12—Control Rats and Mice with Warfarin; March 1951
13—Chemical Weed Control in Field Crops; April 1951
14—Control of Cannibalism In Poultry; 1951
15—Use Only Inspected Tomato Plants; April 1951
16—Take Care of Sows and Pigs at Farrowing Time; April 1951
17—Soil Selection Is Important in Tomato Production; April 1961
18—Facts About Transplanting Tomatoes; April 1951
19—Start the Tomato Disease Control Program Early, April 1951
20—Fundamental Facts About Fertilizer; 1951
21—How to Understand and Use Color; April 1951
22—How to Produce Quality Beef Calves; April 1951
23—Preparing the Soil for and Fertilizing Sweet Potatoes;

1951

24—Planting Sweet Potatoes and Treating Sprouts; April 1951
25—How to Make Draperies; April 1951
26—Arranging and Adjusting Power Spray Booms and Nozzles

for Controlling Tomato Diseases; April 1951
27—Field Control of Tomato Diseases and Insects; April 1951

Extension Mimeos:

M—15 Considerations in Peach Culture; 1949
M—107 Control of Potato Diseases; 1949
M— List of Available Publications, Agriculture Extension

Service and Agricultural Experiment Station [1949]
M— Home Tailoring; 1949

M— Needle Blight of Evergreens in Maryland; 1949
M— Stump Removal; 1949

M— Control of Elm Bark Beetles as Possible Means of Pre-
venting Infection by Dutch Elm Disease; 1949

Home Management Units:

3 Cleaning the Silverware; 1949

4 A 4-H Club Girl Cleans the Living Room; 1949

6 Care of the Stove; 1949

7 Care of the Refrigerator
10 Dishwashing; 1949

Mimeos:

13 Textile Painting; 1949

14 4-H Etiquette; 1949

15 Being a Baby Sitter; 1949
— Fun for the Family at Home; 1949

— Care of Floor Coverings—Linoleum, Asphalt Tile, Felt
Base and Plastic; 1949

Maryland State Department of Markets
Maryland Fruit Tree Census and Marketing Survey; 1949

State Board of Agriculture

Agricultural Maryland; 1949 (In cooperation with the State De-
partment of Information)