Committees, duties of at Cattle Shows,
Education, fallacy of premature,
371 Egg, a large, 77, 134; Dorking, 267, 381; sex
330 Elements, indecomposable,
Estate, real, in Rutland county,
314 Electricity,
37 Elins, transplanting,
565 Evergreens, and hedges, 204; transplanting,
Corn, among potatoes, 40; Indian, 58; fodder, dried, 60, 208; King Philip, 122; culture of, 131, 168; how to raise pop, 134; fodder, and on muck land, 169; measurement of, 183, 226, 255; manure for, 263, 265; cobs, analysis of, 314; pop, 343; stooking, 416; suckers among, 421, 458; green, as fodder, 457, 460; vs. beef, 429, 541; 200 bushels per acre of, 555; how preserved in Russia, .
Cows, management of milch, 29; garget in, 40; pumpkins for milch, 60, 91; wintering milch, 62; a fine herd of, 66; and butter, 72; progeny of one since 1852, 78; difference in, 96; a lusus naturæ in a, 107; spaying, 131, 223; when to feed, milch, 134; income from a, 166; a good, 166, 334; a fat, 194; a fine, 244; milch, 256: a butter, 267; a leaky, 283; Mas- sachusetts dairy, 314; Guænon's, escutcheon on, 351, 381; how to treat a, that holds up her milk, 352, 371, 432; a diseased, 366; for the dairy, 367; the Oakes, 455; abortion in, 464; difference in, 464; to prevent a, losing her milk, 497; milk from spayed, Cream, increasing the quantity of, Crops, green, for manure, 59; culture of spring, 226; in Marblehead, 276; rotation in, 308, 452; accounts of the, 403; in Berkshire county, 411; in Maine, 471; in Windham county, Vt. 517; in Wisconsin, 518; root, Crow, the, 39, 63; and robins, 114; and chickens, 194, 268; 359; and swallows,
522 Fairs, county, 138 Farm, and young men, 19, 110, 187; viewing entire, 40; size of, in America, 84; model, in Essex county, 146, 179, 243; home on the, 164; in debt for, 167; hilly, 208; in Rutland county, Vt., 212; life in winter, 319; produc- tions of, on Cape Cod, 319; productive, 399; life in New England, Farmer, position of, 72; what he should live for, 75; the, 160; practical, as a writer, 313; his motto, 316; largest in U. S., 386; advantages of education to the, 553; who is a, Farming in New Jersey, 46; miseries of, 78; scientific, 85; in Orange county, N. Y., 101; book, errors in, 119; requires study, 158; in Lebanon county, Conn., 294; is it profitable, 316; art of, 327; in New England, 332, 540, 546; progressive, 381; neatness in, 405; 10 per cent. income in, 410; book, 470; on a grand scale,
Fat, use of, in animal economy, February, Calendar for, Feed, grinding,
Felon, how to cure, on fingers,
Fence, a living, 243; wire, 427, 432; stone, Fertilizer, a good, 207; comparative value of, Field, the best way to make a large, Fish, cow, of South America, Fire, and fire systems, 549 Flag, sweet, how to destroy, 332 Fleeces, fine,
Flowers, the, 235; and their influence, . Fodder, pickled, 295; corn, 411,
Food, Baxter on excess of, 397; and drink, . Forests, for wood,
Geese, profit of raising, 78; raising and picking, 403 Ladies, young, is health proper for, Girls, can take care of themselves, 40; education
Gooseberry, mountain seedling,
Grafting cherries, plums, and peaches, 247; stocks for,.
Grain, rousing crop of, 16; stooking, Grapes, hot houses for, 107; culture of the, 144; Concord, 162; how to preserve, 388; signs of ripeness in, 463; native, 464; wine from wild, 466; a barren,
Grass, witch, 160; a method of raising, 245; the true fowl meadow, 336, 430, 453, 513; an old use for, 365; seed, 394; land, manuring, 459, 526; specimen of,
Grog, stop that,
Guano, application of,
Ladder, a new fire,
458 Lamas from South America,
Lambs, wintering, 189; weakness in, 207; rear- 497 ing, 310; black,
542 Land, laying down inundated, 158; reclaiming light, 228, 241; bill, Mr. Morrill's, 258; pas- ture, 328; table of meaures of, 331; rent for, in England, 426; mossy, fertilizer for, 430; reclaiming and draining, 467; plain, and muck,
Leaves, value of fallen, 69; from a lady's note book,
Legislative agricultural meeting, 126, 147, 149,
358 Manure, manuring, on the surface, 17; make the, 53; on purchasing, 61; waste of farm-yard and sewage, 71; from abroad, 79; ashes, 107, 117; lime and muck compost, 107, 110, 169, 203; concentrated, 204; blood, an experiment with, 213; making and preserving, 227; for corn, 263; covering, 268; farm-yard, application of, 299; vegetable and animal, 305; hogyard, 307; surface application of, 350; for compost- ing, 351; about,
