… of harvesting are followed in Kentucky? What is meant by p …Page 75

l _l » 128 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 _! … New York and Pennsylvania. In Kentucky buckwheat is grown Y0 a … should not be sown in Kentucky until july, so that it …Page 128

… ’ I Did- land in Kentucky in 1935 and 1936, which … become an important industry in Kentucky. \\’eed control is il WY …Page 151

… the yield of corn in Kentucky whether land is plowed in … best rate of platttill£· In Kentucky, corn generally is planted in …Page 44

… and other agricultural clubs in Kentucky. As a rule, such groups …Page 2

… few (TOP i2lilll1'C5 lllUi`€· in kentucky the bottom lands will make …Page 31

t 5* gal!} 16 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 N …Page 16

I . Q. J 152 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 ‘ …Page 152

1 t 1 160 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 is … the curing process. At the Kentucky Experiment Station the following method …Page 160

… that can be grown in Kentucky. A good Held of this … hill region of north central Kentucky. Tli€S€ iéiii soils contain many …Page 130

… red t , the Clover, Kentucky bluegrass, corn, black locust, common …Page 7

t l . 172 Kentucky Extension. Circular N0. 336 le … important in parts of western Kentucky where the area of {Gif … growth redtop somewhat l;;—.i·i| resembles Kentucky bluegrass. It grows taller than … of the important grasses and Kentucky farmers rarely sow more than … its wide soil adaptal>illl}`· In Kentucky it does not grow large … is never intentimlelll sown. In Kentucky it usually is killed by …Page 172

… . . g ty 30 Kentucky Extcnszon Circular N0. 336 quite …Page 30

… IlI€Itl<·Nlexit·z111 are best adapted to Kentucky. Several yellow ‘tt‘II(" y I‘*l`“‘llC> …Page 29

… ] 2 [ UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY I s COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE … College of Agriculture, University of Kentucky, with the U. S. ` …Page 1

… li K ll . 6 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 ° …Page 6

… { the river-bottom lands of Kentucky. Corn is a rich-land crop. … busllCl5 it per acre. Several Kentucky club boys have grown crops … attd the average yield in Kentucky less than lhs ltlllfotlal Zlverztge. … tif) bushels per acre in Kentucky, if we consider a lttlls … low yields of corn in Kentucky is not cltmate, but. pvttl …Page 32

… f t 1 I 104 Kentucky Extwzsion Circular No. 336 I … and considerable wheat is grown. Kentucky’s Wheat Crop. Kentucky is not a very important … a few counties of western Kentucky, where there is considerable level, … much wheat is raised in Kentucky as is advisable. It cannot … in those states than in Kentucky, because of a dry €ll‘ … yield is very uncertain. ln Kentucky one is fortun21l€ *0 get …Page 104

… the f and crop. In Kentucky, four cultivations usually are sufficient. … then pastured with cattle. ln Kentucky much of the corn , … I’l`0HlilfJly on many farms in Kentucky. I l Corn should be … ·ll`C lllOSL widely used in Kentucky, QUBSUOHS on Lesson V, 1, … should . hills Dfanted in Kentucky? How deep should corn be …Page 47

l; l- 116 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 ` …Page 116

… . S .:. _, 34 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 ii … for pasture. `’_· . Fertilizers. Kentucky Extension Circular 54 contains a …Page 34

… I only for $0}’0€¤¤S in Kentucky, wherever the soil is deficient …Page 161

… barn. i l m In Kentucky the general practice in harvesting … · { . ml 111 kentucky rather extensively, especially in the …Page 67

t 18 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 depends … Mis- souri, Indiana, Ohio, Kansas, Kentucky and some others, contain y … is grown in south- western Kentucky. _ l I Ill The …Page 18

