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RESEARCH DIVISION PUBLICATIONS Distribution Office 111 Landsdowne Street Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, Virginia 24061 EXPERIMENT STATION SERIES Engineering Experiment Station Series No. Title EE 159 Virginia Mineral Localities (Supplement III) Agricultural Experiment Station Series No. Title PB 565 Factors Influencing Homemakers, Food-Buy- ing Practices and Their Willingness to Try New Foods and Recipes PB 568 Vocational and Education Goals of Rural Youth in Virginia PB 570 Farming in the National Capital Region-Max- imum Land Values that Complement Open Space PB 573 The Wood Frame House as a Structural Unit -Part 2 PB 575 Learning Outcomes of the Educational Pro- gram Pertaining to Farmer Cooperatives in High School Departments of Vocational Agri- culture in Virginia RESEARCH DIVISION BULLETIN SERIES Research Division Administration No. Title RB 110 Progress Through Research:A Look at the Past 25 Years College of Agriculture and Life Sciences No. Title RB 3 A Morphological and Taxonomical Study on the Immature Stages of of Antonina and of Related Genera ( Homoptera: Coccoidea). 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RB 37 Multiple Discriminant Analysis of Grade-A Dairy Farm Businesses RB 38 Shifts in Land Use in the Appalachian Region of Virginia RB 40 Characteristics of Farm Businesses of Former Students of Vocational Agriculture in Virgin- ia Who Owned or Were Buying Farms in 1967 RB 41 Capital Accumulation and Firm Growth - A Polyperiod Linear Programming Analysis of Farms in the Peanut Area of Southeastern Virginia RB 43 Yield of Corn, Wheat, and Red Clover-Orch- ardgrass in Rotation As Affected by Fertility Treatments on Tatum Silt Loam RB 44 The Insects of Virginia-No. 3 A systematic review of the Culicoides, Latreille ( Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) of Virginia RB 45 Managing Forages for Animal Production - 1949-1969 History and Research Findings, Vir- Forage Research Station, Middleburg, Virgin- ia RB 48 The Insects of Virginia-No. 1 Part I. Introduction to the series of bulletins on the insects of Virginia, with a literature re- view. Part II. The biotic regions of Virginia. 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RB 68 Cost Analysis of Distributing Milk in Outside Markets RB 69 Virginia 309: A Black Shank Resistant Fire- Cured Tobacco Variety RB 70 Morphology and Systematics of Scale Insects -No. 4 Morphology and systematics of the adult fe- males of the genus Lecanodiaspis (Homoptera: Coccoidea: Lecanodiaspididae) . RB 71 A New Virginia Sun-Cured Tobacco Variety- Va. 407 RB 72 Consumer Preference for Beef As Associated with Selected Characteristics of the Meat RB 74 The Insects of Virginia-No. 5 Morphology and systematics of the Coccidae of Virginia, with notes on their biology ( Homoptera : Cocoidea) . 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College of Arts and Science No. Title RB 47 Minerals of Virginia (For sale $4.00) RB 93 The Entocytherid Ostracod Fauna of the James and York River Basins with a Description of a New Member of the Genus Entocythere College of Education No. Title RB 5 Educational and Vocational Goals of Urban Youth in Virginia RB 18 Educational Needs and Employment Opportuni- ties in Non-Farm Agriculture RB 23 Competencies Needed by Teachers of High School Ornamental Horticulture Courses College of Engineering No. Title RB 19 Hydraulics of Energy Dissipation in Steep, Rough Channels RB 28 Ground Control in Bedded Formations RB 53 Analyzing Excavation and Materials Handling Equipment (4) College of Home Home Economics No. Title RB 46 Satisfactions and Problems with Electric Space Heating for Homes-Part I RB 51 Satisfactions and Problems with Electric Space Heating for Homes-Part 2 RB 76 The Physical Properties of Chemically
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