Leaflets. Nos. 101 to 200 / Board of Agriculture and Fisheries.

  • Great Britain. Board of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Date:
1919
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Leaflets. Nos. 101 to 200 / Board of Agriculture and Fisheries. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Bruchus rufimanus, 150, 2. Brushwood, source of potash, 1'75, 8 Buff Orpington breed for egg pro- duction, 129, 1. Buildings, see also Pigsties, Calf- houses, Poultry. Bulb mite, 136. Bush fruit trees, 148, 3. Butter, points in judging, 192, 8. — potting, preserving, &c., 192, 8. — ratio, 192, i Butter-making, 192. — importance of cleanliness in, 151, 7. — utensils, 192, 2. Buttercups, 112,5; 198, 1. Cabbage aphides, 104, 3. — caterpillars, 109. — root fly, 122. Cabbages—black rot of, 200. — white rust of, 163. Caecilius flavidus, 155, 1. Cakes, damaged —as a manure, 175, 5. Calcium carbide, limefrom, 1'70, 7. Calf house, 142, 1. — rearing, 142. — slipping (epizootic abortion), Calliphora—maggot flies, 126. Calves, prevention of white scour in, 101. — loss of, 142, 17. Cambridge University—provision of agricultural education at, 197, 3, 14, 15. Camembert cheeses, 179, 2, 3. Canada geese, 198, 2. “Canker” disease of potatoes, 105. Carduus crispus, 166, 4. Carnarvon County Council— provision of agricultural educa- tion by, 197, 10. Carriage of goods by rail at owner’s risk rates, 110. Cattle—abortion, 108. — black.leg or quarter ill, 102. — dipping of, 135, 5. — mange, 135. : — suitable dairy breeds, 187. — white scour in calves, 101. ‘“‘ Cauliflower’ disease of potatoes, 105. Cayuga ducks, 167, 2. Cecidomyia destructor, 125. — heterobia, 165, 4. — marginem-torquens, 165, 4. — rosaria, 165, 3. Cecidomyia salicis, 165, 3. | — terminalis, 165, 3. Centrifugal honey extractor, 128, 1; 141, 3. Chalcidide, 104, 2. Chalk, 1'70, 6, 11. “Chalk” thistle, 166, 9. Charlock, 112, 3, 4, 6. Cheeses, soft and cream, making of, 1'79. Cheese-making, importance of cleanliness in, 151, 7. Chelmsford, East Anglian Institute of Agriculture, 19'7, 11. Chermes laricis, 155, 1. Cherries—useful varieties, 148, 10. Cheshire County Council—agri- cultural education provided by, 197, 10. Chestnut—as hedge plant, 156, 3. Chickens—day old, 157. — turkey chicks, 157, 4. “Chilled Brood” of bees, 128, 4. Chortophila brassicae, 122. Chortophila Floratis, 122. 1. Chrysophlyctis endobiotica, 105, 4. Churning of cream, 192, 5. Cirencester, Royal Agricultural College, 197, 4. Cleanliness in the dairy, 1513 187, 4. Cleansing of water courses, 181... Cleavers, 112, 1. Clover, alsike, 184, 9. — crimson, 182. — dodder on, 180, 2. — red, 184. — sickness, 184, 1. — white, 184, 4. Cnicus acaulis, 166, 9. — arvensis, 166, 5. — lanceolatus, 166, 1. — palustris, 166, 5. Coccinellida, 104, 4. Cockle, 112, 2. Cockle Park—agricultural educa- tion at, 197, 4. Cod liver oil for calf rearing,101,2.. Coenurus cerebralis, 119. Collar rot of trees, 1'74. Colletotrichum lindemuthianum, 185. Coltsfoot, 194. Coniothyrium diplodiella, 158. Construction of pigsties, 121. Co-operation— Co-operative Egg and Poultry Societies, LLL. — Societies for milk testing, 146, 5. Utilisation of Industrial Co- operative Societies in dis-