An introduction to agriculture . rcial Grading of Corn, B. P. I. Bui. 41, 10 for Cooperative Corn Breeders, B. P. I. Cir., 5 of Corn in Storage, B. P. I. Cir. 81, 5 cents. COEN 95 * Boys Corn Clubs, B. P. I. Circulars, 5 on Corn from Rural Schools, Dept. Bui. 653, 5 cents. Farmers Bulletins. School Lessons on Corn, F. B. 617, F. B. 409. How to Grow an Acre of Corn, F. B. 537. Harvesting and Storing Corn, F. B. 313. Seed Corn, F. B. 415, F. B. 229. Com Cultivation, F. B. 414. Pop Corn, F. B. 553, F. B. 554. Making and Feeding Corn Silage, F. B. 556
An introduction to agriculture . rcial Grading of Corn, B. P. I. Bui. 41, 10 for Cooperative Corn Breeders, B. P. I. Cir., 5 of Corn in Storage, B. P. I. Cir. 81, 5 cents. COEN 95 * Boys Corn Clubs, B. P. I. Circulars, 5 on Corn from Rural Schools, Dept. Bui. 653, 5 cents. Farmers Bulletins. School Lessons on Corn, F. B. 617, F. B. 409. How to Grow an Acre of Corn, F. B. 537. Harvesting and Storing Corn, F. B. 313. Seed Corn, F. B. 415, F. B. 229. Com Cultivation, F. B. 414. Pop Corn, F. B. 553, F. B. 554. Making and Feeding Corn Silage, F. B. 556, F. B. 578. More Profitable Corn Planting Methods, F. B. 400. Corn Ear Worm, F. B. 872. Home Made Silos, F. B. 855. The Corn Earworm, F. B. 872. The Rag-Doll Seed Tester, F. B. 948. CHAPTER X WHEAT, BARLEY, RYE, AND OATS The four cereals, wheat, rye, barley, and oats havemany things in common. All belong to the grass familyof plants, and, like the majority of grasses, all havehollow stems except at the joints. The flowers, too,. Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture of all these four grains are very much alike, but theyall differ very much from those of corn. 84. The Flowers and the Head.— Wheat has fromthree to five flowers placed in groups one above another 96 WHEAT, BAKLEY, EYE, AND OATS 97 and slightly overlapping on two sides of the of these groups usually bears three kernels ofwheat. Barlev is of two kinds, the six-rowed and the two-rowed. The six-rowed barley has six rows of distinctflowers, three on each side of the stem. Each of theseflowers produces a kernel of grain. In two-rowed
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