United States. Department of Agriculture. National Agricultural Library.
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Works (50)

Homemaking made easy

School lunch recipes using potatoes

School lunch recipes using potatoes

Wheatless breads and cakes

Make-over magic

Homemaking on top of the world

Fats, oils and soaps

Walls, doors and windows for pole-type buildings

Attractive ways of using tomatoes

Freezer facts

Food consumption and dietary levels of households as related to employment of homemaker

How much fertilizer shall I use?

4-H horse program

USDA honors Dr. George Washington Carver

Outdoor recreation in small watershed projects

Killing weeds with herbicides

Guaranteed rural housing loans

Certification of coal-tar food colors

Consumer time goes to the movies

Storage for cleaning equipment

Farmers' Institutes for young people

Go glow grow

Information for speakers on daily farm and home broadcasts

Rural recreation

Incinerator

Finding hidden insects

The farmer and the consumer of farm products, what, are their obligations to one another?

The weekly market basket

Storage, storm & fallout shelter

Minimum-wage budgets for women

Boys' corn clubs

Victory gardens...to win the peace

Food consumption and dietary levels of households as related to the age of homemaker

Oven drying

Progress in agricultural education extension

Canning your Victory garden

Fallout shelter in a farm potato storage

Poultry house for laying hens

Going to the farm front?

Growing tomatoes, beans and okra in the club garden

Standards of purity for food products

The earth needs you--join our team

The 1955-crop wheat quota referendum

Agreement between the Department of State and the Department of Agriculture on foreign agricultural acitivities

[Official seal and flag of the Department of Agriculture

Mr. field crops producer

1 1/2-story horse barn

Proposed rules and regulations of the Secretary of agriculture for the operation and control of Center market

Progress of the beet-sugar industry in the United States, 1897-1909

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