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(University of Hawaii, 1931-06)This bulletin covers prevention and methods of control of erosion in agricultural lands in Hawaii.
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(University of Hawaii, 1931-09)Hawaii's average potato yields are better than those of the continental United States but not equal to those of Europe. That they can be made not only equal but better is the thesis of this bulletin.
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(Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, 1932-03)The author championed this fast-growing leguminous shrub as a food, fodder, and soil improvement crop.
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(University of Hawaii, 1932-06)The bulletin provided extensive information on establishing and running a commercial truck farm in Hawaii, from acquiring seeds to establishing, maintaining, and protecting the crop, to preparing produce for market. Detailed ...
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(Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, 1933-06)This bulletin discusses the more important grasses growing on local ranges, their growth in other parts of the world, nature of growth, palatability, persistence, climatic requirements, and present importance and possibilities ...
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(Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, 1933-11)The bulletin reviews the history and present conditions of taro culture and poi making in Hawaii and discusses the preparation of poi from the bacteriological standpoint.
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(University of Hawaii, 1934-05)Citrus fruits had been under investigation at the Experiment Station since 1904, and 40 different species and varieties were represented in the experimental orchard. This bulletin contains descriptions of these materials ...
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(Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, 1935-09)This bulletin provides comprehensive information on passion fruit, so that the plant, previously grown mostly in home gardens, might be adopted for commercial cultivation. Six species/types are described.
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(University of Hawaii, 1938-04)This bulletin reports on studies of truck crop production and marketing of locally grown vegetables.
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(University of Hawaii, 1938-05)The bulletin covered swine housing, breeding, herd and animal care and management, feeds and feed analysis, suggested rations, and diseases and parasites.
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(University of Hawaii, 1938-06)The bulletin covered breed selection, housing, incubation and brooding, feeds, chick problems, adult poultry troubles and parasites, and raising capons.
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(Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, 1939)Taro, one of the oldest cultivated crops in the world, has long been a staple food of the natives of all the Polynesian islands as well as in the West Indies and the Orient. Since taro is propagated almost exclusively by ...
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(University of Hawaii, 1939-05)The bulletin describes and illustrates 103 of the most important grasses in Hawaii. Very few of the native species are common on the range, the introduced species being of far greater importance both in point of number and ...
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(University of Hawaii, 1939-06)The commercial development of the macadamia in Hawaii has led to a study of processing methods adapted to this nut. Since it is marketed principally in cooked, salted-kernel form, processing includes all steps in handling ...
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(University of Hawaii, 1941-05)Taro cultivation practices under both flooded and non-flooded conditions are described, and the causes, symptoms, and control of the diseases causing leaf spots and corm rots are discussed in detail.
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(University of Hawaii, 1941-05)Rapid multiplication of taro plants by using corm sections was explored. Normally dormant buds on the corm can be stimulated to grow, and plantlets can be obtained from corm sections containing one of these buds. Buds on ...
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(University of Hawaii, 1941-06)This publication covers the use and properties of taro in several types of food products and a chemical analysis of two wetland and two upland taro varieties. It also includes recipes.
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(University of Hawaii, 1942)Vegetation zones of the Hawaiian Islands are defined based on climate, topography and soils, and plants present. A table lists the distribution of plant species, and island maps show the zones.
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(University of Hawaii, 1943)A comprehensive guide to gardening techniques and the many garden crops that can be grown in Hawaii.