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Feeding experiments, comparative, with silage and other Nie eh ee Phe Sa a a Sek os See 23: a i4 Reremenmeetr iiaipy so 2S 8S ee es So ee ee 190 Ped-cunne of fodder corn, losses in 2. 2 2. 222-2 eee. 179 our tamer Blow, Of silos! = 5. ji... 52.2- eee es GAs 153 RN (EO eo ea Pe 8s se ee st eS eas 139, 150 Fodder corn and roots, yields of, per acre...-.---..---...--- 211 Fodder corn compared with corn silage __.-....-..----- 213, 218 Fodder corn, composition of dry matter of-_-___-- ss oD 15 Fodder corn, green, digestion coefficients for__...._-------- 17 Fodder corn, storage room required for, compared with corn CE SS eae ee OE SN elt Rae EDM es weeny yes kote 214 Fodder corn, yield of food ingredients of __.....+....:..--+ 15 Fodder corn, see also Indian corn and Corn. Freezing of silage -_----.--- ee tt ps eS MO, a eee ee 95, 167 eminem: p4 sno Of. a. 23-250 Se ee So ee 103 OTE ELE 0 SRE eg cape, RN Re a Aa eg ye SORE ot 119 Baur corm from field, rack or’sled for: .»....--32-4=2---5 143 Piny-eompared with corn silage... ue gecc. 38 Se seen 4s 212 Hay, storage room required for, compared with corn silage.. 213 Pevardrilis; planting Of COr in 2). 222. ence ho fue 25 230 INDEX. PAGE Horizontal girts; silos with... .----. 2-2-2. --= 72 114 Horses; silage for 2. 2_22s0 4508 2 ee 199 indian Om: 2.2.- 225 365.2. -0 ea ee 11, 13 Indian corn, chemical changes in, with maturity_---.--- -- 16 Indian corn, comparative yields of Northern and Southern Varieties... 02) eee eee 20 Indian corn, development of-_------- Le eee 13 Indian corn, increase in food ingredients from tasseling to ripeness --= i 42... Se 16 Indian corn, varieties of, to be planted for the silo _....__-- 18 Indian corn, see also Corn and Fodder corn. Introduction: 2.2 est Se ee eee eee fj Lateral: pressure in’silos = 224 jo22 02 .2..2002 5 322. eee AT Literature on:silos and Silage. _.-..:.:. 2... [22 2. aeeeeeee 128 Losses in field-curing: fodder corn’)... .12... 5.2 2a 179 Losses\in siloing clover 2-....2..t240..-. 20-3 eee 188 Losses in-siloimecort: 22. 2.0 2s. 224224 20s 2 181 Losses of food: materials in-silo-.s.22..2-... eee 179 Lucern, see Alfalfa. Metal silos sas, 209.20 2.7320: 3 ee ee a eee 121 Milch cows, American silage rations for_-_-.2.,.2_-22o32ee 195. Milch.cows, silape-for-.2 222) 2 ee Ace eS 191, 215, 218, 221 Missouri Experiment Station silo, description of__...._....! 70 Mules, silage for. 222002 2 ols el ee 202 New Jersey Experiment Station silo, description of ________- 63 Pits in: the ground as‘silos ---22.1)-2. 22.2 eee 126 Planting corn, in hills or in drills_. -. .2 422-22 ee 25 Planting corn; methods of -_ =. 2./Li Ae eae 22 Plante corn; thickness.of 2-25. wd." eee re aes Pneumatic elevators 2-22 Se ee eee 152 ‘¢Poultrymen’s silos” = 22. 2.55.. 8. 2 eS ee 207 Poultry,silage for 52220 2 eee 207 Preparationjof corn land} >-4.2.2.<2622 eS 27 Preservation of silos... 220-22. 9.22. See 131 Rack, low-down, for hauling corn._2.-_222.)_ 22. See 143 Rations, silage, for dairy cows .-._ 2222-222 2 eee 195 Respiration; intermolecular®.2...22.2 3.3 232_2 ee Robertson’s ensilage mixture... -2..... 52. 222k. 2 eee 33 INDEX. 231 a PAGE Roots and fodder corn, yields per acre of_____..._...___.__- 211 Rocts compared with corn silage _........_......_-.__- 209, 214 Round barns -------- Pa Re ee eat Be es ages Sey we (TULLE ES eae pe eect gee iiss elarkn. 80 e S e 50, 78, 119 Peer mus, Capacity OF t. 2l0 =. ne ee Se 39, 40 Pierind BNOs,.CORt OF. 2. 2: oe os Sr 8 Sh eS See e ae 134, 136 SL LS CEE i ee Se aie ae GR Lp Sok rear cae 202, 217 peeee esate 83555 nt eee. ee ee be pe Ge ME RIPE OT ree 0 aie tel ae es re Men oe 30, 165, 189 Silage and other feeds, comparative feeding experiments TL SES ie Rane Re pe oe crag ee eee eae eter yaa et 214 Silage and other feeds, comparison of economy of produc- NR Pree a 5 ee eas Beh OT 209 (SE ETL a Siege fe ale eee eg ete te ea ek ee 2) 192 pres’ chemical composition, of 2-22 s2s.22.22200 250 22 169 Co LENE IPAS a ee 28, 164 RMPER CC Soon Le. PAGE Silage truck :..2 2+. 