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LIST OF AVAILABLE 11IP1EOGRAPHED
EXPERT:ENT STATIOI: CIRCULARS OF INFOEIATION
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EXTENSION CIF.CULARS
Extension Circular 464
October 1945
Issued by
Agricultural Experiment Station
and
Federal Cooperative Extmsion Service
of the
Oregon State System of Higher Education
Oregon State College
Corvallis
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Federal Cooperative Extension Service
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics
Wm. A. Schoenfeld, Director
Oregon State College and United States Department of Agriculture Cooperating
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LIST OF AVAILABLE MIMEOGRAPHED
EXPERIMENT STATION CIRCULARS OF INFORMATION
AND
EXTENSION CIRCULARS
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Issued by
Agriciltural Experiment Station
and
Federal Cooperative Extension Service
of the
Oregon $tate System of Higher Education
Oregon State College
Corvallis
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Extension Circulars
EC-299
Carlot shipments of fruits and vegetables in Oregon by points of origin.
EC-300
EC-301
EC-305
EC-318
Agricultural income in Oregon - sources and trends.
Carlot unloads of fruits and vegetables fran Oregon in 66 markets, 1925-35.
Dried fruit 8hipments from Oregon by water 1927-36.
Production and income statistics for certain specialty farm products in
Oregon - 1936.
Production and income statistics for certain specialty farm products in
Oregon - 1937.
4-H club rural electrification project.
A low-head turbine for farm hydro-e1ectric development.
Production and income statistics for specialty farm.
Sweet corn growing and marketing.
Production and income statistics for specialty farm products, Oregon, 1939.
A special assembly of agricultural statistics, State of Oregon.
Small fruitsl940 - Production and income statistics for Oregon by counties.
Forage seed crops - 1940 (Production and income statistics for Oregon by
counties).
OSC. farm building plan service. Listing farm building plans available.
Father-son partnership agreements in farming.
A victory slogan for Oregon farm families Grow our own - - - garden meat - poultry - milk for health, convenience, patriotism, conservation.
Livestock, dairy, and poultry - Radio market reports.
Preventing fire losses from spontaneous ignition of hay.
Household equiment - its care and simple repair.
Farm machinery repair check list.
Oregon farmers - Do you need boys like this?
Oregon farmers need farm volunteers for all summer work.
Economic farm units in Oregon.
The evaluation of farm land,
1925-35.
EC-319
EC-330
EO-332
EC.-334
EC-344
EC-353
EC-357
EC.-371
EC-375
EC-376
EC-379
EC-38l
EC-391
EC-412
EJ-416
EC-423
EC-438
EC-439
EC-443
EC-444
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AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS (Continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI.-151
SCI-152
SCI-154
SCI-l55
SCI-156
SCI-157
sci-16i
SCI-163
SCI-164
SCI-169
SCI-211
SCL-230
SCI-281
SCI-286
SCI-289
SCI-306
SCI-313
SCI-317
SCI-337
SCI-338
SCI-340
SCI-341
Statistical data regarding farm labor in Oregon, published in cooperation
with the Federal Emergency Relief Adm. in connection with a plan of
cooperative rural research work, May 1936.
Employment of berry pickers in the Gresham berry district, preliminary
information, published in cooperation with the FERA in connection with
a plan of cooperative rural research work, June 1936.
Summary and analysis of applicants for rural rehabilitation in fourteen
counties, published in cooperation with the FERA in connection with a
plan of cooperative rural research work, from data from the records of
the State Relief Committee and the Rural Rehabilitiation Corporation
of Oregon, June 1936.
Mobility and migration of rural relief households in six Oregon counties,
published in cooperation with the FERA in connection with a plan of
cooperative rural research work, June 1936.
Age, sex, residence and occupation of rural relief population in six
counties in Oregon, published in cooperation with the FERA in connection with a plan of cooperative rural research work, July 1936.
Preliminary information concerning immigration into rural districts in
Oregon, Jan. 1933-June 1936, published in cooperation with the FERA
in connection with a plan of cooperative rural research, August 1936.
Relative average prices received by farmers in Oregon by districts and
counties, 1926-35.
(Excerts from the
Cost and returns of agricultural research in Oregon.
Biennial Report of the Experiment Station.)
Preliminary data concerning an immigrant family survey in Oregon, January
1930 to November 1936.
Oregon lands, handbook of statistics (for use of county agents and others
interested in the land problems of Oregon).