Horn ail, or hollow horn, Horses, stables for, 42; in extremely cold weather, 61; to manage a rearing, 118; tor- turing a, 167; shoeing, 267; taming, 269, 302, 431; feeding, 271; tail of the, 284, 290; bar- barity to the, in pricking and docking, 323; worth owning, 347, 353; Arabian, importation of the, 360; with a cough, 365, 411; galls on a, 367; properties of a good, 368; exhibition at Springfield, 371; teething in, 423 ; poisoned by fumes of lead, 426; memory of the, 433; young, hoofs of, 455; fast, Horticulturist, the,
Housekeepers, burdens of, Houseleek,
352 Mechi, Mr., farming by,
78 Sausages, seasoning for,
352 Science, answering simple questions, 352 Scions, seeds and soils,
Pipe, water, 89, 283; gutta percha, 255, 325, Pine, white, 254; seed of the white, Plants, and animals, sudden appearance of, 125; disturbing the roots of, 432; agitation of, Planetary system, the, Plow-plowing, steam, 120, 237; and plowing, 128, 177; how deep to, 258, 327, 385; and the spade, 430; and the hoe, 555; fall, 568; -steam, success of the, 568; American, 574 Plum, 467; tree, 472, 527; tree, salting the, 552 Poison, remedy for, 457, 463
Season and crops, 22; the past, 74, 242, 426, 466 Seed, planter, Willard's, 48; age of, 223; adven- tures of a, September, calendar for, Sex, influences of,
Sheep husbandry, 40; Shropshire Down wethers, 106; a new breed, 193; feeding oats to, 220, 334; and dogs, 241; feeding, 310; to protect from dogs, 347; value of, to the farmer, 399; fine fleeces of, 421; hints on keeping, Shingles, sawed, 180; whitewash for, 183; and nails, Sick, how to get, Skin, the seat of pain, Snake, rattle,
Pop corn, harvesting, 36; how to raise, Posts, directions for setting, 168; for fences, 410, 456; inverted, Potato, sweet, 23; Davis's seedling, 148; State of Maine, 148; Jackson White, 148; St. Helena, 148; Jenny Lind, 179; Pogies, 179; rot, 208, 232, 289; plaster for, 315; a fine field of, 451; rot, and remedy for, 465; rot, cause of, 511; Rocky Mountain, 512; cut,
Soap, how to make, 253; suds for currant bushes, 254, Society, United States, agricultural, 73, 159, 672; U. S. delegates to, 79; Berkshire agri- cultural, 82; Norfolk, Worcester West, Ply- mouth, Middlesex, Worcester, North, 175, 505; contributions of state to county, 230; American pomological, 233, 389; Franklin county, 235; officers of North Middlesex, 244; Warwick, Mass., 251; Middlesex, South, 505, 514, 535; Bristol county, 505; Leomin- ster, Farmer and Mechanics, 505; Essex In- stitute, 505; Newton Horticultural, 505; Gro- ton Farmer's Club, 505; Rockingham county, 505; Connecticut River Valley, 506, 516, 521; Maine State, 506; Norfolk, 518, 531; Ply- mouth, 519; Essex, 443, 519; Salisbury, 519; Cheshire, 520,
Soil, warmth of, 24; owner of the, 58; and mind, cultivate the, 97; subsoiling wet, 133; analysis of, 166; culture, a book on, 202; re- storing the, 202; restoring exhausted,
Trap, a novel rat,. Traveller, tales of,
Tree, apple, curious, 39; getting, by cuttings, 39; whitewashing, 51; apple by side of fences, 100; walnut, colossal, 118; Porter apple, 133; wash for fruit, 133; and their uses, 135; position of apple, 136; preaching of the, 140; peach, 184; to protect peach from borers, 184; protector for, 191; apple, 194; from cuttings, 200; wounds in apple, 207; hemlock and white pines, 222; cracks in, 223; locust, 224; beside the wall, 253; live braces for fruit, 261; time to set apple, 315; time to prune apple, 315; rule in pruning, 333; blight in pear, 333; to measure the height of, 354; culture of forest, 360; growth of, 442; age of, 451; plum, warts on, 455; how to manure in grass land, 510; grafted fruit, 529; pruning fruit, 539; apple, a nice way to make, Tripe, preparation of,
Soot, 291; to destroy vermin with,
Sow, and 71 pigs, 244; a prolific,
284 Turnip, crop, experiment with, 67; and witch grass, 121; crops to follow,
Spiders, and their spinners,
Squashes, 28; Hubbard, seed of, 30, 55; and
pumpkins, 103; summer, early, 194, 239;
Tomato, pear-shaped, 70; supporting and short- Wives and daughters,
Town and country,
Transmission, hereditary,
279, 396 Working and thinking,.
324 Wood, fire proof, 196; growth of, for fuel,
Transactions, Essex county, 91, 118, in Maine, 137 Woodpecker,
Exhibition of Mowers and Reapers at Syracuse, 37 Home is where there's one to love us, Going to the Fair,
Points of an Ayrshire Cow,
Lines for the New Year, Persevere-Persevere,
The Preaching of the Trees, The Height of my Ambition, God save the Plow, Be Gentle with thy Wife, What the World Might be, The Preaching of the Trees, Seed Time and Harvest,
68 A Spring Carol,
76 We Knew it Would Rain,
90 Lights and Shadows,
102 Little Things,
115 Smiles,.
124 Corn Fields, .
266 A Pomological Poem, .
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