"Lick" the fertilizer injury problem (Extension Folder No. 242)

A guide to community wildlife projects (Extension Folder No. 217)

A Pilot Nematode Advisory Service for Peanuts (Folder 271)

A professional choice... extension home economics (Extension Folder No. 265)

An experimental nematode advisory service for tobacco (Extension Folder No. 268)

Asiatic oak weevil (Extension Folder No. 225)

Blueberries! (Extension Folder 264)

Calf raising guide (Extension Folder No. 97, Reprint)

Carpenter ant control (Extension Folder No. 224)

Cattle grubs in North Carolina (Extension Folder 221)

Certain factors affecting shell egg quality: shell egg conditions, causes, and suggested corrective measures (Extension Folder No. 228)

Charcoal broiling steaks and chops (Extension Folder 159, Reprint)

Chemical soil treatment for black root rot control in burley tobacco (Extension Folder No. 262)

Christmas trees grown in North Carolina (Folder 240)

Cleaning eggs: how and what it costs (Extension Folder No. 179)

Community development: Goals and objectives (Extension Folder 203, Reprint)

Community development: Laying the groundwork (Extension Folder 201, Reprint)

Community development: Planning meetings (Extension Folder 202, Reprint)

Control wind erosion (Extension Folder 270)

Controlling bermuda grass (Extension Folder No. 114, Revised)

Controlling worms in dairy cattle (Extension Folder 184)

Costs and returns in peach production (Folder 220)

Cotton defoliation (Extension Folder 214)

Cotton Defoliation (Extension Folder No. 214, Revised)

Cotton production in North Carolina (Extension Folder No. 198, Revised)

Crop rotation for disease control in tobacco (Extension Folder 261)

Crotalaria: friend turned foe (Extension Folder No. 186, Revised)

Cutting, carving, cooking country style hams (Extension Folder No. 134, Reprinted)

Does your tobacco sweat? (Extension Folder No. 170, Reprint)

Dog ticks: How to control them (Extension Folder 233)

Drop nozzles for weed sprayers (Extension Folder 182)

Egg language (Extension Folder 200)

Estimates on your cotton yields (Extension Folder No. 187)

Experimental nematode advisory service for certain crops in North Carolina: nematodes attacking root tip (Extension Folder No. 275, Revised) (Replacing Extension Folder 268, 271)

Fertilization of apple trees in North Carolina (Folder 195)

For higher profits, go ... electronic (Extension Folder No. 243)

Good apple recipes (Folder 189, Revised)

Good business (Extension Folder No. 208, Reprint)

Grapes for profit or pleasure (Folder 223)

Guides for fertilizing flue-cured tobacco (Extension Folder No. 212, Revised)

Hemlock twig rust in North Carolina (Extension Folder No. 172, Reprint)

How do you rate as a farm employer? (Folder 256)

How to grow azaleas and camellias (Extension Folder No. 185)

Lawn irrigation (Folder 211)

Loblolly pine: Planters check list for eastern North Carolina (Folder 196)

Low moisture silage (Extension Folder 235)

Measuring air flow through peanuts (Extension Folder 192)

Milk for manufacturing purposes (Extension Folder No. 257)

Mulch tillage : This planting method has been used successfully in the Coastal Plain and on some Piedmont soils (Extension Folder No. 218)

North Carolina 4-H Recognition Banquet, North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Dorton Arena, July 27, 1967

North Carolina swine parasite control program (Extension Folder 259)

Peaches (Folder 99, Revised)

Peaches! (Folder 199)

Peanut insect control (Extension Folder No. 222)

Producing eggs for out-of-state buyer approval (Extension Folder 188)

Production of aromatic tobacco (Folder 194-61)

Propagation and culture of dwarf apple trees with malling rootstock (Extension Folder 213)

Protect your family from hazards of household chemicals (Extension Folder 263)

Protect your milk check from thieves (Extension Folder 253)

Pruning shrubs (Extension Folder 215)

Rats, mice, and their control (Extension Folder No. 269)

Rental arrangements under acreage poundage (Folder 245, Reprint)

Seven steps to 50 bushel soybeans (Extension Folder No. 248, Reprint)

Simple safe effective fly control for dairy farms (Folder 241)

Skip row planting means more cotton (Extension Folder 232)

Soil fumigation for nematode control in tobacco (Extension Folder No. 236)

Southern pine beetle of North Carolina (Extension Folder No. 274)

Spot anthracnose of flowering dogwood (Extension Folder No. 150, Revised)

Steps to good milking (Extension Folder 99, Revised)

Storing flue cured tobacco on your farm (Extension Folder No. 246)

Suggested tobacco production practices (Extension Folder No. 237)

Swine feeding for profits (Extension Folder No. 206, Revised)

Swine herd health guide (Extension Folder 216)

Systems for 100 brood sows (Extension Folder 191)

The alfalfa weevil and its control in North Carolina (Extension Folder No. 204)

The balsam woolly aphid (Extension Folder No. 258)

The face fly in North Carolina (Extension Folder 227)

The herdsman's role in getting cows with calf (Extension Folder 190)

The horn fly in North Carolina (Extension Folder 231)

The places for perennial pure grass and legume-grass pastures in North Carolina (Extension Folder No. 255)

Tractor and farm machinery safety (Extension Folder No. 155, Revised)

Triple "F" forage production: Fast rotation, full production, first quality (Extension Folder 244)

Urea in dairy rations (Extension Folder 247)

Vaccination of poultry (Folder No. 142, Revised)

What North Carolina forests mean to you (Folder 229)

Which layer replacement program for you? (Extension Folder 197)

Which water pump is for you? (Extension Folder No. 210)

Will tobacco tying machines pay? (Folder 254)

Your invitation (Extension Folder No. 266)