Examples of research and technical services of the Oregon Agricultural
Experiment Station in marketing Oregon farm products.
Report of special agricultural investigations.
Survey of farm trucks in Oregon.
Progress report of special agricultural investigations authorized by the
Oregon Legislature, 1941 Session (House Bill 534)
Farm furnished living on Willainette Valley farms.
Renting farm machinery.
Considerations relating to state and federal regulation of fluid milk
prices in Oregon.
OPA dressed meat ceilings, subsidies to slaughterers and comparable live
animal values.
Harvest labor efficiency on cane fruits in Oregon.
Harvest labor efficiency on strawberries in Oregon.
Harvest labor efficiency on sour cherries in Oregon.
Youth labor efficiency in harvesting sweet cherries, Willamette Valley,
Oregon.
SCI-342
SCI-353
SCI-355
SCI-356
Harvest labor efficiency on hops in Oregon.
Progress report of special agricultural investigations authorized by the
Oregon Legislature, 1943 Session (House Bills 413, 291, and 209).
Three-section orchard roller.
Tilting-bed implement trailer.
3
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
Extension Circulars
EC-333
EC-368
EC-402
EC-403
EC-404
EC-406
EC-446
EC-447
EC-449
EC-450
EC-455
EC-456
EC-458
concrete septic tank for the farm.
Liquid manure tanks.
Truck buck rake.
Slide hay stacker.
Overshot stacker.
Two-way drag buck.
Power buck rakes.
A tractor-mounted post-hole auger.
Tractor-mounted manure loader.
An electric drag saw.
Cattle guard (reinforced concrete).
Cattle guard (wood construction).
Rust preventive compounds.
A
CROP PESTS AND DISEASES
Extension Circulars
EC-327
EC-352
EC-382
EC-454
Method for determining pea weevil infestation.
Fumigation against insects.
Ptalnut blight control in Oregon.
Zinc treatments for little leaf.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
Combating fleas.
Yellow rust of red raspberry.
SC 1-101 Slime-flux of ornamental hardwood trees.
SC I-lOS Seed potato treatnent.
SCI-112 Fire blight (pear blight) of pears, apples, etc.
SCI-132 Blossom end rot of tomato,
SCI-133 Crown gall of roses.
SCI-134 Verticillium wilt of shrub and tree nursery stock.
SCI-138 Firethorn scab.
SCI-139 The Chrysanthemum midge.
SCI-140 The Cyciamen mite.
SCI-142 A synopsis of some of the more important insect enemies of coniferous
nursery stock in Oregon,
SC 1-143 The European earwig controlled by poison bait.
Gladiolus corm treatment for thrips and disease control.
SCI-].
SCI-147 Control of the pear thrips on prunes in Oregon.
SCI--]49 The blackberry mite.
SCI-173 Dusting seed wheat to control seed-borne smut in Oregon. (Replaces
Cir. of Inf. 85).
Suggestions
relative to Ascochyta blight control.
SC 1-175
Dwarf
disease
of Loganberry.
SCI-177
SCI-178 Suggestions for controlling pea diseases In the eastern Oregon pea
canning area.
SC 1-39
SCI-71
4
CROP PESTS AND DISEASES (Continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
501-186
SCI-187
SCI-188
SCI-200
SCI.-202
SCI-204
SCI-207
SCI-208
501-221
SCI-224
SCI-225
301-227
SCI-228
SCI-231
SCI-232
SCI-234
SC 1-235
SCI-236
SCI-237
SCI-243
SCI-244
SCI-245
501-254
301-256
SCI-258
501-259
SCI-260
SCI-262
501-266
SCI-267
SCI-270
SCI-276
SCI-278
SCI-290
SCI-291
SCI-293
SCI-294
301-295
SCI-296
301-300
SCI-305
SCI-307
SCI-312
SCI-316
Berckman blight,
Preliminary recommendations for the control of the root and crown disease
of Cypress.
Suggestions for Gladiolus disease control in Oregon plantings.
Suggestions for the control of the pea weevil in Oregon for 1939.
Bacterial gumniosis of cherry.
Bacterial wilt and ring rot of potato.
Foot rots and root rots of small grains in Oregon.
Leaf reddening in oats in Oregon.
Principles of disease control applicable to bulbous Iris.
Anthracnose of black raspberry (black caps) in Oregon.
