Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1909. Hardcover. Subjects of bulletins include: building of a run-down cotton plantation, conservation of natural resources, silver fox farming, deer farming in US, forage crops fro hogs in Kansas and Oklahoma, Nuts and their uses as food, cotton wilt, harmful and beneficial mammals of the arid interior, game laws for 1908, cropping systems for New England dairy farms, Macadam roads, alfalfa, Declaration for governors for conservation of natural resources, the basket willow, cultivation of tobacco in Kentucky, the boll-weevil problem, some common disinfectants, computation of rations for farm animals by the use of Energy values, repair of farm equiptment, bacteria of milk, dairy industry in south, dehorning of cattle, and experiment stations XLVII - XLIX. Bound in three quarter red leather over red cloth boards with gilt title "Farmers' Bulletins" to spine. The name "Lynden Evans" is printed in gilt on the foot of the spine. Lynden Evans (1828 - 1926) was a teacher, lawyer, and U.S. Congressman from Illinois. Full marbled edges and marbled endpapers. Rear endpaper is present but detached. Minor wear to edges and hinges of boards. Clean interior withillustrations. An attractive book. Each bulletin has its own pagination. SCI/022219. Very Good. More

Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1910. Hardcover. Subjects of bulletins include: Game laws for 1909, harmfulness of headache mixtures, exterminating Texas-fever tick, Hog cholera, loco-weed disease, adulteration of forage-plant seeds, experiement station work LIV, LV, LVI, How to destroy English sparrows, boys' and girls agricultural clubs, potato culture on irrigated farms in west, preservation of farm timbers, bread and butter making, pheasant raising, economical use of meat in home, irrigation of sugar beets, habit-forming agents, use of windmillls in irrigation in semiarid west, sixty-day adn Kherson oats, the muskrat, bees, commercial fertilizers, irrigation of grain, and more profitable corn planting methods. Bound in three quarter red leather over red cloth boards with gilt title "Farmers' Bulletins" to spine. The name "Lynden Evans" is printed in gilt on the foot of the spine. Lynden Evans (1828 - 1926) was a teacher, lawyer, and U.S. Congressman from Illinois. Full marbled edges and marbled endpapers. Front endpaper is present but detached. Minor wear to edges and hinges of boards. Clean interior withillustrations. An attractive book. Each bulletin has its own pagination. SCI/022219. Very Good. More

Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1907. Hardcover. Subjects of bulletins include: maple sugar and syrup, germination of seed corn, cucumbers, home vegetable garden, preperation of vegetables for the table, soil fertility, texas tick fever and its prevention, seed of red clover and its impurities, cattle tick, practical information for beginners in irrigation, brown tail moth and how to control it, game laws for 1906, management of soils to conserve moisture, industrial alcohol, modern conveniences for teh farm home, forage crop practices in Western Oregon and Western Washington, a successful hog and seed-corn farm, flax culture, gipsy moth and how to control it, and experiment stations XXXIV - XXXVIII Bound in three quarter red leather over red cloth boards with gilt title "Farmers' Bulletins" to spine. The name "Lynden Evans" is printed in gilt on the foot of the spine. Lynden Evans (1828 - 1926) was a teacher, lawyer, and U.S. Congressman from Illinois. Full marbled edges and marbled endpapers. Both endpapers are present but detached. Minor wear to edges and hinges of boards. Clean interior with illustrations. An attractive book. Each bulletin has its own pagination. SCI/022219. Very Good. More

Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1908. Hardcover. Subjects of bulletins include: home-grown, tea, island cotton, corn-harvesting machinery, growing and curing hops, experiment station XLI - XLVI, Dodder in relation to farm seeds, Roselle: Culture and Use, game laws for 1907, Successful Alabama diversification farm, sand-clay and burnt-clay roads, successful Southern hay farm, Harvesting adn storing corn, method of breeding early cotton to escape boll-weevil damage, progress in legume inoculation, cowpeas, demonstration work in cooperation with Southern farmers, use of the split-log drag on earth roads, milo as a dryland crop, clover farming in North, Sweet potatoes, and small farms in the corn belt. Bound in three quarter red leather over red cloth boards with gilt title "Farmers' Bulletins" to spine. The name "Lynden Evans" is printed in gilt on the foot of the spine. Lynden Evans (1828 - 1926) was a teacher, lawyer, and U.S. Congressman from Illinois. Full marbled edges and marbled endpapers. Both endpapers are present but detached. Minor wear to edges and hinges of boards. Clean interior withillustrations. An attractive book. Each bulletin has its own pagination. SCI/022219. Very Good. More

Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1904. Hardcover. Does NOT include contents or index. Lacks issues: 189, 191, Topics include: Weeds used in Medicine, Experiement Station Work XXIV, XXV, Barnyard Manure, Alfalfa Seed, Annual Flowering Plants, Usefulness of the American toad, . Bound in three quarter red leather over red cloth boards with gilt title "Farmers' Bulletins" to spine. The name "Lynden Evans" is printed in gilt on the foot of the spine. Lynden Evans (1828 - 1926) was a teacher, lawyer, and U.S. Congressman from Illinois. Full marbled edges and marbled endpapers. Front endpaper is present but detached. Minor wear to edges and hinges of boards. Clean interior with illustrations. An attractive book. Each bulletin has its own pagination. SCI/022219. Very Good. More