Box 19
Contains 199 Results:
The Improvement of our Native Fruits, 1896
Year of the Department of Agriculture, pages 297-304, Author: L. H. Bailey
The Hamburg Exposition, 1897
Garden and Forest, Volume 10: pages 391-392, Author: L. H. Bailey
Will The American Farmer Become a Peasant?, December 1898
31st Annual Report of the Secretary of Connecticut Board of Agriculture for 1897, pages 35-46, discussion: pages 46-56, Author: L. H. Bailey. 2 copies; one copy is missing page 56
What is Nature-Study?, April 10, 1898
Cornell University, Teacher's Leaflets, No. 6: pages 49-52, Author: L. H. Bailey
Nature Study: Its Field, Its Methods, and Its Results, December 1898
The Science Teacher and the Journal of Nature Study, Volume 1, No. 9: pages 140-145, Author: L. H. Bailey
Annual Flowers, January 1899
Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station - Horticultural Division, Bulletin 161, Author: G. N. Lauman & L. H. Bailey
Some Constants of American and European Agriculture, 1899
Proceedings of the 44th Annual Meeting, The Western New York Horticultural Society, pages 15-27, Author: L. H. Bailey
Farmers' Reading Courses, 1899
US Department of Agriculture, Office of Experiment Stations, Bulletin 72: pages 1-23, Author: L. H. Bailey
Some Facts and Fancies, Old or New, In Horticulture, 1900
33rd Annual Report, Secretary of the Board of Agriculture for 1899, pages 45-55; discussion: pages 55-75. Address delivered before Farmer's Convention at Meriden, Connecticut, December 13, 1899; discussion not pertinent to Bailey omitted; two copies - one, a reprint.
The Problem of Impoverished Lands. Being Suggestions for Investigation and Experiment, November 1899
Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station - Horticultural Division, Bulletin 174, Author: L. H. Bailey