Tentative program for the control of cherry leaf-spot, Syneta beetle and
fruit-fly in 1941.
Potato flea beetle control.
Insect pests of holly.
The control of the filbert moth.
Preliminary results of methyl bromide fumigation for satin moth.
Turf diseases and their control.
Preliminary report on DN dusts in relation to their effect on nursery
stock when used for the control of the common red spider.
A rosin-potash spreader for straying hops for downy mildew control.
The hop red spider and dusting equipment for its control.
Strawberry root-weevil control in Oregon.
Bean and pea weevils.
House ants.
Brown-core root-rot of strawberries in Oregon.
X-disease of peach in Oregon.
The garden slug and its control.
The insect pests of the rose.
Potato leaf roll.
Tapered boom-type weevil duster.
Spittle bug on strawberries.
Suggested substitutes for the poisoned bait spray for cherry fruit fly
control.
Sycamore leaf- and twig-blight (Anthracnose).
Materials and sprays available for onion mildew spraying.
The curly top disease of vegetables in the Pacific northwest.
Late-blight of potato.
Late-blight of tomato. Tentative suggestions for control in Oren.
A progress report of investigations concerning the symphylid and its control
Lecanium scale control on stone fruits.
The onion maggot.
Crown treatments for hop downy mildew control.
Questions ahd answers about the cherry fruit fly.
Stopping damping-off in vegetable seedlings.
VVhat can be done to prevent diseases from reducing the yield and quality of
vegetable seed in Oregon plantings.
Control of corn earworm on sweet corn.
Spraying for the control of the filbert worm and filbert blight in Oregon.
5
CROP PESTS AND DISEASES (Continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-320 Leaf- and cane-spot of cane fruits.
SCI-323 Powdery mildew of grape.
SCI-324 Control of weevil in garden and field peas in 1944.
SCI-327 Control of insect pests and diseases of prunes in western Oregon.
SCI-331 Control of bean rust.
SCI-332 Spray program for the control of diseases and insect pests of peaches in
western Oregon.
SCI-333 The control of the filbert moth.
SCI-344 Life history and control of the Cotoneaster webworm (Cremona cotoneastri
Ruack).
Control
of the oblique-banded leaf roller on cane berries in the Willamette
SCI-352
Valley of Oregon.
SCI-357 The control of the clover leaf weevil.
SCI-358 Spray program for the control bf diseases and insect pests of sour cherry
in Oregon.
DAIRYING
Extension Cireulars
EC-286
EC-315
EC-316
EC-336
EC-346
EC-374
EC-436
EC-4Y7
EC-452
EC-453
Energency maintenance rations for dairy cattle.
The making of legume and grass silages in silos and stacks.
Average composition and coat of digestible nutrients in feedstuff a grown
and fed in Oregon. 50 cents charge.
List of publications relating to dairy husbandry.
Feeding dairy cattle.
Judging dairy cattle by classification and production.
Bloat in dairy cattle.
Cattle on farms: Oregon (Agricultural Statistics 1867-1944).
(Oregon by Counties Preliminary Release).
Brucellosis (Undulant fever) Some common questions and answers.
Brucellosis (Undulant fever) Burcellosis vaccination.
Experiment Station Circu]ars of Information
SCI-iSS Feeding apples to dairy cows.
SCI-2l6 Acidophilus milk as a treatment for scours in calves.
SCI-251 Preparation and uses of cultured cream.
SCI-252 Evolution of public regulation of the market milk industry in Oregon.
SCI-288 The use of chlorine solution in clean milk production.
SCI-310 Feeding grain to dairy cows on irrigated ladino clover and grass pasture.
SCI-3].l Rotational grazing of irrigated pasture.
SC 1-321 The reproductive performance of dairy cattle in Tillamook county and
possible relationship to available feed (Progress Report).
SCI-926 Austrian winter field peas for dairy cattle.
FARM CROPS
Extension Circulars
EC-315
EC-316
EC-322
EC-340
EC-355
EC-370
EC-396
EC-430
EC-432
EC-441
The making of legume and grass silages in silos and stacks.
Average composition and cost of digestible nutrients in feedstuffs grown
and fed in Oregon. 50 cents charge.
Feeding cull potatoes to hogs.
Choosing hybrid seed corn for Oregon.
Hybrid corn for Oregon.
Sweet potatoes.
Oregon corn hybrids and growers - 1942.
