Browsing Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES) Reports by Issue Date

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Factors influencing Alabama agriculture : its characteristics and farming areas

Alvord, Benjamin, 1813-1884; Crosby, M. A.; Schiffman, E. G. (1941-04)

Sweet Potato Starch as a Sizing Agent in the Textile Industry

Moore, Omar Clarence (1941-07)

An intensive study to determine the possibilities of sweet potato starch as a warp sizing agent in the textile industry has been made in the laboratories of the Engineering Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic ...

Fifty-third annual report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn : January 1 to December 31, 1942

Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Agricultural Experiment Station (1942)

Evaluating Starches for Textile Purposes

Schreiber, Walter Thilo, 1893-; Stafford, William L. (1942)

Production of Lump Charcoal from Pine Sawdust without a Binder

Basore, Cleburne Ammen; Moore, Omar Clarence (1942)

The object of this investigation was to find a satisfactory method for the profitable disposal of the large amounts of finely divided wood wastes available in the South and West. As a result of this investigation, a ...

Practical dog feeding

Koehn, Carl James (1942-01)

Effect of Sizing, Weaving, and Abrasion on the Physical Properties of Cotton Yarn

Schreiber, Walter Thilo, 1893-; Geib, Martin Nicholas Vincent, 1894-; Moore, Omar Clarence (1942-01)

A method was developed for determining the effects of the amount and quality of sizing on the physical properties of cotton warp yarns and on their performance during weaving and abrasion tests. The strength, elongation ...

Food habits of consumer groups in small towns of Alabama that affect farmers' markets

Blackstone, J. Homer (John Homer), 1911-; Inman, Buis T. (Buis Taft), 1908- (1942-02)

Labor requirements for field crops in the southeastern coastal plains farming area of Alabama

Lanham, Ben T.; Lagrone, William F. (1942-02)

This analysis of labor requirements of crops in southern Alabama is designed to promote the most effective distribution of crops, particularly from the standpoint of full utilization of man- and mule-labor on the farm. ... ...

Vetch varieties for soil improvement and seed production in Alabama

Albrecht, H. R. (Herbert Richard), 1909- (1942-03)

Management of farm fish ponds

Swingle, H. S.; Smith, E. V. (1942-04)

Edible soybeans

Sherman, W. C. (William Cyrus), 1910-; Albrecht, H. R. (Herbert Richard), 1909- (1942-04)

Planting and maintenance of lawns

Sturkie, D. G. (Dana Gibson), 1897-; Fisher, Homer S. (1942-05)

Increasing incomes and conserving resources on cotton-corn farms in Marion County, Alabama

Lanham, Ben T.; Lagrone, William F. (1942-06)

General appraisal of the livestock industry in the southeastern states

McPherson, W. K. (William Kenneth), 1914- (1942-06)

Natural reproduction of pines in East-central Alabama

Brinkman, Kenneth A.; Swarthout, P. A. (1942-11)

Factors affecting the reproduction of bluegill bream and largemouth black bass in ponds

Swingle, H. S.; Smith, E. V. (1943-02)

Prices received by Alabama farmers for farm products August 1909-August 1942

Mahan, John Nelson, 1914-; Marsh, John F. (1943-02)

Detoxification of cottonseed meal for hogs

Sewell, W. E. (1943-03)

Peanuts: A war crop on Alabama farms

Harrington, Albert H.; Jones, Phillip E.; Lagrone, William F.; United States. Bureau of Agricultural Economics; Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Agricultural Experiment Station (1943-03)

Alabama farmers were asked to make large increases in peanut production in 1942 to help supply additional quantities of vegetable oils needed for domestic wartime uses and for shipment to our allies. Still greater production ...