225240222 o-8- oa eee 193 Silage, whole vs. cut... -. 2. s- 22-2 6st. 32252 145 Silo; advantages Of 2.5 - 425 2-2 Sas 223 Silo; a.primitive wooden _. .2 222.222: 2. Ses. 0 oe 112 Silo, bottom-of 2... 223.2 5..-be eo ee 45 Silo building, essentials in -- 2224-22 2.2.2222 Soo 36 Silo building, material for-.:- <<. 2222 Sake ee 48 Silo; filling of 2. 222 o>. eo Soe a eee 139, 150 Silo filling, power and cutters for 2_.-2: 12-22. ea 152 Silo, foundation and wall of ...->._.. 2 ee 45 Silo in modern agriculture, the-.2.u.._ +42. _.-.2 eee 223 Silo; John Gould’s 2.25.22 2 ses eS eee 103 Silo literattire- 502 et 5 ee ee 128 Silo, location. Of 22 2.332. sS a2. 65. Bee eee 44 Silo, losses of food. materials in. 2. cs ee ..-179, 186 Silo stacks. Jes e2. 22 sc. eset. -2 50.2 eee 122 Silo; the when ‘to:.cut.corn for 22 o..2-. 222s eee 18 Siloed fodder, cover of ---. - ck cwwe oe 156 Silos and silage, list of experiment-station publications on.-_ 129 Silos) Drieks 2202.94. tree eae ee 117 Silos; capacities: Of. .5.)..2.- ao te ee eee 39, 40 Silos, coal-oil barrels-made into 2... 2... 2.522 =o eee ‘. 207 Silos, concrete? 2202. se ig tS 119 Silos; cost Gf -o 2222. a ea ee eee 133 Silos, danger from carbonic-acid poisoning in ----..-.------ 154 Silos, description of different kinds of .....=.--+5.22222= 50 Silos, doors. Of. ...4 2202 o23t 28 P86. 2 Ee Seager 57, 89 Silos; form Gf¢-) 40 LS bak a ee ee 40 Silos,.f@eneral considerations: -252.222. i... 22-2 ee 36 Silos, erout: 52.02. dale. 2: Eee ee 119 Palos ie: tae -bain 23 27st 2st is eee Sa 4 peas eee 101 Silos, lining ‘and siding of:. -. 22.5222 22 ACS 5d Silos; ‘metal... 22. 25 hs a ee 121 Silos, painting of... 22. sso See 48, 59, 84 Silos, pits in the ground a8 $2 4.1.2.5. 209 2 127 Silos, ‘preservation:.of 2 Ss: oa ee coe Lal oe 131 Silos, rectangular and round, statements of cost of-.__----.- 137 Silos; roof iOf s2 2. Se Eee eee eee 48, 57, 88, 92 : PAGE Senate L HEL Cll NOONE? 2.5. S32 ts te Pe ee ee SoCs ee 118 Ge RIM WOOUEMI fb) 2 ei ooo ee ee bee 50 Milos, rounG wooden, Capacity Of... 2... 52-2 24-545 ss2-<52 39, 40 aie weno. WOOUCH:, .Cnute JOT. 2. 2 5 Fae aesc eek ee 59 BeeeETOUHG WHOUCH, CORD OR. sc. 2 oot Loe ou seekt cock oS 136 RR ESPAC I Mn ee eae ee eee 38, 40 Bite Ce MICaIIONS LOF. 2222-042 LSS See See st 51, 81 Silos, square, methods of excluding air from corners of - ---- 112 “te STE Seb ae le eee Sele iene a Rohan OT SIS. 2 559 Pica gee 122 NIMES LMG eh ra cae ST lo ete eae 78 ELLE NSU 1) 27 SO SNR ee Poa a SR Sm, 1, SE a ed I 117 Pee VEN Epon Ore. oe eet en Pe) Se eee Ss 47, 59 Bares wiih HOrOntal siTte iy. J 225.0 a hoes eee La Sosa 114 PICA CN MIETS oe yer ot. ok SS arg ee ae 50: Silos, wooden, separate square or rectangular--___--__------.. 107 peeeetubeat: MUI VU eee Se Seo SSE Sea coo 144 Picwretmune 1Or- Culiing COM. 2. - 2252 25 hc. So Lk leek 141 TE 5 SE TESTISS 2 i a og ooh ap ieee AE wane nie © pd ose ee 33 ELE Si 2 ag cles ae aca OD ae RP, 31 Specifications for a round wooden silo ___._..._..-.--.----- 51 Beomesd mons: fOr da. SLAVE SllOS oo Yo 2. eo kp Reels. 81 South Dakota Experiment Station silo, description of --_-_- 72 Southern and Northern varieties of corn, digestibility of-.._ 21 Southern and Northern varieties of corn, comparative yields of, 20 Pema Oth, DTOAGEASb Gs. <2 +<<. sSeasetS. ol Teele b 22S Dee WESaIMTNR cre eee a oS i a deen SO ee rae 122 PREM SRINAR © 20th eS ne ee = cL eee See ee os 78 Stave silos, beveled vs. PAGE Sweet vs. sour silage -_- 1.2 5.02232 2 ee 174 Swine, silaye for 2.20... 3. 22 eee ee eee 206, 217 Thickness of planting corm... 22-25.<222: . 2-2 222 = ee 22 Varieties of corn to be planted for the silo ---.----------.-- 18 Water, addition of, to surface of siloed fodder------- ee 157 Weeds! ‘silage of .._2 04 - . -S203 23 422 ea ee 34 Whole silage. >... 2. c2us 52 Pees te Ue ee 145 Wisconsin Experiment Station silos, descriptions of ------- 65, 68 Yields of clover per acre. ...--.=.-2 2 ee 29 Yields.of roots and ‘of fodder corn -.-- 2.2.0. +-s-saeeeeeene 211 il venue. 