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| Alabama, alfalfa in | 16 |
| Alberta, alfalfa in | 15 |
| Experiments | 231 |
| Acclimation | 8, 13, 28 |
| Acid soil, test for | 45 |
| Unfavorable | 44, 201 |
| Acreage, too great | 87 |
| Address, Professor Spillman’s | 9 |
| Adulterants | 32, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40 |
| Africa, alfalfa introduced | 2 |
| South, alfalfa in | 15 |
| Agricultural Department bulletin | 33 |
| Agriculture, Stover’s; hay-caps | 85 |
| Agrostologist’s opinion | 9 |
| Air shaft in mow | 95 |
| Alaska, hay for | 104 |
| Albuminoids | 22 |
| Alfalfa fields 200 years old | 5 |
| Alfalfa, fails “here” | 51 |
| Description | 5 |
| Below sea level | 15 |
| Improves land values | 204 |
| Origin of name | 2 |
| Objection to | 18 |
| Preparations | 182 |
| Is “queen” | 141 |
| Replaces other legumes | 151 |
| Synonyms | 4 |
| Alfamo | 185 |
| Alfilaria, merits of | 227, 228 |
| Alsike and alfalfa compared | 21, 148 |
| Analyses, corn | 22 |
| Seed | 33 |
| Soil, free | 64 |
| Vary | 137 |
| Animals, keep off field | 221 |
| Annual manuring | 70 |
| Appetizer, alfalfa as an | 125 |
| Apples and alfalfa together | 224 |
| Arabian seed, imported | 8 |
| Arapahoe County, Colorado | 243 |
| Argentine Republic, alfalfa in | 15 |
| Arizona, alfilaria in | 227 |
| Experiments | 8, 233 |
| Army worm | 219 |
| Asiatic seed introduced | 7 |
| Assimilative restrictions | 134 |
| Avery, Prof. S., on alfamo | 185 |
| Bacteria, cowpeas increase | 48 |
| Humus helps | 61 |
| In some soils | 61 |
| In nodules | 60, 198 |
| Introducing | 46, 50, 51 |
| Introducing unnecessary | 199 |
| Lacking, failure result | 66 |
| Need nitrogen | 60 |
| Not fertilizers | 201 |
| On cowpeas | 49 |
| Spread on farm | 194 |
| Bale, hollow | 105 |
| Bales, heating | 104 |
| Loading | 105 |
| Poor prices for | 104 |
| Round | 104 |
| Size | 104 |
| Shipping | 104 |
| Baling | 102 |
| New Mexico | 283 |
| Machine, new | 105 |
| Space saved | 105 |
| Barley as nurse crop | 58 |
| Leaves weeds | 59 |
| Bare spots restored | 71 |
| Barn, storing | 95 |
| Beach, C. W. | 248 |
| Beadle County, South Dakota | 300 |
| Beak on trefoil seed | 39 |
| Beef, balanced ration for | 135 |
| Cheap western | 142 |
| Making | 138 |
| Yield to acre | 130, 131 |
| Bees and alfalfa | 12, 175 |
| Belgium, alfalfa introduced | 2 |
| Berry, J. W., storing | 96 |
| Bindweed | 219 |
| Blackshere, J. R., report | 260 |
| Blake, John, experiments | 233 |
| Bliss, D. S., report | 267 |
| Bloat, lambs do not | 172 |
| Preventing | 110, 113, 171 |
| Preventing, in Kansas | 111 |
| Professor Mayo on | 116 |
| Remedy | 115, 121, 316 |
| Rules to prevent | 115 |
| Tapping for | 119 |
| Not due to food | 117 |
| On alfalfa pasture | 109 |
| Bloom, cutting in | 80 |
| Cut in | 88 |
| Blossoming, cut before | 80 |
| Blue grass or alfalfa for pigs | 158 |
| Blue-grass, yields | 21 |
| With alfalfa | 111 |
| Botany of alfalfa | 4 |
| Bowman, Prof. M. L., report | 257 |
| Bran analysis | 127 |
| And alfalfa compared | 10, 79, 85, 144 |
| And alfalfa meal for cows | 184 |
| Food value | 132 |
| Sown with seed | 56 |
| Brandon, Manitoba, yield | 14 |
| Breaking sod hard work | 195 |
| Breeders’ Gazette on sheep pasture | 114 |
| Brewers’ grains and alfalfa compared | 114 |
| British Columbia, alfalfa in | 14 |
| Broadcast seeding | 55 |
| Brome grass and alfalfa compared | 21 |
| Brooks, Prof. William P., report | 266 |
| Brown, Benjamin, report | 261 |
| Brown County, South Dakota | 302 |
| Brown, George Campbell, report | 303 |
| Bruner, Prof. L., on hopper dozer | 216 |
| Buck-horn in alfalfa seed | 41 |
| Buckwheat bran, food value | 132 |
| Buffum, Prof. B. C., on fertilizing value | 192 |
| Bulletin, Alabama | 232 |
| Farmers’, baled alfalfa | 104 |
| Farmers’, irrigation | 77 |
| Farmers’, alfalfa for hogs | 160 |
| Kansas, hog raising | 156 |
| Nebraska, soiling and pasture | 123 |
| Nebraska, feed test | 139 |
| New Jersey, feed values | 132 |
| New York, fodder crops | 126 |
| Ohio, impure seed | 33 |
| Texas, feedstuffs | 127 |
| Utah, cuttings | 128 |
| Utah, irrigation | 74 |
| Vermont | 309 |
| Virginia | 311 |
| Wyoming, fertilizing value | 192 |
| Bulletins, various hay composition | 75 |
| Buncher | 87 |
| Burnett, Prof. E. A., dimensions of ton | 229 |
| Burning weeds | 69 |
| Bushel weight | 31 |
| Butter fat, cost | 150 |
| Butter, the marketable product | 147 |
| Buyer to blame | 41 |
| Buying soil, necessity of | 61 |
| Dangers of | 62 |
| Not necessary | 61 |
| Cache County, Utah | 304 |
| California, alfalfa introduced | 2 |
| Cutting in | 89 |
| Eleven cuttings | 10 |
| Experiments | 8, 238 |
| Feeding alfalfa alone | 148 |
| Sheep fattening | 205 |
| Camden County, New Jersey | 282 |
| Canada, alfalfa in | 14 |
| Time to sow | 47 |
| Canadian Northwest yield | 14 |
| Cannula for bloat | 119 |
| Cape Colony, alfalfa in | 15 |
| Capons on alfalfa | 187 |
| Carbohydrates and fats interchangeable | 135 |
| Function of | 135 |
| Not replace protein | 136 |
| In excess | 136 |
| In hay | 76 |
| Lacking | 125 |
| Carbonaceous foods needed | 125 |
| Carlyle, Prof. W. L., hay | 173 |
| Cattle, dangers in pasture | 109 |
| Experiences with | 110 |
| Growing, balanced ration | 135 |
| Young, balanced ration | 135 |
| Pasturing | 235 |
| Utah, fed | 25 |
| Chase County, Kansas | 260 |
| Champlain Valley | 310 |
| Characteristics, seed | 37 |
| Chick weed, destroying | 303 |
| City use of alfalfa | 187 |
| Clark County, Kansas | 258 |
| Clark, Thomas J., report | 283 |
| Clay, alfalfa on | 15, 19, 17 |
| Climates adapted to | 15 |
| Affects irrigation | 77 |
| Curing in dry | 87 |
| Arid, effect on hay | 76, 88, 94 |
| Arid, irrigation in | 73 |
| Humid, curing difficulties | 88 |
| Humid, difficulties | 81 |
| Humid, effect on hay | 76 |
| Humid, harvesting | 82 |
| Humid, hay-caps | 85, 89 |
| Humid, haying in | 94 |
| Humid, seed raising | 92 |
| Clipping before bloom | 67 |
| Invigorates | 67 |
| Clothier praises alfalfa | 10 |
| Clover, alfalfa following | 50 |
| And alfalfa compared | 20, 21, 127, 143, 146, 148, 149, 222 |
| Beaten on thin soil | 19 |
| Bur, adulterant | 32, 33, 40 |
| Bur, bacteria on | 199 |
| Bur, everywhere | 61 |
| Bur, seed recognized | 39 |
| Bur, seed in alfalfa | 32 |
| Feed value | 126, 132, 145 |
| Hay making | 83 |
| Hop, an adulterant | 35 |
| Huller for threshing | 91 |
