulation. Easy and Profitable in Well-Adapted Hives
American Bee Journal: May 2, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 18) - Modification of Kritz's Method
American Bee Journal: May, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 5) - A Monster Queen Bee
American Bee Journal: August, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 8) - My Experience with Bee-Poison
American Bee Journal: August 5, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 31) - My Impressions of the Punic Bee
American Bee Journal: July 1, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 1) - New Mode of Hiving Bees
American Bee Journal: August, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 8) - The Non-flying Fertilization of Queen Bees
American Bee Journal: June, 1871 (Volume 6, Number 12) - Observations on Several Topics
American Bee Journal: July 18, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 29) - Observations upon Drones
American Bee Journal: September 30, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 39) - On the Impregnation of the Eggs of the Queen Bee
American Bee Journal: October, 1866 (Volume 2, Number 4) - On the Introduction of Young Queens to Colonies that are Queenless
American Bee Journal: July, 1871 (Volume 7, Number 1) - Patent or Latent?
American Bee Journal: December, 1866 (Volume 2, Number 6) - The Peaceful Habits of the Bee
American Bee Journal: July 22, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 29) - Personal--"Homer A. King, the Eminent Apiarian"
American Bee Journal: March, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 9) - The Poison of the Honey Bee as a Medicine
American Bee Journal: April, 1871 (Volume 6, Number 10) - Prevention of Swarming
American Bee Journal: December 12, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 50) - Prevention of Swarming
American Bee Journal: August, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 8) - Prevention of Swarming
American Bee Journal: July, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 7) - The Proposed Langstroth Memorial
American Bee Journal: April, 1871 (Volume 6, Number 10) - Pure Honey and C. F. Muth & Son
American Bee Journal: September 22, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 13) - Queen Nurseries
American Bee Journal: May, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 11) - Reply to B. C. Auchampaugh's Questions about Patent Rights and Claims
American Bee Journal: July, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 1) - Slow Development of a Queen Bee
American Bee Journal: June, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 6) - Some Experiences with Large Hives
American Bee Journal: October 3, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 40) - Spiders and Empty Combs
American Bee Journal: July 29, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 30) - Standard Lanstroth Hive and Frame
American Bee Journal: September 19, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 38) - Sugar Syrup Dysentery and the Hruschka
American Bee Journal: March, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 9) - "There is Nothing New Under the Sun"
American Bee Journal: June 16, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 25) - Those Stingless Bees
American Bee Journal: March 2, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 9) - To Bee-Keepers of North America
American Bee Journal: August 29, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 35) - To Keep Frames Firm
American Bee Journal: May, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 5) - To the Bee-keepers of the United States
American Bee Journal: April, 1871 (Volume 6, Number 10) - To the Friends of the American Bee Journal
American Bee Journal: March, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 9) - The Triangular Comb-guide again
American Bee Journal: April, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 10) - Uses of Wool in the Apiary
American Bee Journal: May, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 5) - A Well Assumed Moral Indignation!
American Bee Journal: May, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 11) - Why Did Mr. Root's Bees Die?
American Bee Journal: July 13, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 28) - A Winter Passage--Cheap and Permanent
American Bee Journal: June, 1861 (Volume 1, Number 6) - Wintering of Bees in the Open Air
American Bee Journal: May, 1868 (Volume 3, Number 11)
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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