d to sow 27
pasturing 29
harvesting 31
storing 33
feeding 35
renewing 37
as soil improvers 38
as a weed destroyer 43
clover sickness 45
possible improvement in 46
bacteria and clovers 47

Clovers, synonyms
Alexandrian 322
Alsace 194
Aspercet 317
Berseem 322
Beggar ticks 338
Beggar weed 338
Black Medic 329
Black Nonesuch 329
Bokhara 300
Branching 114
Broad-leaved 57
Burgundy 114
California 291
Chilian 114
Cocks head 317
Cow clover 218
Cow grass 218
Creeping Trifolium 258
Dutch 258
Elegant 194
Esparcette 317
Fachl 323
French clover 338
French grass 317
German 238
German mammoth 238
Giant beggar weed 338
Giant 218
Honeysuckle 258
Hop 328
Hop trefoil 329
Hybrid 194
Italian 238
Large 218
Lucerne (Alfalfa) 114
Mammoth 57
Meadow 218
Meadow trefoil 57
Medick vetchling 317
Mexican 114
Minnesota 118
Monthly 114
Muscowi 323
Nonesuch 329
Pea vine 218
Perennial 114
Perennial hybrid 194
Perennial red 218
Pod 194
Red perennial meadow 118
Rhenish 218
Saida 323
Sand Lucerne 118
Saplin 218
Shamrock 258
Sicilian 114
Soiling 218
Spotted Medick 291
Stem 114
Swedish 194
Styrian 114
Tall 218
Tickweed 338
Tree 300
Turkestan 118
Wavy stemmed 218
White Dutch 258
White Melilot 300
White Swedish 194
White trefoil 258
Winter 238
Yellow 291
Zigzag 218

Crimson clover
discussion of 238-257
described 238
distribution 241
soils 244
place in the rotation 245
preparing the soil 248
sowing 250
pasturing 252
harvesting for hay 253
securing seed 254
renewing 256
facts regarding 256

Dodder 190

Egyptian clover
discussion of 322-328

Florida clover
discussion of 338-344

Grasshoppers 189

Hoven 94

Inoculation, soil 53

Japan clover
discussion of 279-290
described 279
distribution 282
soils 283
place in the rotation 284
preparing the soil 285
sowing 285
pasturing 287
harvesting for hay 288
securing seed 289
renewing 29