| Pin | 227 |
| Plowed for alfalfa | 49 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Sweet, adulterants | 32, 33, 40 |
| Sweet, bacteria | 60 |
| Sweet, everywhere | 61 |
| Sweet, stock reject | 40 |
| Sweet, seed described | 40 |
| With alfalfa | 51, 112 |
| Clover soil, Sweet, for inoculating | 60, 202 |
| Cocking at night | 84 |
| Colorado, alfalfa precedes sugar beet | 173 |
| Alfalfa in orchards | 223 |
| Bees in | 175 |
| Corn and alfalfa compared | 132 |
| Cutting in | 73 |
| Experiments | 243 |
| Fall sowing in | 53 |
| Feeding in | 141 |
| Ground alfalfa for pigs | 182 |
| Harvesting in | 84 |
| Hay composition | 76 |
| Hog rations | 156 |
| Lamb feeding | 173 |
| Losses from stacking | 98 |
| Losses in curing | 82 |
| Pasturing sheep | 113 |
| Plowing alfalfa for other crops | 193 |
| Seed | 29 |
| Sheep fattening | 205 |
| Siloing | 102 |
| Value of stubble | 191 |
| Wetted hay | 81 |
| Colusa County, California | 241 |
| Combustion, spontaneous, See Fire | |
| Composition, irrigation influences | 74 |
| Prof. Ten Eyck quoted | 75 |
| Varies | 149 |
| Compression, double | 104 |
| Connecticut, experiments | 247 |
| Cooke, Prof. W. W., corn and alfalfa | 132 |
| Co-operative irrigation experiments | 76 |
| Corn analysis | 127 |
| And alfalfa compared | 22, 132, 222 |
| Before reseeding | 72 |
| Composition | 136 |
| Fails | 16, 17, 23 |
| Fed with alfalfa | 125 |
| Feed value | 132 |
| Fodder and alfalfa compared | 148 |
| Fodder, feed composition | 136 |
| Fodder, feed value | 145 |
| Fodder, analyses | 127 |
| Fodder, protein value | 133 |
| Fodder, value | 126 |
| Following alfalfa | 193 |
| Increasing yield with alfalfa | 194 |
| Lands, Illinois, alfalfa on | 16 |
| Meal sown with seed | 56 |
| Precedes alfalfa | 46 |
| Money from acre | 25 |
| Silage and alfalfa for cows commended | 152 |
| Stover and alfalfa compared | 148 |
| Unprofitable fattening food | 126 |
| Cortes brings alfalfa to America | 2 |
| Cottonseed, analysis | 127 |
| Meal replaced by alfalfa | 151 |
| Hulls, analysis | 127 |
| Analysis | 127 |
| Composition | 137 |
| Cotton soils, depleted, for alfalfa | 16 |
| Cottonwood river bottom lands | 260 |
| Cottrell, Prof. H. M., alfalfa meal | 183 |
| Early cutting | 80 |
| Sowing | 30 |
| Spontaneous combustion | 98 |
| Country Gentleman, dodder | 207 |
| Cover crop, winter before alfalfa | 48 |
| Cowpea analysis | 127 |
| Cowpeas, bacteria | 49 |
| Before fall seeding | 49 |
| Feed value | 132, 145 |
| Increase bacteria | 48 |
| Increase fertility | 48 |
| Preceding alfalfa | 46 |
| Prepare soil for alfalfa | 46 |
| Winter cover | 48 |
| Cows, number to acre | 205 |
| Scrub fed in Kansas | 143 |
| Sell farm produce | 147 |
| Crab grass, destroying | 303 |
| In seed | 35 |
| Keeping down | 112 |
| Persistent enemy | 68 |
| Craters in center, preventing | 97 |
| Creep, in pasturing lambs | 172 |
| Cresceus eats alfalfa | 167 |
| Critical time with alfalfa | 73 |
| Crops, small | 65 |
| Comparisons | 130 |
| First season | 65 |
| To introduce bacteria | 50 |
| Crop-worn land improved | 16 |
| Cultivation, perfect, essential | 44 |
| Curing, Arizona | 235 |
| Case in | 93 |
| Difficult after rain | 82 |
| Dry climates | 87 |
| Hay-caps for | 84 |
| Important agent in | 93 |
| Improper | 83 |
| Kansas | 259 |
| Losses in | 82, 93 |
| New Mexico | 283 |
| Pennsylvania bulletin | 83 |
| Poor method | 87 |
| Proper | 83 |
| Rules | 89 |
| Stack | 90 |
| Test | 97 |
| Utah | 304 |
| Washington | 314 |
| Windrow | 87 |
| Cuscuta arvensis | 42 |
| Cuscuta epithymum | 42, 207 |
| Cut for cows | 144 |
| Cutting after rain | 82 |
| Before or after irrigation | 73 |
| Colorado | 246 |
| Dates, Utah | 78 |
| Difficulties in humid climate | 81 |
| Early | 21 |
| Early, objections | 89 |
| Early, Professor Cottrell quoted | 80 |
| Ensilage first | 101 |
| First, not for seed | 89 |
| For silo | 101, 102 |
| Frequent | 88 |
| In bloom | 88 |
| Kansas | 261 |
| Montana | 271 |
| Number of times | 89 |
| Rules | 89 |
| Seed time | 89 |
| Second, for seed | 92 |
| Third, for seed | 91 |
| Time | 80, 82, 89 |
| Utah | 304 |
| Clover and alfalfa compared | 20 |
| Early, most protein in | 81 |
| Nine a year | 10 |
| Number in Alabama | 231 |
| Number in California | 242 |
| Relative values | 127 |
| Six or more under irrigation | 72 |
| Time between | 24 |
| Two preferred | 88 |
| Dactylis glomerata with alfalfa | 111 |
| Damp hay, storing | 97 |
| Dampness in mow | 97 |
| Dangers in irrigation | 73 |
| Dangers from dampness | 97 |
| Dairy cow, balanced ration | 135 |
| Interests enhanced | 205 |
| Products in South | 14 |
| Dairies, alfalfa | 26 |
| Dairying, alfalfa in | 143 |
| Davis, Hon. T. B., alfalfa in West Virginia | 317 |
| Dawley, F. E., dodder | 207 |
| De Jarnette, J. B. experiments | 241 |
| Deer Lodge County, Montana | 271 |
| Defective alfalfa seed | 33 |
| Delaware, experiments | 248 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Department of Agriculture experiments | 8 |
| Buying soil | 62 |
| Imports Asiatic seed | 7 |
| Hog raising | 160 |
| Depths roots go | 6 |
| Description of alfalfa | 5 |
| Desert, alfalfa in Nevada | 16, 17 |
| Dew on hay, effects | 85 |
| Dextrin losses in hay | 81 |
| Dickson, W. H., experiments | 249 |
| Difficulties in growing in 1793 | 3 |
| Reduced by fall sowing | 49 |
| Digestible matter to acre | 126 |
| Digestive restrictions | 134 |
| Dimensions to ton | 229 |
| Diseased soil for inoculation | 62 |
| Disking | 70 |
| After freshets | 44 |
| After turning | 69 |
| Benefits of | 71 |
| Each spring | 70 |
| Fields after cutting | 24 |
| Overcomes failure | 71 |
| Splits crowns | 57 |
| To kill weeds | 59 |
| District of Columbia, yield in | 14 |
| Distribution of alfalfa | 13, 14 |
| Dodder, annoying enemy | 206 |
| Cut with scythe | 91 |
| Destroying, Alabama | 232 |
| Eradicating | 210 |
| Fighting | 207 |
| In alfalfa seed | 32, 35 |
| Virginia | 311 |
| Most dreaded | 42 |
| Objectionable impurity | 42 |
| Seed described | 41 |
| Seed not adulterant | 42 |
| Seed removing | 42, 91 |
| Spreading | 209 |
| To get rid of | 42 |
| Dodson, Prof. W. R., alfalfa for Louisiana | 14 |
| Report | 264 |
| Donaldson, L., report | 302 |
| “Don’ts” | 225 |
| Double compression | 104 |
| Downing, Jacob, experiments | 243 |
| Drainage necessary | 18 |
| Drenching animals | 122 |
| Drill seeding | 55 |
| Favored by Spurrier | 67 |