… cannot be practist safely in Kentucky because l { V liu; …Page 45

… _ l tted Quercus nigra. Kentucky bluegrass is a member of …Page 9

… DUXUIYC ` ll'; [01* la Kentucky. mh. In0€UlHtl0n. lnoculation is not …Page 147

… not so well adapted to Kentucky as red y {mc Clover. … roadsides in all parts of Kentucky. This f Own Cl<>V€l` is … stage in early May in Kentucky. The Hm bright crimson flowers …Page 143

… and Bracken counties l in Kentucky and Brown and Clermont counties …Page 53

… you say of oats in Kentucky? 4. Compare the oat and … is early seeding desirable in Kentucky? 8. Describe the treatment for …Page 117

… l ml is adapted to Kentucky. \r\l inter vetch is a … g l ‘ ucd in Kentucky, and matures its seed crop … 2.Wh31$ l dOl1C °01111W in Kentucky found sweet clover so useful? … _` help the agriculture of Kentucky. 4. When is it practical …Page 153

t ll l { 78 Kentucky Extension Circu.lar N0. 336 l …Page 78

{iii- sl 82 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 s … under certain climatic conditions. The Kentucky Ex- j§?·g—i pertinent Station has … ialjl tobacco crop of western Kentucky was hardly worth cutting. Tllc …Page 82

… sary in most parts of Kentucky in order to raise red … Fhcs€ Stink- The soils of Kentucky are well ad;-1pte(l [O alfalfa …Page 131

E { 12 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 lt …Page 12

… ground can be worked. In Kentucky most of the A A …Page 63

… 1 t ·l l'.`· 36 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 il … immediate. Several years ago the Kentucky Experi- ment Station obtained seed … ears, and yields wCll· In Kentucky it grew only 5 to … as much as the ordinary Kentucky varieties. If this variety had … wide adaptation of certaitt varieties. Kentucky strains of Reid are about …Page 36

… seed from milder regions. In Kentucky ex- { f treme hardiness … reach the blooming period in Kentucky about the first of _]une …Page 133

… . i— 4. 1 174 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 I … fertile bluegraS5 lands of Central Kentucky are kept in pasture which … fertility fields maintained by the Kentucky Experiment Stallfll-l lll {¥ various …Page 174

… Second-crop potatoes are planted, in Kentucky, during the latter l ,l …Page 91

… l . =. * 136 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 . … , stage, however, and in Kentucky the lite of the stand …Page 136

… called jug handle grub. In Kentucky there I I _ ure …Page 79

… southern Missouri does well in Kentucky, as a i i th …Page 37

g . ;_ 114 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 1, … best variety tested at the Kentucky Experiment Station in r€CC¤i { … surviving the average winter in Kentucky. l Uses of Oats and …Page 114

… as much Hre—cured tobacco as Kentucky, or more. j 1 4 … How does the crop of Kentucky _· {1 Compare in value … Such a valuable crop in Kentucky, In North Carolina. What crops … CO11]d be grown profitably in Kentucky if the demand for tobacco … of tobacco is grown in Kentucky? In the south- { i … of tobacco is grown in Kentucky? ` I the . Lcts …Page 59

… ` tr;. 1 ` 126 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 ·| … con1111on winter barley grown i11 Kentucky and Tennessee for I`:-iY_ mant … production and for hogging down. Kentucky N0. l is a selection 111ade by tl1e Kentucky Experiment Station front Teu- fiégi … _ . _ l1H1`\‘Cst. In Kentucky 21 good supply of nitrogen …Page 126

… ‘A‘ c· ¤ g~ 8 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 i. …Page 8

it t t` 54 Kentucky Exteusirm Circular No. 336 S … just north ol` Daviess County, Kentucky. TW t name. onesucker relers …Page 54

… has given good results in Kentucky, ‘ ¤ __'` »g hm … of the rye grown in Kentucky is utilized for pasture l … is l)eSt in Jnkc ` Kentucky_ mia Rye Usually is seeded in Kentucky at the rate oi a …Page 121

