| Summary: | This is the volume VI, issue 4, January 1926 issue of Alabama Farmer, a newsletter published monthly during the school year by students in the Agricultural Club of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute (now Auburn University). The newsletter includes articles of interest related to agriculture and agriculture education. This item has been aggregated as part of the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL)'s "Deeply Rooted: The Agricultural & Rural History of the American South" project.Articles: Make the farmstead more attractive and improve its environmental atmosphere by beautifying the landscape--The story of how and why to make homes pretty; Nitrogenous fertilizers plentiful--Many new forms to be used in future; Will horses give way to tractors?--Machinery replaces cost of labor--Tractors afford power for farm work--Efficient in breaking up land, threshing, hauling, and pulling stumps; Do you make or lose money?--Farm records show a farmer where he stands financially; I am just an innocent house fly--I am into everything--Autobiography of a house fly; Fattening hogs require minerals; [editorials]; We welcome the ag journalism era (editorial); Give the boys and girls a chance (editorial); American dairymen turn to Alabama; Dairy corporation comes to Montgomery; Farmers cure meat cooperatively; Garden of Eden planned; Cheaper nitrates are promised soon; Sons of Auburn--Autobiography of Bryan; Bed sweet potatoes early; The Alabama farm woman (Milk is basis of school lunch; Your garden library should contain; Get the bugs; Children need vitamins); Treat potatoes for scab; Vocational agriculture growing; The Campus Farmer (Black Belt exhibit features; Best begins work; Ag. Phi Kappa Phis; Scabbard and Blade has initiation; Personal; Students honored by Phi Kappa Phi; Burns becomes state specialist; Ag students take journalism; Cagesters enter; Believe it or not!; Let's go ag. men (editorial); Do you use the Ag library (editorial); In lighter vein (editorial) ) The flag of men (poem); Tiger triumphs as curtain falls; Livestock show educationa; Rats look good; Alumni notes;
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