Potatoes (Agricultural Statistics 1934-1943). Oregon by Counties Preliminary Release.
Snap beans and other commercial truck crops (Agricultural Statistics 19341943). Oregon by Counties Preliminary e1ease.
Oregon by Counties
(Agricultural Statistics 1869-1944).
YVheatt Oregon.,.
Preliminary Release.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
Sd-lOS Seed potato treatment,
SCI-173
SCI-179
SCI-199
SCI-203
SCI-204
SCI-207
SCI-208
SCI-218
SCI-227
SCI-.236
SCI-239
SCI-241
SCI-249
SCI-265
SCI-268
SCI-271
SCI-272
SCI-283
SCI-329
SCI-330
SCI-345
SCI-35l
SCI-354
SCI-36l
(Replaces dr.
Dusting seed wheat to control seed-borne smut in Oregon.
of Inf. 85).
Progress report - corn improvement project yield trials with hybrid field
corn, 1937,
Yield trials with hybrid field corn - 1938.
Crested wheat grass practices on wheat farms in four eastern Oregon
counties.
Bacterial wilt and ring rot of potato.
Foot rots and root rots of small grains in Oregon.
Le&f reddening in oats in Oregon.
Surplus wheat for fattening cattle in eastern Oregon.
Potato flea beetle control.
A rosin-potash spreader for spraying hops for downy mildew control.
Agronomic studies with hops 1939 and 1940.
Progress report - Corn breeding project, yield trials with hybrid field
corn - 1940.
The use of ethylene gas in ripening tomatoes.
Yield trials with hybrid field corn - 1941.
Legume and grass silage.
Some elements of cost in wheat farming with special consideration of the
cost of black and trashy- fallow.
Flotation method of improving potato seed quality.
Use of boron in controlling canker of table beets.
Establishing red clover stands on "Red Hill" soils.
The place of the homemade soil packer in obtaining stands of clovers and
grasses.
Potato harvesting methods in Oregon.
Milt or soft roe preservation.
Fiber flax varieties in Oregon.
Yellow sweet corn hybrids for canning, freezing and fresh market.
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HORTICULTURE
Tree Fruits
Extension Circulars
EC-237
EC-301
EC-305
EC-338
EO-362
EC-425
Directions for the preservation of green plants and fruits.
Carlot unloads of fruits and vegetables from Oregon in 66 markets,
Dried fruit shipments from Oregon by water, 1927-36.
Miscellaneous nut crops.
Pollination requirements of nuts in the Pacific Northwest.
Pruning suggestions for fruit trees.
1925-35.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-112 Fire blight (pear blight) of pears, apples, etc.
SC!-147 Control of the pear thrips on prunes in Oregon.
SCI-158 Feeding apples to dairy cows.
SCI-165
SCI-201
SCI-202
SCI-220
SCI-225
SCI-231
SCI-2g7
SCI-328
SCI-335
SCI-343
SCI-363
Pollination and setting of fruits.
Drying and bleaching walnuts.
Bacterial gummosis of cherry.
Feeding value of cull dried prunes for fattening pigs.
Tentative program for the control of cherry leaf-spot, Syneta beetle and
fruit-fly in 1941,
The control of the filbert moth.
Pruning pears in the Rogue River valley.
Tree fruits for the home orchard in western Oregon.
A plan for improving Oregon-grown fruit nursery stock.
Spray program for the control of diseases and insect pests of sweet
cherries in western Oregon.
Progress rerort on the use of boron in walnut and filbert orchards.
Small Fruits
Extension Circulars
EC-356
EC-424
EC-427
EC-428
EC-431
EC-461
Suggestions for training Boysenberries and Youngberries.
Red and black raspberries. (Agricultural Statistics 1936-1943)
Oregon by Counties Preliminary Release.
Loganberries and Boysenberries and Youngberries. (Agricultural Statistics
1936-1943) Oregon by Counties Preliminary Release.
The blueberry in Oregon.
(Agricultural Statistics
Strawberries and miscellaneous small fruits.
1934-1943) Oregon by Counties Preliminary Release.
Regulations for strawberry plant certification.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-71
SCI-140
SCI-149
SCI-165
SCI-177
SCI-224
SC 1-263
SCI-269
Yellow rust of red raspberry.
The Cyclaxnen mite.
The blackberry mite.
Pollination and setting of fruits.
Dwarf disease of Loganberry.
