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- Digestible and metabolizable energy values of selected feed ingredients when fed to growing rabbits
Arkansas Farm Research: September - October, 1986 (Volume 35, Number 5) - Evaluation of bermudagrass in diets of domestic rabbits
Arkansas Farm Research: May - June, 1985 (Volume 34, Number 3) - Hydrolysis of phytate phosphorus by young rabbits
Arkansas Farm Research: July - August, 1985 (Volume 34, Number 4)
- Some Results of the 1960 Census of the United States
Rural Sociology: December, 1962 (Volume 27, Number 4)
- Bee-Feeders. Historical Reminiscences Concerning Bee-Feeders
American Bee Journal: February 15, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 7) - Honey-Boards. How they should be Made and Used
American Bee Journal: May 2, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 18) - Imported Krainer Bees
American Bee Journal: November 30, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 48) - Lower Ventiliation in Winter
American Bee Journal: January 19, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 3) - Mating of Queens
American Bee Journal: May 31, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 22) - A New Surplus-Case
American Bee Journal: February 17, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 7) - "The Pollen Theory" --Facts
American Bee Journal: December 26, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 52) - Reversing Hives, Frames and Sections
American Bee Journal: June 16, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 24) - Straw Mats. How to Make and Use them on Hives in Winter
American Bee Journal: September 28, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 39) - Successful Honey Production
American Bee Journal: August 22, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 34) - The "Two-Part" Super
American Bee Journal: June 22, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 25)
- Bee-Escapes. The History of their Invention and Practical Use
American Bee Journal: September 27, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 39) - Bees for Business--A Report
American Bee Journal: November 22, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 47) - Carniolans. An Experience with this Race of Bees
American Bee Journal: September 20, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 38) - Carniolans. My Experience with these Bees--The Honey Crop
American Bee Journal: July 19, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 29) - The "Coming Bee"
American Bee Journal: December 27, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 52) - Do Bees Hear? Have Bees the Sense of Hearing? --Experiments
American Bee Journal: October 10, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 41) - Have Bees the Sense of Hearing?
American Bee Journal: April 14, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 15) - Is the Pollen Theory Proven True?
American Bee Journal: June 10, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 23) - Is the Pollen Theory Proven True?
American Bee Journal: July 29, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 30) - Italian and Hybrid Bees, etc.
American Bee Journal: August 15, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 33) - Larvae--Nuclei. Removing Sealed Larvae--The Frames for Nuclei
American Bee Journal: July 4, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 27) - Mating of a Queen Bee
American Bee Journal: December 13, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 50) - Porter Spring Bee-Escape
American Bee Journal: June 11, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 24) - Prize Essay. Extracted Honey--Its Production and Importance
American Bee Journal: March 1, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 9) - Queen-Rearing. Methods for Rearing Good Queens
American Bee Journal: May 23, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 21) - Spacing Combs. How Combs are Spaced in Box-Hives, etc.
American Bee Journal: June 21, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 25) - Various Colors in Bees
American Bee Journal: March 15, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 11) - The Weather in Illinois
American Bee Journal: June 6, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 23)
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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