| Drumheller, Oscar, report | 315 |
| “Dry land” alfalfa | 29 |
| Dry matter in corn | 22 |
| Drying out, danger of soil | 50 |
| Duggar, Prof. J. F., Alabama | 231 |
| Dunn, George W., report | 295 |
| Dyeing with alfalfa seed | 32 |
| Dying out | 221 |
| Earthworms, encouraging | 46 |
| Economy of alfalfa | 151 |
| Of alfalfa in dairying | 149 |
| Of balanced ration | 134 |
| Of labor | 21, 25 |
| Of root growth | 6 |
| Eight cuttings in Louisiana | 14 |
| Eighty feet to water | 44 |
| Elements specially needed | 65 |
| Eleven cuttings a year | 10 |
| Elgin dairyman praises alfalfa | 153 |
| Enemies | 200 |
| Ensiling | 270 |
| Kansas | 151 |
| England, growing in | 261 |
| Alfalfa introduced | 2 |
| Examination of soil | 64 |
| Example of success | 17 |
| Exhibition stalk, large | 6 |
| Experiment stations disfavor nurse | 59 |
| Favor inoculation | 60 |
| Export alfalfa hay | 104 |
| Exports, seeds | 31 |
| Erf, Prof. Oscar, alfalfa for cows | 140 |
| Erodium citcutarium | 227 |
| Essentials of growing | 44 |
| Of preparing soil | 46 |
| Evaporation in curing | 83 |
| In mow | 97 |
| Failures, because not cut | 69 |
| Causes of | 220 |
| Due to weeds | 48 |
| Of seed | 30 |
| Overcome by disking | 71 |
| Redeeming | 65 |
| To be expected | 201 |
| Fairchild, D. G., Arabian seed | 8 |
| Fall sowing | 49, 52, 53 |
| Fanning mill | 91 |
| Fanning removes dodder | 42 |
| Farr, Aaron F. Jr., report | 304 |
| Fat and carbohydrates interchangeable | 135 |
| In corn | 21 |
| In hay | 76 |
| Not replaceable by protein | 136 |
| Fats in excess | 136 |
| Lacking in alfalfa | 125 |
| Fattening with corn unprofitable | 126 |
| Farming, character altered | 17 |
| Farmers’ Assistant mentions alfalfa | 3 |
| Farms, fruit, alfalfa on | 17 |
| Feed, quality | 145 |
| Value, fodder crops | 126 |
| Values, various | 145 |
| Feeding alfalfa alone | 148 |
| Before pasturing | 110 |
| Colorado | 141 |
| Cows economically | 152 |
| Economical western | 142 |
| Experiments for milk | 184 |
| Hogs, Nebraska | 159 |
| Tests | 138 |
| Tests, hog | 156 |
| Tests, Kansas | 138, 142 |
| Tests, Nebraska | 139 |
| Tests, various cuttings | 81 |
| Tests, Utah | 138 |
| Waste in | 144 |
| Value, Arizona | 236 |
| Value, California | 241 |
| Value, Colorado | 247 |
| Value, Idaho | 253 |
| Value, Kansas | 259 |
| Value, Utah | 305, 306 |
| Value, various cuttings | 88 |
| Value, various crops | 132 |
| Feedstuffs, analysis | 126 |
| Fertility, best means of improving | 147 |
| Increased by cowpeas | 48 |
| Robbed by nurse crops | 58 |
| Fertilization by bees | 177 |
| Fertilizers, Alabama | 231, 232 |
| Specially needed | 65 |
| Fertilizing, Georgia | 250 |
| Virginia | 312 |
| Long Island | 288 |
| Fescue, meadow yields | 21 |
| Festuca elatior with alfalfa | 111 |
| Fiber in corn | 22 |
| Fields disked after cutting | 24 |
| Of alfalfa 200 years old | 5 |
| Old, in South Carolina | 9 |
| Old in West | 9 |
| Fire for weeds | 69 |
| Preventing | 96 |
| Fires caused by wet hay | 97 |
| Occur, when | 98 |
| Professor Cottrell discusses | 98 |
| Rare | 96 |
| Flesh forming | 11 |
| Flooding at critical time | 73 |
| Effects | 44 |
| For second crop | 72 |
| Floor, loose preferred for storing | 95 |
| Florida, alfalfa in | 15 |
| Fodder corn, feed value | 145 |
| Crops, feed value of | 126 |
| Fodders, values of various | 145 |
| Fort Collins lambs | 173 |
| Foster, Prof. L., cuttings | 128 |
| Foxtail, keeping down | 112 |
| France, alfalfa introduced | 1, 2 |
| Oldest fields in | 5 |
| Seed from | 32 |
| Fraser, W. J., feed for cows | 152 |
| Fraud in alfalfa seed | 36 |
| Freshet, disking after | 44 |
| Freshets, effect | 44 |
| Freezing effect on soil | 195 |
| Harm from | 50 |
| Soil for seeding | 52 |
| Fruit farms, alfalfa on | 17 |
| Raising, alfalfa in | 223 |
| Fullerton, H. B., report | 288 |
| Furnas County, Nebraska | 273 |
| Garman, Prof. H., report | 264 |
| Gaylord Farm Sanatorium | 248 |
| Georgia, experiments | 250 |
| Germ killed | 27 |
| Germany, seed from | 32 |
| Germinability, storing impairs | 30 |
| Germination, conditions influencing | 57 |
| Test seed for | 28 |
| Gila River irrigation | 234, 283 |
| Ginther, C. M., report | 254 |
| Gill, E. T., report | 282 |
| Gluten meal, feed composition | 137 |
| Replaced | 151 |
| Go-devil | 87, 95 |
| Gophers injure alfalfa | 212 |
| Grades and grading hay | 105 |
| Graham, Thomas C., experiments | 235 |
| Grain and alfalfa compared | 161 |
| Encourages weeds | 59 |
| Grange meeting at Mr. Worker’s | 18 |
| Grant County, New Mexico | 283 |
| Grasses and alfalfa compared | 21 |
| Grass, destroying by fire | 69 |
| Pin | 227 |
| Preceding alfalfa | 50 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Grasses in pastures | 116 |
| With alfalfa | 111, 113 |
| Grasshoppers | 216 |
| Gravel, alfalfa on | 15, 18 |
| Greece, alfalfa taken to | 1 |
| Grinding, time and power required | 184 |
| Growth after cutting | 21 |
| Delayed by cold water | 73 |
| From imported seed | 30 |
| Gumbo, soil, alfalfa succeeds | 17 |
| Habitat of alfalfa | 1 |
| Influence | 28 |
| Habits altered by locality | 28 |
| Farm, changed by alfalfa | 181 |
| Handling hay | 89 |
| Little advisable | 94 |
| Hanna, S. C., bloat | 111 |
| Hansen, Prof. N. E. in Asia | 7 |
| Harrow, common not disk | 70 |
| Harrowing after cutting | 24 |
| To kill weeds | 59 |
| Harrows | 70 |
| Hartman and Weil, report | 285 |
| Harvest, dates Utah | 78 |
| Early for hogs | 160 |
| Harvester, Acme | 262 |
| Harvesting | 79 |
| By stock | 107 |
| Few and many | 88 |
| Humid climates | 82 |
| Like grain | 88 |
| Loss of leaves | 80 |
| Operations, time between | 87 |
| Seed | 89 |
| Time | 80 |
| Time to begin | 82 |
| Hawaii, hay for | 104 |
| Hay and silage compared | 102 |
| Association, National, grades | 106 |
| Association, Spillman’s address | 9 |
| Baling, California | 240 |
| Composition depends on water | 75 |
| Feed value | 145 |
| First season | 65 |
| Grades | 105 |
| In mow, watch | 97 |
| In windrows | 84 |
| Lying in swath | 84 |
| Making, Arizona | 237 |
| Making, losses in | 82 |
| Meal cheaper than baled | 186 |
| Measuring in stack | 228 |
| Money in | 22, 23 |
| Poorly cured, value | 87 |
| Preserved, color | 94 |
| Prairie and alfalfa compared | 140, 141, 148, 150 |
| Prairie, composition | 136 |
| Prairie, dimensions of ton | 229 |
| Prairie, feed value | 145 |
| Value of | 91 |