Anthracnose of black raspberry (black caps) in Oregon.
The Brightmore strawberry.
Two new varieties of blackberry:
The Pacific and the Cascade.
HORTICUL'flJRE (Continued)
Ornamental Plants
Extension Circulars
EC-329
EC&354
Gladiolus culture.
Landscape architecture.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
Sd-b'
SCI-133
SCI-134
SCI-137
SCI-l38
SCI-139
SC 1-140
SCI-142
SCI-144
SCI-l86
Sd-iS?
SCI-188
SCI-].90
SC 1-221
SC 1-228
SCI-232
SC 1-235
SCI-259
SCI-314
SCI-339
SCI-360
Slime-flux of ornamental hardwood trees.
Crown gall of roses.
Verticillium wilt of shrub and tree nursery stock.
Princip]es of plant propagation.
Firethorn scab.
The Chrysanthemum midge.
The Cyclamen mite.
A synopsis of some of the more important insect enemies of coniferous
nursery stock in Oregon.
Gladiolus corm treatment for thrips and disease control.
Berckman blight.
Preliminary recommendations for the control of the root and crown disease
of Cypress.
Suggestions for Gladiolus disease control in Oregon plantings.
Madonna lilies.
Principles of disease control applicable to bulbous Iris.
Insect pests of holly.
Preliminary results of methyl bromide fumigation for satin moth.
Preliminary report on DN dusts in relation to their effect on nursery
stock when used for the control of the common red spider.
The insect pests of the rose.
Control of bulb pests.
Suggestions for growing Easter lily bulbs in the Pacific northwest.
Control suggestions for rose diseases under Oregon conditions.
LIVESTOCK
Extension Circulars
EC-3l5
EC-316
EC-322
EC-324
EC-335
EC-364
EC-.395
EC-400
EC-440
EC-445
The making of legume and grass silages in silos and stacks.
Average composition and cost of digestible nutrients in feedstuffs grown
50 cents charge.
and fed in Oregon.
Feeding cull potatoes to hogs.
Feed and care of the brood sow.
Feeding calves for veal.
Potatoes as livestock feed.
A self-feeder for hogs.
Portable hog house.
(Agricultural Statistics 1867-1944)
Sheep, lambs, and wool: Oregon.
Oregon by Counties Preliminary Release.
Owner-sampler herd record book.
LIVESTOCK (Continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Informatiofl
SCI-216 Acidophilus milk as a treatment for scours in calves.
Pulpy kidney disease in Oregon lambs.
Surplus wheat for fattening cattle in eastern Oregon.
Feeding value of cull dried prunes for fa1ttening pigs.
Saving Oregon's ewes and lambs (Pregnancy disease of ewes).
SCI-24 Stomach and intestinal worms in Oregon sheep.
SCI-3l1 Rotational grazing of irrigated pasture.
SCI-217
SCI-218
SCI-220
SCI-277
POULTRY
Extension Circulars
1C 38
EC-405
Blacking out the poultry house.
Coccidjosis control.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-299 War emergency mash rations for poultry.
SOIL AND SOIL WATERS
Extension Circulars
EC-275
EC-337
EC-389
EC-415
Growing vegetable plants in the manure-heated hotbed.
Farm water systems.
Straw and stubble are fertilizers - use them.
Composts for garden soils.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI.-169
SCI-223
SCI-238
SCI-247
SCI-325
Oregon lands, handbook of statistics (for use of county agents and others
interested in the land problems of Oregon).
The minor elements in Oregon soil fertility and plant nutrition.
Soil, nutrient, and irrigation requirements of fiber flax.
Culling wheat land in eastern Oregon.
Maximum amount ct fertilizers recommended for use in following food
production order 5 (FPO 5).
VEGETABLE CROPS
Extension (Dirculars
EC-252
EC-256
EC-258
EC-275
EC-277
EC-308
Globe artichokes.
Rhubarb growing and forcing.
Construction and operation of the cold frame in vegetable growing.
Growing vegetable plants in the manure-heated hotbed.
Growing squash and pumpkins.
Greenhouse vegetables--tomatoes.
VEGETABLE CROPS (Continued)
Extension Circulars
EC-313
EC-323
EC-342
EC-343
EC-358
EC-361
EC-.363
E-364
EC-.369
EC-370
EC-377
EC-.384
EC-399
EC-401
EC-411
EC-418
EC-419
EC-421
EC.-422
EC-426
EC-429
EC-433
EC-434
EC-448
EC-.451
EC-459
EC-462
EC-463
Growing late cabbage.