… In fact, only four, timothy, Kentucky bluegrass, redtop aud Ol`Cl1Z1I`d grass, … states. In the latitude of Kentucky or what, for COIl\’€Hl€nC€· is … conditions, It is true thm Kentucky bluegrass thrives exceptionally well in … central little StOIl€ 1”€giOl’1 of Kentucky, perhaps better than any other …Page 164

… 5 in the United States. Kentucky’s wheat crop. Spring and winter … History and adaptation. Oats in Kentucky. The oat ___i plant. Varieties … Rye in K _ fl Kentucky. Varieties. Seeding practices. Questions. .................................... … Important grasses for America. Timothy. Kentucky bluegrass. Orchard grass. Redtop. Bermuda … Pastures and pasture management for Kentucky. Questions .... 164 ; ;¥`*§$." …Page 4

… percentage of the soils of Kentucky are not quite so well …Page 138

… l` F ¤~ l 170 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 ` … lt is most important in Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and MW hOl11“l, … bm iii pasture grass for Kentucky. It furnishes pasture very e&Yl}' …Page 170

… CONV tnercial potato growers in Kentucky have learned how to obtain …Page 86

… #17 pounds a bushel in Kentucky. Hull-less barley WCigll$ { Q …Page 123

i 168 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 it … these disadvantages, however, especially in Kentucky. Kentucky bluegrass is the standard lawn … In the Bluegrass region of Kentucky, the usual method in estab- …Page 168

… the "?\Yi01lS crops grown in Kentucky. POM]- hy VSUPPUSC we want …Page 33

… are the best varieties for Kentucky, For cooking, the so—C21ll€(l "Black—Eye" …Page 162

… The avera ·e yroduction in Kentucky durin· tl1e same Jeriod S … discust but briefly here. ln Kentucky, only early varieties are grown … probably the best variety for Kentucky. Early Ollw , .—1,?s i …Page 88

| a ;. .t 140 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 1. … be destroyed ill s { Kentucky and other southern states by … are simil¤l`· ' .»\ few Kentucky farmers have kept the same … diseases which attack clover in Kentucky. In tests at the KKentucky farmers. NW to the best Kentucky strains, seed of adapted strains …Page 140

… 22,000,000 bushels. The production in Kentucky has increased during the past …Page 124

3 . 144 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 l … in this country? Why? Is Kentucky a good clover state? in … have been so frequent in Kentucky in recent years. What remedies … produce more clover seed in Kentucky? Describe melhqts of handling the … farmers sow alsike clover in Kentucky? what l` ‘ the chief …Page 144

i 156 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 iiji … amount of seed is produced. Kentucky farmers find the hay crop …Page 156

… According to tests at the Kentucky Experiment Sta- Q ‘ { … states since lSl30, appeared in Kentucky in 1937 and in l938 …Page 83

… l; l ;:' 'jvfil 20 Kentucky Extension Czrcttlrtr N0. 336 . … in the first named. ln Kentucky, tobacco usually if is the … _ ’_·‘V¤ ments as oats. Kentucky can raise winter barley successfully, … ten million bushels each. ln Kentucky rye is grown chiefly as … Some 3 is grown in Kentucky, as a late summer and …Page 20

I. 146 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 ' … hill county in north- central Kentucky, was one of the first … soil, and most soils iii Kentucky and many other states niust … industry are necessary for putting Kentucky agriculture 011.71 more prohtable basis, … smaller applications, h<>“;‘ ever, for Kentucky soils are not strongly acid, …Page 146

… central Virginia and western ls Kentucky, the only change is a …Page 66

{. 1 ..571 { 58 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 I …Page 58

… C; fully. ( Oats in Kentucky. Kentucky is far south of the … place in the rotation in Kentucky, They serve oitell m HS …Page 112

lf 132 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 Y … the seed soltl ET; in Kentucky comes from Utah, Idaho and …Page 132

