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By: W. H. Lyne
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Three new Extension Service bulletins which are very informative and readable have been received at this office and are available without cost upon request. They are: (1) ‘‘Garden Roses for Virginia,” No. 189; (2) Diseases of Forage Crops,” No. 188; and “Prosper with Sheep,” No. 191.
‘'Gafden Roses for Virginia” covers: facts concerning plant growth; general information such as propagation, planting, cutting, mulches, winter care, etc.; types and varieties, and a check list of rose troubles. It should prove very popular among garden lovers.
“Diseases of Forage Crops” covers^ diseases of alfalfa, clover, soybeans;—and lespedeza,—with illustrations to enable interest in high quality hays and economical yields should make this publication a must for their reference
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