| Values, Arizona | 235 |
| Various, and alfalfa compared | 148 |
| Yield to acre, Utah | 78 |
| Hay-caps advantages | 85 |
| Described | 86 |
| Favor baling | 103 |
| Humid regions | 84 |
| Size of | 86 |
| Use of | 85, 86, 89 |
| Haying, time between operations | 84 |
| Hay-loader, belt | 88 |
| Headden, Prof. W. P., stubble value | 191 |
| Long roots | 6 |
| Curing | 82 |
| Seed storing | 31 |
| Heating, prevent in transit | 105 |
| Seed | 31 |
| Seed stack | 90 |
| Stack | 90 |
| Heaving, danger of | 50 |
| Height, normal | 6 |
| Highmore forage testing station | 300 |
| Hill, Prof. J. L., report | 309 |
| Hillman, Prof. F. H., dodder | 42 |
| Hitchcock, A. S., baled alfalfa | 104 |
| Feeding alfalfa alone | 148 |
| Quoted on irrigation | 77 |
| Hoard, Gov., brood sows | 155 |
| Yield | 23 |
| Rotation | 194 |
| Hoard’s Dairyman, economical butter | 144 |
| Hogs, alfalfa or blue grass for | 158 |
| Balanced ration for | 136 |
| Cut early for | 160 |
| Food for fattening | 46 |
| Kansas | 155 |
| Like alfalfa | 23, 154, 237 |
| Over stocking with | 161 |
| Pastured on surplus acres | 87 |
| Pasture for | 48, 108 |
| Hollingsworth, J. H. | 255 |
| Honey from alfalfa | 12, 178 |
| Hoove, See Bloat. | |
| Hopper dozer | 216 |
| Kansas | 218 |
| Prof. S. J. Hunter | 217 |
| Hopkins, Prof. C. G., pot cultures | 202 |
| Report | 253 |
| Hog raising, Kansas | 161 |
| Horse raising, Ohio | 166 |
| Raising | 165, 166 |
| Horses, alfalfa for work | 166 |
| Alfalfa for driving | 167 |
| Cheap feed for | 188 |
| Injure pasture | 109 |
| On pasture | 170 |
| Overfed | 166 |
| Thrive on pasture | 109 |
| Humus favors bacteria | 61 |
| Hunter, Prof. S. J., hopper dozer | 217 |
| Bees | 176 |
| Idaho, experiments | 251 |
| Italy, alfalfa introduced | 1 |
| Illinois, alfalfa in | 16 |
| Experiments | 253 |
| Feeding cows in | 152 |
| Pot culture experiments | 202 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Imported seed | 30, 31 |
| Impurities in seed | 32, 33 |
| Income, alfalfa | 22, 23, 25, 26 |
| Indiana, experiments | 254 |
| Yield in | 23 |
| Infected soil | 60 |
| Injuries from lime | 66 |
| Inoculation, Alabama | 232 |
| Any method helpful | 199 |
| Dangers of | 62 |
| Seed not needed | 64 |
| Failures expected | 201 |
| Illinois | 254 |
| Long Island | 288 |
| Massachusetts | 266 |
| Methods various | 63 |
| Necessary | 200 |
| Not like magic | 202 |
| Old theory | 197 |
| Soil, not needed | 64 |
| Soil, Sweet clover | 202 |
| Unnecessary | 200 |
| Virginia | 311 |
| With diseased soil | 62 |
| Insects carried by soil | 63 |
| In seeds | 31 |
| Introducing on farm | 28 |
| Iowa, experiments | 257 |
| Leaf spot in | 211 |
| Pig raising | 158 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Spring sowing | 54, 55 |
| Irish, C. W., depth of root growth | 6 |
| Irrigation after cutting | 73 |
| Alfalfa under | 72 |
| Before cutting | 73 |
| California | 238 |
| Colorado | 244 |
| Co-operative experiments | 76 |
| Effect on hay | 76 |
| Excessive | 72 |
| Gila River | 234 |
| Harrow | 24 |
| Idaho | 253 |
| Influence on composition | 74 |
| Influence on seed | 28 |
| Increases protein | 75 |
| Necessary to saturate soil | 78 |
| New Mexico | 283 |
| Oregon | 295 |
| Salt River | 236 |
| Spring | 73 |
| Utah bulletin | 74 |
| Water to acre, Utah | 77 |
| Irrigation Farming quoted | 73 |
| Irrigated land, yield | 10, 23 |
| Irrigations, number of | 77 |
| Italy, seed from | 32 |
| Jefferson, book dedicated to | 3 |
| Jenkins, Dr. E. H., report | 247 |
| Jones, John, report | 306 |
| Jones, O. S., report | 301 |
| Jordan, Dr. W. H., opinion of feed | 141 |
| Kafir corn preceding alfalfa | 49 |
| Fed with alfalfa | 125 |
| Feed composition | 136 |
| Kansas, alfalfa flowers | 176 |
| Alfalfa for dairyman | 149 |
| Alfilaria for | 228 |
| Annual top dressing | 70 |
| Bees | 175, 176 |
| Bulletin, balanced ration | 135 |
| Broadcasting at experiment station | 56 |
| Cows on small area | 144 |
| Curing in | 87 |
| Early cut hay for hogs | 160 |
| Ensiling | 151 |
| Crab grass | 68 |
| Eighty feet to water | 45 |
| Experiments | 259 |
| Fall sowing | 53 |
| Feeding cows | 144 |
| Feeding tests | 138, 142 |
| Grass in alfalfa fields | 112 |
| Gopher injuries | 213 |
| Hay, composition of | 76 |
| Hog raising | 155, 161, 163 |
| Hopper dozer | 218 |
| Horses raised | 165 |
| Lands, values increased | 204 |
| Low cost ration | 150 |
| Prairie dogs | 212 |
| Profit from hogs | 162 |
| Profit in | 22, 23, 25 |
| Preventing bloat | 111 |
| Protein in cuttings | 81 |
| Seed | 29 |
| Seed raising | 90 |
| Self-binder for harvesting | 88 |
| Sheep fattened | 171, 287 |
| Siloing | 102 |
| Soiling and pasturing | 123 |
| Sowing | 57 |
| Spring sowing | 55 |
| Station disfavors salt | 100 |
| Station on baling | 103 |
| Stock feeding | 103 |
| Storing in | 96 |
| Time to sow | 47 |
| Third cutting for seed | 91 |
| Wheat after alfalfa | 193 |
| Wintering horses | 167 |
| Work with scrub cows | 143 |
| Kenilworth Farms, Arizona | 235 |
| Kent County, Delaware | 249 |
| Kentucky experiments | 264 |
| Kiefer, H. W., report | 251 |
| Kilgore, Dr. B. W., report | 289 |
| Kirk, F. S., pasturing | 113 |
| Yield | 24 |
| Labor prices | 204 |
| Saved | 25 |
| Lake County, South Dakota | 301 |
| Lamb-feeding, Nebraska | 172 |
| Lambs, fattening | 46 |
| Fort Collins | 173 |
| On pasture | 114 |
| Never bloat | 172 |
| Pasturage for | 48 |
| Quarter in seed | 35 |
| Land, alfalfa on bottom | 24 |
| Foul, unfit for alfalfa | 59 |
| Values improved | 204 |
| Worthless made valuable | 25 |
| Langston, Alva, yield | 24 |
| Lantz, Prof. D. E., gopher injuries | 213 |
| Large alfalfa roots | 18 |
| Latitude influence on seed | 28 |
| Leaching, winter prevented | 48 |
| Leaf spot | 63, 211 |
| Legumes, bacteria on | 60 |
| Prepare soil | 49 |
| Leaves and stems, feed value compared | 82 |
| Broken by tedder | 84 |
| Lost in curing | 80, 82, 183 |
| Help in curing | 83 |
| Proportion to stems | 128 |
| Saved by slings | 94 |
| Pay for floor | 99 |
| Value | 79 |
| Lewis, D. C., report | 281 |
| Light discolors seed | 31 |
| Liggett, Prof. W. M., report | 269 |
| Lime, air slaked | 66 |
| Injuries | 66 |
| Must be applied | 64 |
| Needed | 45, 201 |
| Prevents mold | 100 |
| Small dressings advisable | 66 |
| Soil for | 231 |
| Liming | 249 |
| Connecticut | 248 |
| Massachusetts | 266 |
| Ohio | 290 |
| Lincoln County, Nebraska | 275 |