… in central Q, 5 ii`)? Kentucky and in western Iowa and … fore a secondary consideration. ln Kentucky, most of the seed is … 3 .} Hd Yield of Kentucky bluegrass seed varies greatly from …Page 169

… other I ms grass except Kentucky bluegrass, and thruout this area …Page 165

… _ » comn1erc1al growers 111 Kentucky use 500 to 1,000 pounds … crop of potaft><’> early, in Kentucky, in order tl1at as much … or tl1ree eyes each. In Kentucky, potatoes usually are planted in …Page 90

… as a medium early in Kentucky. This and strains r · …Page 35

… ~tl1, ot soil tondittons. ln Kentucky only a few varieties are … an important variety in western Kentucky. ll l121S l`C(l 3 l$l\'Cllv … §l<>\\l1. Flns is known as Kentucky L1/. l~ult‘aster is the most …Page 107

I l 108 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 tested … Most of the wheat in Kentucky is grown after corn or … discust in the Soil lessons, Kentucky Extension Circular 54. As indicated … avoid the fly, In no1‘th€1j*l Kentucky the best time for sowing … l to lf)? l" southern Kentucky from October 5 to l5. The experiments conducted bv the Kentucky Experiment SW tion have shown …Page 108

… largely taken its place in Kentucky, except in a [ew northern … I grown late potato in Kentucky. In good strains the tubers … spring planting in I . Kentucky. I ,°,’` ’ `I line … grown on heavy soils. ln Kentucky, medlulll ~’&l· loams or clay … better, Very [ew soils in Kentucky are t00 heavy lO1` pOt21· … O1' [IIC Gastern states, ln Kentucky the difficulty of supplying stable …Page 89

… [_. ti?-e . . 148 Kentucky Extenszon Czrcular N0. 336 li" …Page 148

… S S 3 l 40 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 tl … grown from hybrid seed. The Kentucky Experiment Station has produced sevetiil … Belt al`? also adapted to Kentucky and are far superior to … by 3 * number of Kentucky growers. Imp0l‘t3IlCe of a Good … averagv stand of corn in Kentucky is only 75 percent perfeet. …Page 40

… high in l Y,. eoun- Kentucky. The weight of the stems … about the wheat crop of Kentucky? Why is 2 `fijsg - … cl1· Wheat he grown in Kentucky? Why? 7. Describe the roots … aviiiase height of wheat in Kentucky? What is tillering? 8. What …Page 105

I { l E 150 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 1. … north than the latitude of Kentucky. Korean fl`? lespedeza, however, probably … much [lj, attention, especially in Kentucky, Tennessee, and other states in …Page 150

… tobacco? In what parts of Kentucky are phosphorus fertili— *¤:;;j1 ZEYS …Page 65

22 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 - … only those growl V in Kentucky. Some are not frown extensively …Page 22

… l L y C0umY)'· In Kentucky, spring barley does not often … be grown very successfully in Kentucky, how- NIO" um`, 218 Ille …Page 125

… [md, variety to be released, Kentucky No. 16, is not only …Page 81

… third the total crop and Kentucky about one-fourth. These, tw states … $$50,000,000 The tobHC€0 crop of Kentucky has had an annual value … about one-third as 1nU€ll as Kentucky, or from l00,000,000 to 125,000,000 …Page 48

… l 1 ; Q for Kentucky bluegrass has much the same … { I grass pastures in Kentucky; yet there never has been … g Zlll( I Q mc, Kentucky bluegrass at its best,. T … Of the characteristies which make Kentucky bluegrass t s , · …Page 167

I I 1 100 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 , …Page 100

… TCH. · lKentucky to make the Hessian fly … It is illmy worms, in Kentucky, ']`hey eat the leaves and …Page 127