Asparagus.
Growing early vegetable plants under glass.
The flue-heated hotbed in growing early vegetable plants.
Lettuce growing and preparation for market.
Spinach growing and preparation for market.
Growing carrots for canning and freezing.
Potatoes as livestock feed.
Miskmelons, cantaloupes, and miscellaneous melons.
Sweet potatoes.
A monthly schedule of suggested operations in growing vegetables.
Starter solutions for tomato and other transplants.
Garlic culture and marketing.
Potato production in home gardens.
Broccoli growing and marketing.
Greenhouse management.
Production and marketing of onions.
Celery growing and marketing.
Brussels sprouts.
Production of smooth dry edible peas.
Growing cucumbers for pickles.
Growing greenhouse vegetablescucumbers.
Growing snap beans for market and for manufacture.
Sweet corn growing for market and manufacture.
Growing green peas for market and manufacture.
Small greenhouses for amateur gardeners.
Cauliflower - growing and preparation for market.
Growing cannery beets.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
Bermuda onions.
Principles of plant propagation.
Suggestions relative to Ascochyta blight control.
Suggestions for controlling pea diseases in the eastern Oregon pea
canning area.
SCI-l4 Progress report, Corn improvement project yield trials with hybrid sweet
corn, 1937.
SCI-200 Suggestions for the control of the pea weevil in Oregon for 1939.
SCI-233 Onion yellow dwarf.
SCI-334 Vegetable seed treatments recommended for Oregon for 1944.
SCI-362 Problems in growing vegetables for canning and freezing.
501-93
SCI-137
SCI-175
SCI-17g
1EED ERADICATION
Extension Circular
EC-407
Equipment for field spraying for weed control.
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WEED ERADICATION (Continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-197
SCI-336
SCI-366
Poison oak eradication by the can method.
Control of wild morning glory or bindweed by cu1turl methods.
Controlling lawn weeds with chemicals.
FOOD INDUSTRIES
Extension Circulars
EC-386
EC-39O
Dehydration possibilities for Oregon fruits and vegetables.
Food for health (Better family living for victory).
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-20l Drying and bleaching walnuts.
SCI-274 Oregon' a food dehydration program.
SCI-301 Freezing razor clams.
SCI-302 Production of salmon egg oil.
SCI-309 Construction and operation of a home electric food dehydrator.
SCI-318 Benzoates as aids in kippered fish preservation.
SCI-364 Testing for enzyme activity in commercial fruit and vegetable processing.
SCI-365 Preservation of apple cider and fruit juices.
MISCELLANEOUS
Extension Circulars
EC-237
EC-331
EC-365
EC-41'7
EC-442
EC-457
EC-460
Directions for the preservation of green plants and fruits.
A score card for community booths at county and local fairs.
Collecting, pressing, drying and mounting of plant material.
Neighborhood leaders in Oregon, 1942-1943.
(Summary of major activities)
World famous Christmas carols.
United Nations proposals for world security (Dumbarton Oaks).
The kind of radio programs farm families want.
eriment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-39
SCI-1g9
SCI-193
SCI-l98
SCI-205
SCI-245
SCI-250
SCI-25
SCI-319
Combating fleas.
The bedbug - a troublesome household pest.
The ascorbic acid (vitamin C) metabolism of college students.
Home preparation of Maraschino cherries.
Yellow jackets.
House ants.
Progress report: Farm organization study Lower Powder River valley Baker County, Oregon, 1939 - Keating and Sparta Areas.
Oregon mushrooms or toadstools.
Nutritional status of rural youth in Marion County (vitamin C deficiency).
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IVIISOELLANEOUS (Continued)
eriment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-346 Oregon's Agricultural Experiment Station. PERFORMS IN WAR AND PREPARED
A Bieimial Report 1942-44.
FOR PEACE.
501-347 Nutritional status of rural youth. II. Josephine County.
SCI-348 Nutritional status of rural youth. III. Tiflamook County.
(A Progress Report).
Nutritional
status of rural youth. IV. Sherman County.
501-349
(A Progress Report).
SCI-350 Nutritional status of rural yaath. V. Maiheur County.
(A Progress Report).
So-called
salmon poisoning in dogs.
SCI.-359