| Linseed meal and alfalfa compared | 127 |
| Feed composition | 137 |
| Replaced by alfalfa | 151 |
| Listing waxy ground | 52 |
| Litmus for testing soil | 45 |
| Loader, disadvantages | 95 |
| Loading, slings | 94 |
| Localities influence seed | 28 |
| Logan County, Idaho | 252 |
| Long Island, experiments | 288 |
| Loss from impure seed | 32 |
| Losses due to wetting | 81 |
| In curing | 82 |
| Louisiana, alfalfa in | 14 |
| Cutting in | 89 |
| Experiments | 265 |
| Lowden, F. M., report | 314 |
| Lucerne, book dedicated to Jefferson | 3 |
| Intermediate | 76 |
| Origin of name | 4 |
| Yellow | 7 |
| Lumps, soil, bad | 50 |
| Mangels, feed value | 126, 145 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Manitoba, alfalfa in | 14, 15 |
| Mammoth clover yields | 21 |
| Manure before seeding | 64 |
| Manuring | 46, 70 |
| Wheat land for alfalfa | 48 |
| Mare, ration for brood | 165, 169 |
| Marketing | 137 |
| Markham, L. W., experiments | 245 |
| Maryland, alfalfa in | 16 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Massachusetts, analyses, clover | 20 |
| Experiments | 266 |
| Matthies, John | 248 |
| Maximum yield, irrigation | 77 |
| Maury County, Tennessee | 303 |
| Mayo, Prof. N. S., bloat | 116 |
| McEathron, George E., report | 301 |
| McNeil, E. W., succeeds in West Virginia | 317 |
| Meadow fescue and alfalfa compared | 21 |
| Fescue and alfalfa yields | 21 |
| Meal, Prof. Cottrell’s opinion | 183 |
| Superior to hay | 184 |
| Sown with seed | 56 |
| Meat production in South | 14 |
| Medicago denticulata, bacteria | 60 |
| Medicago foliata | 7 |
| Medicago media | 76 |
| Medicago sativa | 4 |
| Medicine Hat, yield | 14 |
| Medick, black, an adulterant | 35 |
| Medicks, fifty species | 36 |
| Meeting at Mr. Worker’s | 18 |
| Melilotus, bacteria on | 60 |
| Merrill, Prof. L. A., fed horses | 168 |
| On cuttings | 128 |
| Mexican fields, old | 5 |
| Mexico, alfalfa introduced in | 2 |
| Alfilaria for | 228 |
| Growing | 244 |
| Michigan, experiments | 268 |
| Middlesex County, New Jersey | 281 |
| Middlings, food value | 132 |
| Milk, alfalfa in making | 143 |
| Balanced ration | 135 |
| Cost of gallon | 150 |
| Flow increased | 152 |
| Tests | 143 |
| The marketable product | 147 |
| Value an acre | 144 |
| Yield increased | 146 |
| Yield, pasture and soiling | 123 |
| Miller, Henry, experiments | 238 |
| Miller, Prof. M. F., report | 270 |
| Millet, alfalfa sown with | 51 |
| And alfalfa compared | 146, 148 |
| As preparatory crop | 52 |
| Before reseeding | 72 |
| Best to precede alfalfa | 49 |
| Between potatoes and alfalfa | 48 |
| Fed with alfalfa | 125 |
| Feed value | 132, 145 |
| Good to precede | 50 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Minimum water to apply | 77 |
| Minnesota, experiments | 260 |
| Field, old | 9 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Spring sowing | 55 |
| Time to sow | 47 |
| Yield in | 14 |
| Missouri, alfalfa in | 16 |
| Experiments | 270 |
| Fall sowing | 53 |
| Moisture absorbed by straw | 97 |
| Conserve before seeding | 47 |
| Robbed by nurse crop | 58 |
| Molasses, adulterated with | 265 |
| With alfalfa | 185 |
| Mold, prevent in stacks | 90 |
| Moldy seed | 27 |
| Monmouth County, New Jersey | 282 |
| Montana, experiments | 271 |
| Pasturing sheep | 114 |
| Seed | 29 |
| Sheep fattening | 205 |
| Moore, Dr. G. T., breeds bacteria | 108 |
| Moore, Prof. R. A., report | 311 |
| Morgan, Prof. H. A., report | 302 |
| Mortgage lifter | 11 |
| Mow, fires | 95 |
| Storing | 95 |
| Mower not favored for seed harvest | 90 |
| Mowing, early | 21 |
| For yellow leaf | 67 |
| Improves stand | 67 |
| In wet season | 68 |
| May be wrong | 68 |
| Mulch not needed | 68 |
| “Musts” | 225 |
| National Hay Association grades | 106 |
| Neale, Dr. Arthur F., report | 248 |
| Nebraska, alfamo | 185 |
| Alfilaria for | 228 |
| Comparative yields | 21 |
| Curing | 87 |
| Experiments | 273 |
| Fall sowing | 53 |
| Feed tests | 139 |
| Hog feeding test | 159 |
| Hopper dozer | 216 |
| Lamb feeding | 172 |
| Lands, values increased | 204 |
| Profit | 22, 23, 25 |
| Sand hills | 15, 17 |
| Seed | 29 |
| Sheep fattened | 171, 205 |
| Soiling | 123 |
| Spring sowing | 54 |
| Stock feeding | 103 |
| Work horses fed | 166 |
| Nebraska Farmer, on cutting | 69 |
| Nebraska Farmer, various fields | 148 |
| Nelson, J. P., report | 282 |
| Nematodes in soil | 62 |
| Nevada, alfalfa in | 14 |
| Alfalfa, on sagebrush land | 15 |
| Deserts, alfalfa succeeds in | 17 |
| New Brunswick, alfalfa unknown in | 15 |
| New England, cutting | 89 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Soiling | 124 |
| Success | 311 |
| New Hampshire, experiments | 279 |
| New Jersey, experiments | 280 |
| Hay composition | 76 |
| Milk test | 143 |
| Feed values | 132 |
| Plant food to acre | 192 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Yields of clover | 20 |
| New Mexico, alfilaria for | 228 |
| Experiments | 283 |
| New Milford, Connecticut | 248 |
| Seed, new preferred | 30 |
| New York, alfalfa introduced | 3 |
| Alfalfa success | 17 |
| Dairymen claim profits | 144 |
| Experiments | 287 |
| Lands improved | 26 |
| Old field | 9 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Soiling advisable | 124 |
| New York Station fodder crops | 126 |
| Newman, Prof. C. L., report | 299 |
| Nitro-cultures | 249 |
| Nitrogen from roots | 10 |
| From soil | 52 |
| Gathered | 190, 192 |
| Gathered by cowpeas | 49 |
| Not needed | 10 |
| Old plants need none | 60 |
| Robbed by nurse crop | 58 |
| Specially needed | 65 |
| Sustains bacteria | 60 |
| Nobbe, discovery of bacteria | 197 |
| Nodules formed | 59 |
| North Carolina, experiments | 289 |
| North Dakota, experiments | 286 |
| Turkestan alfalfa | 8 |
| Nova Scotia, alfalfa unknown | 15 |
| Nurse crop, effects of cutting alfalfa | 59 |
| Iowa | 257 |
| Or not? | 58 |
| Nutrient values, various | 145 |
| Oat grass yields | 21 |
| Oat hay, analysis | 127 |
| And alfalfa compared | 148 |
| Feed value | 145 |
| Oat straw feed value | 145 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Oats, sown with alfalfa | 51 |
| And peas, feed value | 126, 132 |
| As nurse crop | 58 |
| Before reseeding | 72 |
| Following alfalfa | 193 |
| Feed value | 132 |
| Foster weeds | 59 |
| Ohio bulletin, seed | 33, 34 |
| Experiments | 290 |
| Fall sowing | 53 |
| Farmer sows thickly | 58 |
| Horse raising | 166 |