… off closely finally destroys them. Kentucky ought ; i l grass … to this country? Why does Kentucky bluegrass thrive I _ if … _ S0 Well in Central Kentucky? Which of the important grasses … ll_ted to the climate of Kentucky? 3. What was the origin … . p the llllwthy in Kentucky? If so, for what purposes? 4. Why is Kentucky called y Km lhé Bluegrass State? What characteristic makes Kentucky bluegrass Such i 1 I … lll grass. Would you sow Kentucky bluegrass? Give reasons for your … your answer. 6. Where is Kentucky bluegrass seed ; ( ll) … How are pastures managed in Kentucky where blL1eg!`8SS seed cforc is … is redtop grown chiefly in Kentucky? . — _! ‘ Q … . S llre management for Kentucky. _ i 5 j 2 …Page 175

… ~ l ·i 1 52 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 Q … leaf on the outside. Since Kentucky produces only the manufacturing types … such as is used in Kentucky on tobacco beds. To provide … manner during tl1€ colonial period. Kentucky and northern Tennessee were settled … and l three in western Kentucky and northwestern Tennessee. The l>€5l … tht? 5 Tennessee River in Kentucky and extending south into TCHHCSSCU …Page 52

l 142 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 belt. … preferred to pure clover. In Kentucky, orchard grass is a good … The S€€d Crop. Nfil lllillly Kentucky farniers harvest the sewllfl 1 …Page 142

I I 46 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 I …Page 46

5; l l 38 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 number of ears. At the Kentucky Experiment Station the inbreds é … history of one of the Kentucky Experinletll Station inbred lilies, Kentucky inbred 122, for instance. In …Page 38

… types of tobacco grown in Kentucky, North CHTOlim`i, vii" a eX· …Page 51

… Seed. The corn crop of Kentucky usually matures {Cn, well and …Page 41

… the lnnestone region of Central Kentucky, the l l district; extends … tobacco y2¥{—$ districts of western Kentucky and Tennessee considerable Bllllcln it` …Page 56

… l l f 1 98 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 it … in southeastern Virginia- iii; southwestern Kentucky, southern Missouri, and southern Illinois. … QW eral counties in western Kentucky north of the regular producing … in almost itil} part of Kentucky in most seasons, and it …Page 98

i ` ‘ 158 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 lll … varieties for hay production in Kentucky are the medium early varieties, … grown mainly for hay in Kentucky, 1110Sl of the discussion of …Page 158

… to take the place of Kentucky Extension Circular 56, Less0¤S ` …Page 5

… li *~ til · 68 Kentucky Extension Ci/rc·ul1zt‘ N0. 336 1. …Page 68

… W (WPS I) grown in Kentucky unless otherwise indicated. S li …Page 60

… seldom Y image practiced in Kentucky. It perhaps costs a little … rust usually affecting wheat in Kentucky is the blade t 2 … dangerous disease of wheat in Kentucky, but A tndretl ?1[J1`eventable one. …Page 109

{ —``` Q 166 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 1 … ·l9 pounds to the bushel. Kentucky·Bluegrass. Kentuekians should be especially inlct … state. This also resulted in Kentucky bwlls l§llOWl1 pOplll2l1‘ly as the … grass l\rIany bCllC\'€ that ll Kentucky bluegrass is native to Kentucky. Probably ll1l$ is ml ll`l1C. HOWeVel`, it was introduced into Kentucky at a \'C1`§' Cmill ` …Page 166

… Of 15 the acreage in Kentucky? Why is it used chiefly for hay in Kentucky? j r Thc 4·DeSCribe the … they well if adapted to Kentucky? Give an intelligent discussion of … 0WYh- ` S°Yb€&¤S grown in Kentucky. 5.What can you say about … ausc ls most D0Dl1l3.I‘ in Kentucky? Describe methods of producing COWPBE1 …Page 163

… of potatoes are best for Kentucky? Why? NZIHB ` Zyl - …Page 93

g ji 50 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 . … culture of tobacco S]¤l`ood into Kentucky and adjoining areas, settled largely …Page 50

