USDA - FARMER'S BULLETINS
Farmer's Bulletins (FB) were printed by the Government
Printing Office as a service to farmers, consumers and homemakers.
When the USDA was established in 1862, over 50 percent of the
population were farmers or lived on farms.
As typical government issue, they were often printed on
inexpensive paper and in the form of stapled booklets or
one-page or folded leaflets. Many were illustrated.
The booklets are presented below in
alphabetical order by title, with the year of publication and
bulletin number following.
Please note that many of the older publications are out of
print and are no longer available from the Government Printing
Office. Some of the booklets still contain valuable
information, however. Good sources for finding
these older titles are used bookstores, online bookstores,
Ebay
and antique shops.
Your local library or county extension agent may also have
copies that are available for you to look at or borrow.
FARMER'S BULLETINS
An American-type cheese: how to make it for home use. Walter, Homer-E. (1954). FB2075
Bacteria in milk. Rogers, L.-A. (1912). FB490
Bacteria in milk. Rogers, L.-A. (1909). FB348
Baking in the home. Wessling, Hannah-L. (1920). FB1136
Beans, peas, and other legumes as food. Abel, Mary-Hinman. (1911). FB121
Beef on the farm: slaughtering, cutting, curing. Black, W.-H. and McComas, Earl-W. (1924). FB1415
Beef, slaughtering, cutting, preserving, and cooking on the farm. Cross, H.-R. 1977(1977). FB2263
Bread and bread making. Atwater, Helen-W. (1910). FB389
Bread and bread making in the home. Hunt, Caroline-Louisa and Wessling, Hannah-L. (1917). FB807
Bread and the principles of bread making. Atwater, Helen-W. (1900). FB112
Butter making on the farm. Webster, Ed.-H. (1905). FB241
Butter making on the farm. Goodrich, C.-P. (1903). FB57
Canned fruit, preserves, and jellies: household methods of preparation. Parloa, Maria. (1904). FB203
Canning fruits and vegetables at home. Stanley, Louise. (1933). FB1471
Canning peaches on the farm. Gould, H.-P. (1917). FB426
Canning tomatoes at home and in club work: i. Canned tomatoes, catchup, chow-chow, etc.. Breazeale, J.-F. and Benson, O.-H. (1913). FB521
Canning vegetables in the home. Breazeale, J.-F. (1909). FB359
Care of food in the home. Abel, Mary-Hinman. (1909). FB375
Care of food in the home. (1926). FB1374
The care of milk and its use in the home. Whitaker, George-M. and Rogers, Lore-A. (1910). FB413
Care of milk on the farm. Pearson, R.-A. (1906). FB63
Cereal breakfast foods. Woods, Charles-D. and Snyder, Harry. (1906). FB249
Cheese and its economical uses in the diet. Langworthy, C.-F. and Hunt, Caroline-Louisa. (1912). FB487
Cheese making on the farm. Alvord, Henry-E. (1903). FB166
Convenient kitchens. Gray, Greta. (1926). FB1513
Drying foods for victory meals. (1942). FB1918
Drying fruits and vegetables in the home: with recipes for cooking. (1917). FB841
Drying shelled corn and small grains. (1971). FB2214
Eggs and their uses as food. Langworthy, C.-F. (1906). FB128
Facts about milk. Pearson, R.-A. (1906). FB42
Farm and home drying of fruit and vegetables. Caldwell, Joseph-S. (1933). FB984
Farm butter making. Keithley, J.-R. (1913). FB541
Fermented pickles. Le-Fevre, Edwin. (1920). FB1159
Fish as food. Langworthy, C.-F. (1907). FB85
Food for children. Carpenter, Rowena-Schmidt and Hann, Helen-Nebeker. (1931). FB1674
Food for young children. Hunt, Caroline-Louisa. (1920). FB717
Food values and body needs shown graphically. Winslow, Emma-A. (1924). FB1383
Foods: nutritive value and cost. Atwater, W.-O. (1894). FB23
Fresh vegetables and fruits as conservers of other staple foods. Hunt, Caroline-L. (1921). FB871
Home baking. Chatfield, Charlotte. (1925). FB1450
Home canning by the one-period cold-pack method: taught to canning club members in the northern and western states. Benson, O.-H. (1917). FB839
Home canning of fruits and vegetables. (1921). FB1211