| Pasturing lambs | 114 |
| Preliminary seeding | 51 |
| Requisites in growing | 225 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Oil meal and alfalfa compared | 140 |
| Oklahoma, cutting | 89 |
| Experiments | 292 |
| Pasturing | 113 |
| Seed | 29 |
| Yield | 24 |
| Olmstead and Olmstead, report | 273 |
| Ontario, lamb feeding | 173 |
| Yield | 14 |
| Orchard, alfalfa in | 223 |
| Orchard-grass, yields | 21 |
| Feed value | 145 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| With alfalfa | 111 |
| Oregon, experiments | 295 |
| Osborne County, Kansas | 260 |
| Otterson, James, report | 252 |
| Otis, Prof. D. H., feeding cows | 144 |
| Pasture for hogs | 163 |
| Overfeeding horses | 166 |
| Over stocking with hogs | 161 |
| Panicum capillare, a weed | 69 |
| Panicum sanguinale, a weed | 68 |
| Destroying | 303 |
| Parasites in purchased soil | 62 |
| Pasture, alfalfa in grass | 51 |
| And soiling compared | 123 |
| Cattle | 263 |
| Grasses, feed value | 145 |
| Horses | 263 |
| Lamb | 48 |
| Only when established | 108 |
| Pig | 48 |
| Poultry | 180 |
| Sheep | 263 |
| Stock | 24 |
| Uplands | 116 |
| Pasturing | 107 |
| Cattle | 113 |
| Horses | 170 |
| Previous to seeding | 47 |
| Rules for | 116 |
| When to stop | 108 |
| Pennsylvania, alfalfa introduced | 3 |
| Bulletin, curing | 83 |
| Experiments | 297 |
| Seed for | 29 |
| Soiling advisable | 124 |
| Perry, C. D., report | 259 |
| Physical effects, root growth | 6 |
| Effects on soil | 21 |
| Phosphoric acid needed | 65 |
| Pig, See Hog. | |
| Pigs, death rate reduced | 155 |
| Pigweed in seed | 35 |
| Pinal County, Arizona | 235 |
| Pin-clover | 227 |
| Pittuck, Prof. B. C., report | 297 |
| Plantain in seed | 41 |
| Plants smother in wet land | 44 |
| Smothered under windrows | 84 |
| Weak with nurse crops | 58 |
| Pliny praised alfalfa | 1 |
| Plow, character of tool | 195 |
| Plowing, deep, necessary | 46 |
| Difficult | 195 |
| For other crops | 193 |
| Importance of careful | 195 |
| Proper | 221 |
| Recent not good | 50 |
| Sod, rate of | 195 |
| Stand renewed by | 72 |
| Plowings saved | 21 |
| Pods poorly filled | 89 |
| Pork, producing cheap | 158 |
| Potash specially needed | 65 |
| Potatoes following alfalfa | 193 |
| Precede alfalfa | 48, 50 |
| Poultry thrive on | 180 |
| Prairie dogs, destroying | 215 |
| Injure alfalfa | 212 |
| Preparation, proper | 220 |
| Soil | 46 |
| Preparatory crops | 49, 50 |
| Presses for baling | 104 |
| Press drills favored | 56 |
| Prices received | 22, 23 |
| Profit reduced in feeding cows | 146 |
| Profits | 22, 23, 25, 144, 147 |
| Protection, winter | 108 |
| From sun not needed | 58 |
| Protein, abundance in alfalfa | 125 |
| And carbohydrates not interchangeable | 136 |
| Digestible | 126 |
| Excess in ration | 137 |
| Function of | 134 |
| Highest in first cutting | 129 |
| In clover | 20, 21 |
| Increased by irrigation | 75 |
| In early cuttings | 81 |
| In hay | 76 |
| Percentage in leaves | 79 |
| Values, various feeds | 145 |
| Provence, seed from | 32 |
| Prowers County, Colorado | 245 |
| Purgatives for bloat | 122 |
| Quebec, alfalfa in | 15 |
| Quicklime very caustic | 66 |
| Rain, cutting after | 82 |
| Hay-caps | 89 |
| Rain-fall effect on hay | 75 |
| Influence on seed | 28 |
| Raiscot, Alfred, report | 271 |
| Rake, Monarch | 262 |
| Side delivery | 87 |
| Time to start | 84 |
| Range of soils | 16, 17 |
| Rape, analysis | 127 |
| And alfalfa for hogs compared | 162 |
| Ration, balanced | 134 |
| Balanced, explained | 135 |
| Cost of | 150, 151 |
| Money value | 138 |
| Unbalanced | 134 |
| Receipts | 22, 23, 25 |
| Recleaning seed, importance | 32 |
| Recleaning to remove dodder | 42 |
| Redding, Prof. R. J., report | 250 |
| Red-top and alfalfa compared | 148 |
| Yields | 21 |
| Renewing growth | 71 |
| Rentals of land | 26 |
| Reseeding | 65, 66, 71, 72 |
| Rhode Island, experiments | 298 |
| Rib grass in alfalfa seed | 41 |
| Rice meal, food value | 132 |
| Richmond, Indiana | 255 |
| Rick, measuring for tonnage | 229 |
| Preferred | 100 |
| Roberts, Prof. H. F., adulterants | 35 |
| Robinson, J. W., raises horses | 165 |
| Rome, alfalfa taken to | 1 |
| Roofing for hay sheds | 99 |
| Root growth | 190 |
| Growth, physical effect | 6 |
| System | 6 |
| Roots, deep | 6 |
| Nitrogen in soil from | 10 |
| Spindling, with nurse crop | 58 |
| Thumb-sized | 18 |
| Value of | 21, 191 |
| Rot, root | 212 |
| Rotation necessary | 194 |
| Roughness supplied by alfalfa | 18 |
| Various kinds to feed | 145 |
| Rural New-Yorker, article quoted | 17 |
| Rutabagas, fodder value | 126 |
| Rye bran, food value | 132 |
| Grass yields | 21 |
| Winter cover | 48, 49 |
| Sacramento River, growth | 241 |
| Sagebrush land for | 252 |
| Land, new alfalfa on | 15 |
| Sales | 22, 23 |
| Salt River, irrigation | 236 |
| Salt in storing hay | 100 |
| San Mateo County, California | 238 |
| San Miguel County, New Mexico | 285 |
| Sand hills, Nebraska, alfalfa succeeds | 15, 17 |
| Scott Bros., yield | 22, 23 |
| Screened alfalfa seed recommended | 36 |
| Scrub-oak land for | 288 |
| Seed, adulterated | 33 |
| Analysis | 33 |
| Bed, securing a fine | 48 |
| Bees insure fertile | 175 |
| Best costly | 41 |
| Best from Provence | 32 |
| Buck-horn in | 41 |
| Bur clover in | 39 |
| Bushel weight | 31 |
| Characteristics | 37 |
| Cheap | 27, 41 |
| Conditions influencing germination | 57 |
| Cutting time | 89 |
| Damp | 27 |
| Dodder described | 41 |
| Dodder in | 32 |
| Exports and imports | 31 |
| Failures, imported | 30 |
| Farmer to blame for poor bought | 41 |
| First cutting not for | 89 |
| For Illinois | 29 |
| For Iowa | 29 |
| For Ohio | 29 |
| For Pennsylvania | 29 |
| Formation, bees help in | 176 |
| Good costly | 29 |
| Good, essential | 27 |
| Harvesting | 89 |
| Importance of pure | 35 |
| Impurities | 32 |
| Imported, Department of Agriculture | 7 |
| Increased by bees | 175 |
| Influences affecting | 28 |
| Injuries by storing | 30 |
| Inoculation not needed | 64 |
| Insects in | 31 |
| Introduced from Europe | 3 |
| Kansas | 29 |
| Kept several years | 30 |
| Kind to buy | 29 |
| Large and small | 38 |
| Losses in stored | 30 |
| Moldy | 27 |
| Nebraska | 29 |
| Necessity of drying | 90 |
| New preferred | 30 |
| Northern grown | 28 |
| Noxious | 34 |
| Oklahoma | 29 |
| Old | 27 |
| Plantain in | 41 |
| Pods, poorly filled | 89 |
| Poor, cause failures | 221 |