I l i 134 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 spiral … been emphasized. Most soils ui Kentucky, even in the Central Bluegrass … will succeed. ln north central Kentucky there is much land that … acre are sufhcient on niost Kentucky soils. Except in the Celllffll … sweet clover well si1p[>ll<’*l • Kentucky Extension Circular 54, 5th edition …Page 134

… eastern United States, includ ing Kentucky, is known as red winter … Nebraska is not necessary in Kentucky and other southern st¤¥*"· , …Page 106

… 1 1 11111 Seeding. In Kentucky, red clover generally is sown …Page 141

it .__-. l rel 62 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 i … I ig.; most soils in Kentucky. This amounts to 36 to …Page 62

… of the farm land in Kentucky is very rolling which y … l wmc Tennessee rs·much like Kentucky in topography. In North Carolina, …Page 49

… to be guarded against in Kentucky is the Hessian fly. The … 1 Q,[;L;~§ Of Wheat for Kentucky, What are the most important … should wheat be sown in Kentucky? How much seed should 1 …Page 111

… l i ._ Ei 10 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 ~ … lives but two years in Kentucky, as a rule, but much …Page 10

… .1. 1:01 good corn. ln Kentucky, however, they should be planted … . ata, land thoroly. ln Kentucky it pays to plow the … ground can be worked. In Kentucky early seeding y is especially … per acre. In y 11111 Kentucky two bushels are suHicient. If …Page 115

… 5 and wild grasses. ln Kentucky there is often an excellent … . `C thc mH>l01`ll}’ of Kentucky growers, is to sow with …Page 135

I. P § 120 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 "f … food. iif `-'` Rye in Kentucky. A large acreage of rye is sown in Kentucky for pasture and to serve as a cover crop. Kentucky farmers are coming to realize … are harvested for grail] in Kentucky. Production averages about 180,000 bushels. …Page 120

… Is it well adapted to Kentucky? 9. What are the advantages …Page 122

… i; O Q in 14 Kentucky Extension Circular No. 336 i …Page 14

… grown varieties of co1·n in Kentucky. Why is it ‘ . …Page 43

… probable that the 1najority of Kentucky growers, for thc . next … necessary. Ten- Sf; ncssee and Kentucky are not in the direct … all growers in Tennessee and Kentucky each y€Hl` l should tend …Page 84

… 1 · ii'i.j`;_ "" 64 Kentucky Extension Circular N0. 336 E? …Page 64

… tow- replaced the millets. In Kentucky it is proving of exceptional … Pastllféa and Pasture Management for Kentucky. Leaving · lz _ ui … €0¤S1derat1on the mountain area in Kentucky, most of T { mn. …Page 173

… The latter is preferred in Kentucky. The plants continue to bloom … 1 1 "_ § rem. Kentucky, to delay harvesting until October … spring barley not grown in Kentucky? *7. Discuss the soil require- … you think of barley for Kentucky? Give reasons ‘ ~]·,f·';;; for … should barley be sown in Kentucky and at what ' , … should buckwheat be sown in Kentucky? Why not may SOW earlier? … is the better variety in Kentucky? Why is buckwheat . ,53 … gl'0W1'1 in tif igs it Kentucky? why? S not bgfagll umn …Page 129

… | ; zers. Varieties for Kentucky. Corn breeding and hybrid corn. … ' 1 ` grown in Kentucky. Questions. .............................................................................. 48 ` Q …Page 3

… crops of » may wheat. Kentucky has rather a small amount … the largest producing states. In Kentucky the crop I ljj i …Page 19

… cotton be grown successfully in Kentucky? 6.W'hat kind of a $6218011 …Page 101

… kill- 1 ; ing in Kentucky. lf not sown in the … mh l)OU1l(l$ IO the bushel, Kentucky l)r()cluces a large ])l`O[)OI`[lOU Oli …Page 171