Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture 1903

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Fig 1: Storing Apples in a Field, a Practice Common in the Allegheny Mountain District.
Fig 2: Allowing Apples to Remain in Piles in the Orchard, a Practice Common in Many Sections.
DELAYING THE STORAGE OF APPLES.

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Fig 1: Apples Stored in Boxes, a Package Especially Desirable for Tender Varieties.
Fig 2: Apples Stored oin Barrels, the Package Commonly Used
APPLE STORAGE PACKAGES

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Fig 1: The 'Mesquite Mine,' near Imperial, Cal.
Fig 2: Unimproved Sagebrush Land near Sunnyside, Wash.

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Fig 1: Leveling Land with Scrapers.
Fig 2: Buck Scraper.

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Fig 1: Garners Ferry Road, 3.5 Miles from Columbia, S.C., Used Five Years Without Repairs.
Fig 2: Sand-Clay Road Built at Newbern, N.C., Under the Direction of the Office of Public Road Inquiries.

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Fig 1: Sand-Clay Road at Tarboro, N.C.
Fig 2: View 3 Miles Northwest of Columbia, S.C., on the Winnsboro Road, Near Hyatts Park.

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Fig 1: Character of Larval Mines of Oak-destroying Bark-Borer in Inner Surface of Bark.
Fig 2: Larval Mines of Destructive Bark-Borer in Surface of Wood of Dying Cottonwood Tree.

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Licorice Plant

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Fig 1: Capsicum Plant, Grown at Washington, D.C.
Fig 2: Sage Plant, 1 Year Old, Grown at Washington, D.C.

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Belladonna Plant, 1 Year Old, Grown at Washington, D.C.

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Fig. 1: Farm Buildings on the Model Farm
Fig. 2: A 15-year-old Cow Stall-fed Since Birth---Still a Profitable Milker
Fig. 3: A 2-year-old Daughter of Cow Shown in Fig. 2.

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Fig. 1: Handling Manure on the Model Farm
Fig. 2: Field of Rye on the Model Farm in April.
Fig. 3: Field of Rye on the Adjacent Farm with Same Soil Conditions Shown in Fig. 2.

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Fig. 1: Soft Fibers. [Flax, Hemp, dew-retted, Hemp, water-retted, Jute]
Fig. 2: Hard Fibers. [Manila, Sisal, Mauritius, Istle]
Fig. 3: Cotton Bolls [American Upland, Sea Island, India]

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Fig. 1: American Upland Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum)
Fig. 2: Sea Island Cotton ( (Gossypium barbadense)
Fig. 3: India Cotton ( (Gossypium herbaceum)

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Fig. 1: Flax Grown for Fiber at Northfield, Minn., Ready for Harvest.
Fig. 2: Hemp on Alluvial Soil at Gridley, Cal.

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Fig. 1: Abaca, Seedling of Plant Producing Manila Fiber.
Fig. 2: New Zealand 'Flax.'
Fig. 3: Sisal Plants, Growing in the Bahamas.

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Fig. 1: Lechuguilla Plants, Producing Jaumave Istle.
Fig. 2: Palma Samandoca, from which Palma Istle is Obtained.

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Fig. 1: Thirteenth Consecutive Crop of Sugar Beets on a Field at Lehi, Utah.
Fig. 2: A 40-acre Field of Sugar Beets, Grown Under Irrigation at Rockyford, Colo.

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Fig. 1: A Field of Sugar Beets, Grown Under Irrigation at La Grande, Oreg.
Fig. 2: Experimental Field of Sugar Beets at Smithfield, Utah.

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Fig. 1: A Field of Sugar Beets Ready for the Factory, at Blissfield, Mich.
Fig. 2: Corner of a 12-acre Field of Sugar Beets at Blissfield, Mich.

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Fig. 1: Lumber Piled to Shed Water---France.
Fig. 2: Baltic Pine Ties Piled to Shed Water---Germany.

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Fig. 1: How to Pile Timber to Season it Rapidly.
Fig. 2: Method Recommended for Piling Poles.

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Fig. 1: Vat for Treating Wood with Corrosive Sublimate.
Fig. 2: Tar Oil Vat for Treating Posts.

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Fig. 1: The Joplin, Mo., Special Road District Committee Inspecting the Fine Roads Constructed of Mining Slag Under Their Supervision.
Fig. 2: Junction of Chester Levee and Bemis Roads, near Jackson, Tenn.

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Osseo Gravel Road, 3 Years Old, 4 Miles North of Minneapolis.

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Osseo Macadam Road, 5 Years Old, 3 Miles North of Minneapolis.

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Graniteveille Cotton Factory, Near Aiken, S.C., Founded by William Gregg, Esq., 1846.

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Fig. 1: Alamance Cotton Mill, Alamance County, N.C., Founded by Edwin M. Holt in 1837.
Fig. 2: Leaksville Cotton Mill, on Dan River, Spray, N.C., Built in 1839.

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Fig. 1: Cedar Fall Cotton Mill, Randolph County, N.C., Built in 1848.
Fig. 2: High Shoals Cotton Mill, on Apalachee River, Oconee County, Ga., as it Appreared in 1844, Built by Jacob Klutts.

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Cross Sections of Administration and Laboratory Buildings for Department of Agriculture, Showing Arrangement of Corridors, Rooms, Etc.

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Average Daily Departures from Normal Temperature for the Crop Season of 1903 from March 1 to October 5.

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The Total Precipitation for the Crop Season of 1903 from March 1 to October 5.

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The Departures from Normal Precipitation for the Crop Season of 1903 from March 1 to October 5.