| Precautions in buying | 29 |
| Pure | 28 |
| Purest in third cutting | 91 |
| Quality of | 27 |
| Quantity sowed | 24, 56 |
| Raising, dry climate | 28 |
| Raising, humid climates | 28, 92 |
| Raising, Kansas | 90 |
| Removing infertile | 91 |
| Removing weed | 91 |
| Returns | 22, 23 |
| Rib grass in | 41 |
| Roberts on pure | 35 |
| Selection | 27, 28 |
| Sifting to remove dodder | 42 |
| Size of Bur clover | 39 |
| Size of | 38 |
| Storing | 31 |
| Substitution of trefoil | 39 |
| Test before buying | 29 |
| Third crop self sown | 72 |
| Third cutting for | 91 |
| Types of | 37 |
| Utah vs. imported | 30 |
| Value in Arizona | 235 |
| Vitality injured in stack | 90 |
| Weed in alfalfa | 34 |
| Yield | 91 |
| Yield, Arizona | 237 |
| Seeding | 44 |
| After disking unnecessary | 71 |
| Alabama | 231 |
| Arizona | 233 |
| California | 238 |
| Colorado | 244 |
| Drill or broadcast | 55 |
| Fall | 49 |
| Importance of | 79 |
| July | 66 |
| Kansas | 258 |
| Manure before | 64 |
| Pennsylvania | 297 |
| Preliminary | 51 |
| Soaking soil before | 73 |
| Seeder, Cahoon | 234 |
| Gem | 242 |
| Seeders, various | 56 |
| Seeds dead | 27 |
| Fertile few | 89 |
| Seedsmen to blame for bad seed | 41 |
| Selection of seed | 27, 28 |
| Self sowing third crop | 72 |
| Self-binder, harvesting with | 88 |
| In seed harvest | 90 |
| Selling inoculated soil | 61 |
| Separator, J. I. Case | 237 |
| Separators in threshing seed | 91 |
| Shed, hay | 99 |
| Sheep, dangers to, from pasturing | 109, 113 |
| Eat bindweed | 219 |
| Fort Collins | 174 |
| Losses from bloat | 113 |
| Old, kept off pasture | 114 |
| Shepperd, Prof. J. H., report | 289 |
| Sifting out dodder | 42 |
| Silage for cows | 152 |
| Storing as | 101 |
| Superior to hay | 151 |
| Silo, advantages of using | 151 |
| Cost of | 152 |
| For alfalfa | 101 |
| Siloing suggestions | 102 |
| Slings in stacking | 94 |
| Smead, Dr. D. C., horse feeding | 168 |
| Smith, Prof. C. D., report | 268 |
| Smith, Prof. H. R., feed test | 139 |
| Smothering under windrows | 84 |
| In wet land | 44 |
| Snake River irrigation | 251 |
| Soaking soil before seeding | 73 |
| Sod, breaking, for alfalfa | 50 |
| Hard to plow | 195 |
| Soil acid, unfavorable | 44 |
| Acidity determined | 45 |
| Adobe | 239 |
| And seeding | 44 |
| Baked, avoid | 46 |
| Bur clover for inoculating | 60 |
| Buying inoculated | 60, 61 |
| Buying not necessary | 61 |
| Buying infected | 60 |
| Buying, objections to | 61 |
| Character affects irrigation | 77 |
| Conditions demanded | 52 |
| Conditions essential | 46 |
| Depleted, improved | 16 |
| Diseased, for inoculation | 62 |
| For alfalfa | 15 |
| Gumbo | 261 |
| Hardpan | 16, 18 |
| Improved by alfalfa | 16, 190 |
| Improvement due to alfalfa | 16 |
| Inoculated for sale | 61 |
| Inoculated, quantity to acre | 61 |
| Inoculation | 59, 197 |
| Inoculation, dangers of | 62 |
| Inoculation, meal or hay for | 63 |
| Inoculation, not necessary | 63, 64 |
| Listed | 52 |
| Never work wet | 46 |
| Not exhausted by alfalfa | 10 |
| Preparation | 46, 297 |
| Preparing, Arizona | 233, 236 |
| Preparing, Colorado | 243 |
| Preparation, Washington | 314 |
| Restrictions, obsolete | 44 |
| Robbed of lime | 44 |
| Rocky | 19 |
| Sugar tree land | 255 |
| Waxy | 52 |
| Wet makes failures | 44 |
| Soiling | 107, 122 |
| Advised in East | 124 |
| And pasturing compared | 123 |
| Nebraska | 123 |
| Pigs | 124 |
| Sorghum analysis | 127 |
| Bad to precede alfalfa | 49 |
| Consumes moisture | 49 |
| Fails to increase milk flow | 148 |
| Fed with alfalfa | 125 |
| Feed value | 145 |
| Hay, feed composition | 136 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Soule, Prof. Andrew M., report | 311 |
| South Africa, alfalfa in | 15 |
| South Carolina, experiments in | 299 |
| Old field | 9 |
| South Dakota, experiments | 300 |
| South favors spring sowing | 52 |
| Land values increased | 205 |
| Sowing time | 47 |
| Southern farms, self supplied | 14 |
| Southern seed | 28 |
| Sowing dates | 47 |
| Fall | 49, 53 |
| Foul land | 59 |
| Spring disadvantages | 53 |
| Spring or fall? | 52 |
| Spring, on wheat ground | 48 |
| Points to remember | 47 |
| Time, South | 47 |
| Time, Central States | 47 |
| Sows, brood, Mississippi | 155 |
| Like alfalfa | 154 |
| Soy beans, feed value | 145 |
| Feed composition | 137 |
| Spain, alfalfa introduced | 1, 2 |
| Takes alfalfa to America | 2 |
| Spillman, Prof. W. J., opinion | 9 |
| Spontaneous combustion, See Fire. | |
| Spot, leaf | 211 |
| Spots, bare, in lodged nurse crop | 59 |
| Restoring bare | 71 |
| Spotted leaf, mowing for | 67 |
| Spring or fall sowing? | 52 |
| Spring sowing, disadvantages | 53 |
| Sowing favored | 53 |
| Sowing, importance of early | 58 |
| Spurrier on alfalfa | 3 |
| Favors drills | 67 |
| Stack, curing in | 90 |
| Elevate bottom of | 100 |
| Fires in | 95 |
| Protect top | 100 |
| Sweating in | 90 |
| Stacks, condemned | 99 |
| Covering seed | 90 |
| Preventing mold in | 90 |
| Stacker, Landen | 235 |
| Stacking, conditions | 100 |
| Dry | 93 |
| In ricks | 259 |
| Losses from | 98 |
| Operations in | 87 |
| Precautions | 90 |
| Seed crop | 89 |
| Slings recommended | 94 |
| Stadmueller, F. H. | 248 |
| Stand, ideal | 57 |
| Improving | 67 |
| Increasing | 51 |
| Plowing to renew | 72 |
| Poor | 27, 30, 54 |
| Securing good | 220 |
| Thickening | 72 |
| With nurse crop | 58 |
| Starch in corn | 22 |
| Needed by bacteria | 60 |
| Steers pick up on alfalfa | 125 |
| Stellaria media, destroying | 297 |
| Stems and leaves, food value compared | 82 |
| Stewart, Prof. J. H., report | 310 |
| Stock, best way to market alfalfa | 137 |
| Fed, Utah | 25 |
| Injure alfalfa | 107 |
| Keep off field | 221 |
| Stodder, J. F., bloat | 112 |
| Storer, Prof. F. H., hay-caps | 85, 86 |
| Storing | 93 |
| As silage | 101 |
| In barn | 95 |
| In evening | 97 |
| Seed | 31 |
| Stover and alfalfa compared | 140, 148 |
| Fed with alfalfa | 125, 144 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Straw, feed value | 145 |
| Feeding value, Colorado | 245 |
| For stack feed | 91 |
| Money in | 22, 23 |
| On damp hay | 97 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Value of | 91, 240 |
| Stubble, value of | 21, 191 |
| Stubbs, Dr. W. C., experiments | 265 |
| Subsoil, tough, roots in | 18 |
| Subsoiling effects of alfalfa | 16, 194 |
| Substitute for alfalfa | 36 |
| Substitutes, recognising | 40 |