Home canning of fruits and vegetables: as taught to canning club members in the southern states. Creswell, Mary-E. and Malcolm, Ola-Powell. (1917). FB853
Home canning of fruits, vegetables and meats. Stanley, Louise and Stienbarger, Mabel-C. (1942). FB1762
Home-made jellies, jams and preserves. Yeatman, Fanny-Walker. (1945). FB1800
Home manufacture and use of unfermented grape juice. Husmann, George-C. (1903). FB175
Home storage of vegetables. Beattie, James-H. (1940). FB879
Home storage of vegetables and fruits. McCulloch, Lacy-Porter. (1960). FB1939
Home uses for muscadine grapes. Dearing, Charles. (1917). FB859
Home utilization of muscadine grapes. Dearing, Charles. (1942). FB1454
Homemade bread, cake and pastry. King, Floreance-B. and Freeman, Adelle-B. (1942). FB1775
Homemade fruit butters. Close, C.-P. (1920). FB900
Honey and its uses in the home. Hunt, Caroline-L. (1922). FB653
Housecleaning made easier. MacLeod, Sarah-J. (1926). FB1180
How to make cottage cheese on the farm. Matheson, K.-J. and Cammack, F.-R. (1917). FB850
How to select foods: i. What the body needs. Hunt, Caroline-L. (1922). FB808
How to select foods: ii. Cereal foods. Hunt, Caroline-Louisa and Atwater, Helen-W. (1922). FB817
How to select foods: iii. Foods rich in protein. Hunt, Caroline-Louisa and Atwater, Helen-W. (1917). FB824
An improved method of making sugar-beet sirup. Townsend, C.-O. and Sherwood, Sidney-F. (1921). FB1241
Lamb and mutton and their use in the diet. (1923). FB1324
Lamb and mutton on the farm: [slaughter, curing , freezing, canning]. Warner, K.-F. (1953). FB1807
Lamb slaughtering, cutting, preserving, and cooking on the farm. Cross, H.-Russell. (1977). FB2264
Making American cheese on the farm. Gere, C.-M. (1924). FB1191
Making American cheese on the farm for home consumption. Wilson, H.-L. (1934). FB1734
Making and preserving apple cider. Robinson, James-F. (1977). FB2125
Making and storing farm butter for home use. White, William. (1946). FB1979
Making and using cottage cheese in the home. Matheson, K.-J. (1927). FB1451
Making butter on the farm. White, William. (1930). FB876
Making fermented pickles. LeFevre, Edwin. (1927). FB1438
Making vinegar in the home and on the farm. LeFevre, Edwin. (1936). FB1424
Meat for thrifty meals. Alexander, Lucy-M. and Yeatman, Fanny-Walker. (1942). FB1908
Meat on the farm: butchering, curing, and keeping. Boss, Andrew. (1903). FB183
Meats: composition and cooking. Woods, Charles-Dayton. (1904). FB34
Milk and its uses in the home. (1921). FB1207
Milk and its uses in the home. (1926). FB1359
Milk as food. (1898). FB74
Milk for the family. Carpenter, Rowena-Schmidt. (1933). FB1705
Mutton and its value in the diet. Langworthy, C.-F. and Hunt, Caroline-Louisa. (1913). FB526
Nuts and their uses as food. Jaffa, M.-E. (1908). FB332
Pop corn for the home. Hartley, C.-P. and Willier, J.-G. (1920). FB553
Pork on the farm: killing, curing, and canning. Warner, K.-F. (1949). FB1186
Pork slaughtering, cutting, preserving, and cooking on the farm. Cross, H.-Russell. (1981). FB2265
Poultry cooking. Alexander, Lucy-M. (1941). FB1888
Preservation of vegetables by salting or brining. Etchells, John-L. and Jones, Ivan-D. (1944). FB1932
Preserving eggs. Kinghorne, Jos.-Wm. (1922). FB1109
Savory herbs: culture and use. Lowman, M.-S. and Birdseye, Miriam. (1946). FB1977
School lunches. Hunt, Caroline-L. (1924). FB712
School lunches in country and city. Sherman, Caroline-B. and Southworth, H.-M. (1942). FB1899
Sugar and its value as food. Abel, Mary-Hinman. (1913). FB535
Sugar as food. Abel, Mary-Hinman. (1906). FB93
Unfermented grape juice: how to make it in the home. Dearing, Charles. (1931). FB1075
The use of milk as food. Milner, R.-D. (1915). FB363
Use of wheat flour substitutes in baking. Wessling, Hannah-L. (1918). FB955
A week's food for an average family. Hunt, Caroline-Louisa. (1921). FB1228
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