| Substitution of trefoil for alfalfa | 39 |
| Success depends on cultivation | 44 |
| Typical in New York | 17 |
| Sugar and alfalfa | 185 |
| Sugar beet dependent on alfalfa | 173 |
| Sugar beets, feed value | 126, 145 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Sugar, losses in hay | 81 |
| Sun not greatest curing agent | 83 |
| Swath, alfalfa lying in | 84 |
| Sweating before baling | 103 |
| In stack | 90 |
| Sweet clover in alfalfa seed | 32 |
| Clover soil for inoculation | 60, 202 |
| Swine, See Hogs. | |
| Swing seeder | 56 |
| Synoground, N. O. P., report | 302 |
| Syracuse, alfalfa near | 17 |
| Sysonby eats alfalfa | 167 |
| Taliaferro, Prof. W. T. L., opinion | 16 |
| Tapping for bloat | 119 |
| Taproot | 6 |
| Taylor, Prof. Frederick W., report | 279 |
| Tedder, loss from using | 84 |
| Starting | 84 |
| Ten Eyck, Prof. A. M., burning weeds | 69 |
| Dimensions of ton | 229 |
| Hay | 76 |
| Hay composition | 75 |
| Silo | 102 |
| Tennessee, experiments | 302 |
| Testing soil for acidity | 45 |
| Texas, alfalfa cut nine times | 10 |
| Alfilaria for | 228 |
| Bulletin, feed stuffs | 127 |
| Curing | 87 |
| Cutting | 89 |
| Experiments | 303 |
| Yields | 9 |
| Thawing, harm from | 50 |
| Thickening stand | 72 |
| Thompson, W. O., report | 275 |
| Thorne, Prof. Charles E., report | 290 |
| Threshing made easy | 90 |
| Time between cuttings | 24 |
| To cut | 89 |
| To sow | 47 |
| Timothy and alfalfa compared | 21, 79, 127, 148, 222 |
| Alfalfa sown with | 51 |
| Before alfalfa | 50 |
| Fodder value | 126, 132, 145 |
| Protein value | 133 |
| Ton, cubic feet in | 229 |
| Top-dressing annual | 70 |
| Benefit of | 74 |
| Trampling, effects of | 59 |
| Transportation, solving problems | 186 |
| Trefoil seed in alfalfa | 32 |
| Yellow, adulterant | 33 |
| Yellow, in alfalfa | 36 |
| Yellow, beak on seed | 39 |
| Yellow, chief adulterant | 35 |
| Yellow, distinguished | 39 |
| Yellow, size of seed | 33 |
| Yellow, to distinguish seed | 37 |
| Yellow, recognizing seed | 39 |
| Trocar for bloat | 119 |
| Tubercles formed | 59 |
| Office of | 197 |
| Turkestan, alfalfa | 7, 29 |
| Alfalfa, North Dakota | 8 |
| Alfalfa, South Dakota | 300 |
| Turnips, feed value | 145 |
| Utah bulletin, nutrients | 131 |
| Bulletin, various cuttings | 128 |
| Bulletin, irrigation | 74 |
| Bulletin, Utah county, Utah | 306 |
| Co-operative work | 76 |
| Dates of cutting | 78 |
| Experiments | 304 |
| Experiments, early cutting | 81 |
| Fall sowing | 53 |
| Feeding test | 138 |
| Hardy seed | 92 |
| Hay, composition | 76 |
| Horsefeeding | 168 |
| Reports profits | 25 |
| Seed | 29 |
| Seed not favored | 92 |
| Seed sown by Cottrell | 30 |
| Shoat raising | 156 |
| Water applied in | 77 |
| Value, leaves | 79 |
| Straw | 91 |
| Poorly cured hay | 87 |
| Values received | 25 |
| Feed, various | 145 |
| Varieties | 6 |
| Alleged | 28 |
| Ventilation in hay shed | 99 |
| Vermont, experiments | 15, 309 |
| Virginia, experiment | 311 |
| Vitality, injured in stack | 90 |
| Voorhees, Dr. E. B., report | 280 |
| Wallace, Henry, spring sowing | 54 |
| Wallaces’ Farmer, spring sowing | 54 |
| Walla Walla County, Washington | 307, 314, 315 |
| Wallingford, Connecticut | 248 |
| Washing, soil, prevented | 48 |
| Washington, yield | 10, 23 |
| Experiments | 314 |
| Waste, feeding cows | 144, 146, 152 |
| Water, effect on hay composition | 76 |
| Cold, delays growth | 73 |
| Too much irrigation | 72 |
| Effects on composition of hay | 74, 75 |
| Quantity to acre, Utah | 77 |
| Eighty feet below surface | 44 |
| Amount required, Arizona | 234 |
| Watrous, Prof. F. L., alfalfa in orchards | 223 |
| Watson, Prof. George C., report | 297 |
| Watson ranch, horses fed alfalfa | 166 |
| Wayne County, Indiana | 254 |
| Weed seeds in alfalfa | 32, 27, 34, 41 |
| Seeds, removing | 91 |
| Weeds, burning | 69 |
| Carried by soil | 63 |
| Chief enemies | 206 |
| Failures due to | 48 |
| Fewer in third cutting | 91 |
| In horse pasture | 110 |
| Keeping down | 47 |
| Kill, before seeding | 206 |
| Not prevented by nurse crop | 59 |
| Poor farming causes | 206 |
| Preventing | 47 |
| Repressed | 46 |
| Retarded by clipping | 68 |
| Subduing in July | 66 |
| Weevils in seed | 31 |
| Weight of bushel | 31 |
| West Virginia, experiments | 317 |
| Wet feet, alfalfa can’t stand | 18, 44, 212 |
| Wetting delays curing | 81 |
| Wheat and alfalfa compared | 19, 25 |
| Following alfalfa | 193 |
| Increasing yield | 194 |
| Straw, protein value | 133 |
| With alfalfa | 51 |
| Wheelbarrow seeder | 56 |
| Wheeler, Dr. H. J., report | 208 |
| Widtsoe, Prof. J. A., nutrients | 131 |
| Wilcox, Lute, quoted | 73 |
| Williams, C. H., pasturing sheep | 114 |
| Wilson, Prof. James W., report | 300 |
| Wing, Joseph E. | 290 |
| Curing | 83 |
| Horse raising | 166 |
| Pasturing lambs | 114 |
| Preliminary seeding | 51 |
| Windrows, curing in | 87 |
| Leaving hay in | 84 |
| Smothering under | 84 |
| Wisconsin, brood sows | 155 |
| Report | 317 |
| Time to sow | 47 |
| Wintering sows | 156 |
| Yield | 9, 23 |
| Witch-grass less bad than crab grass | 69 |
| Woodford, J. E., hog raising | 163 |
| Work animals, alfalfa for | 14 |
| Worker’s, grange meeting at Mr. | 18 |
| Worm, army | 219 |
| Worn-out soils restored | 16 |
| Wyoming, fertilizing value of alfalfa | 192 |
| Experiments | 322 |
| Seed | 29 |
| Xerxes carried alfalfa to Greece | 1 |
| Yield, acre | 126 |
| Affected by irrigation | 77 |
| Alfalfa and grass compared | 21 |
| Arabian alfalfa | 8 |
| Arizona | 234 |
| Below sea level | 15 |
| Best when no nurse crop | 59 |
| Butter, pasture and soiling | 123 |
| Compared with clover | 20 |
| Corn and alfalfa | 22 |
| District of Columbia | 14 |
| 1815 | 3 |
| Fodders, various | 148 |
| Increased by irrigation | 74 |
| Indiana | 24 |
| Irrigations affect | 77 |
| Irrigated land | 10, 23 |
| Largest annual | 128 |
| Louisiana | 14 |
| Manitoba | 14 |
| Maximum under irrigation | 78 |
| Medicine Hat | 14 |
| Milk increased | 146 |
| Minnesota | 14 |
| New Jersey | 20 |
| Not impaired by hogs | 108 |
| Oklahoma | 24 |
| Ontario | 14 |
| Reduced by wrong cutting | 80 |
| Seed | 91 |
| South Africa | 15 |
| Turkestan, North Dakota | 8 |
| Twelve tons under irrigation | 72 |
| Washington | 10 |
| Wisconsin | 23 |
| Yields, big, poor land | 65 |
| Irrigation, Utah | 78 |
| Profitable | 22, 23 |
| Texas | 9 |
| Wisconsin | 9, 23 |
| Zoller, Isaac, report | 287 |