A 57.46: |
0102-B-03 |
Arizona Basin Outlook Report |
A 67.18:FC |
0076-J |
Cotton: World Market & Trade |
A 67.18:FG |
0076-J |
Grain: World Markets & Trade |
A 67.18:FHORT |
0076-J |
World Horticultural Trade & US Export Opportunities |
A 67.18:FOP |
0076-J |
Oilseeds: World Market & Trade |
A 67.18:FT |
0076-J |
Tobacco: World Markets & Trade |
A 67.18:WAP |
0076-J |
World Agricultural Production |
A 92.9/3: |
0021-F |
Poultry Production and Value |
A 92.9/4: |
0021-F-02 |
Egg Products (PEP-BB) |
A 92.9/5: |
0021-F |
Poultry Slaughter (PPY-BB) |
A 92.9/6: |
0021-F |
Hatchery Production Annual – Supp. |
A 92.9/13: |
0021-F-02 |
Layers and Egg Production - Annual |
A 92.9/16: |
0021-F-01 |
Chickens and Eggs (PEC-BB) |
A 92.9/17-2: |
0021-F-01 |
Turkey Hatchery |
A 92.10: |
0024-F |
Milk Production |
A 92.10/2: |
0024-F |
Milk Production Disposition and Income |
A 92.10/5: |
0024-F |
Dairy Products--Annual Summary Supplement |
A 92.10/7: |
0024-F |
Dairy Products |
A 92.11: |
0024-E |
Vegetables |
A 92.11/2-2: |
0122-A-04 |
Noncitrus Fruits & Nuts |
A 92.11/2-4: |
0122-A-04 |
Walnut Production |
A 92.11/2-5: |
0122-A-15 |
Almond Production |
A 92.11/3: |
0122-A-13 |
Cherry Production(ZCP-BB) |
A 92.11/4: |
0020-B-01 |
Potatoes |
A 92.11/6: |
0122-A-04 |
Cranberries |
A 92.11/8: |
0024-E-01 |
Citrus Fruits (ZCF-BB) |
A 92.11/10-2: |
0024-E |
Vegetables Summary |
A 92.11/10-5: |
0024-E |
Mushrooms (ZMU-BB) |
A 92.11/11: |
0020-B-01 |
Potato Stocks |
A 92.12: |
0021-F-05 |
Farm Labor |
A 92.14: |
0122-A-03 |
Peanut Stocks & Processing |
A 92.14/3: |
012-A-11 |
Hazelnut Production (ZFP-BB) |
A 92.15: |
0122-A-03 |
Grain Stocks (PGS-BB) |
A 92.16: |
0018-C |
Agricultural Prices |
A 92.16/2: |
0018-C |
Agricultural Prices--Annual |
A 92.17: |
0024-H |
Meat Animals: Production Disposition Income |
A 92.18: |
0024-J |
Livestock Slaughter--Annual |
A 92.18/3: |
0024-J |
Livestock Slaughter |
A 92.18/6: |
0021-N-01 |
Cattle On Feed |
A 92.18/6-2: |
0021-N |
Cattle |
A 92.18/7: |
0024-H |
Hogs and Pigs |
A 92.18/8: |
0021-N |
Sheep and Goats |
A 92.18/9: |
0021-N-10 |
Sheep |
A 92.18/11: |
0024-J |
Mink |
A 92.21: |
0024-F-01 |
Cold Storage (PCS-BB) |
A 92.21/2: |
0024-G-04 |
Cold Storage Annual Summary (PCS-BBAN) |
A 92.21/3: |
0024-G |
Capacity of Refrigerated Warehouses |
A 92.24: |
0020-B |
Crop Production (PCP-BB) |
A 92.24/2: |
0020-B-03 |
Crop Production--Prospective Plantings |
A 92.24/3: |
0020-B-05 |
Crop Values |
A 92.24/4: |
0020-B-02 |
Crop Production--Annual Summary |
A 92.24/5: |
0018-A |
Farm Numbers and Land in Farms |
A 92.28/2: |
0018-E |
Honey (ZHO-BB) |
A 92.29/5: |
0021-N-09 |
Wool and Mohair |
A 92.30: |
0122-A-03 |
Hop Stocks |
A 92.32: |
0024-L |
Floriculture Crops |
A 92.40: |
0018-A |
Farm Production Expenditures |
A 92.42: |
0122-A-06 |
Crop Production--Winter Wheat & Rye Seedings—Supp. |
A 92.43: |
0122-A-03 |
Rice Stocks (PRS-BB) |
A 92.44: |
0021-F-04 |
Catfish Processing (PCF-BB) |
A 92.44/2-2: |
0021-F-04 |
Catfish Production (PCF-BBC) |
A 92.44/3: |
0021-F-07 |
Trout Production (ZTP-BB) |
A 92.46: |
0021-F-01 |
Broiler Hatchery |
A 92.47: |
0141 |
Cotton Ginnings |
A 92.50: |
0122-A-10 |
Agricultural Chemical Usage, Field Crops |
A 92.50: |
0122-A-10 |
Agricultural Chemical Usage, Fruit |
A 92.50: |
0122-A-10 |
Agricultural Chemical Usage, Vegetables |
A 93.9/8: |
0042-D |
Agricultural Income & Finance |
A 93.11/2: |
0021-E |
Feed Yearbook |
A 93.11/2: |
0021-E |
Feed Outlook |
A 93.23/2: |
0021-D |
Oil Crops Outlook |
A 93.24/2: |
0021-M |
Cotton and Wool Outlook |
A 93.29/2-6: |
0078-A |
Africa & The Middle East, International Trade Reports |
A 93.29/2-7: |
0078-A |
Former USSR, International Agriculture Trade Reports |
A 93.29/2-9: |
0078-A |
Europe, International Agriculture Trade Reports |
A 93.29/2-11: |
0078-A |
China Agriculture & Trade Reports Situation Outlook |
A 93.29/2-19: |
0078-A |
Asia Pacific Rim International Agr. Trade Reports |
A 93.29/2-20: |
0078-A-02 |
Western Hemisphere, International Agr. Trade Reports |
A 93.29/3: |
0011-F |
World Agricultural Supply & Demand Estimates |
A 93.31/3: |
0024-R |
Sugar and Sweetener |
A 93.43: |
0006-C |
Outlook For U.S. Agricultural Exports |
A 93.46/3: |
0024-C |
Livestock Dairy & Poultry Monthly |
A 93.46/3-2: |
0024-C |
Poultry Outlook |
A 93.46/3-3: |
0024-C |
Dairy Outlook |
A 93.46/3-4: |
0024-C |
Hog Outlook |
A 93.46/3-6: |
0024-C-07 |
Aquaculture Outlook (LDP-AQS) |
A 98.19/2: |
0015-A |
Cost of Food at Home Estimated for Food Plans at Four Cost Levels |
D 1.1: |
0306-A-02 |
DOD Annual Report |
D 10.11: |
0314-E-01 |
DTIC Digest |
E 1.28/17: |
0474-B-08 |
ORNL Review |
E 1.114/3: |
0429-D-02 |
Alternative Fuels In Trucking |
E 3.11: |
0435-E-10 |
Natural Gas Monthly |
E 3.11/5: |
0435-J-01 |
Petroleum Supply Monthly |
E 3.11/17-8: |
0435-E-18 |
Electric Power Monthly |
E 3.13/4: |
0434-A-20 |
Petroleum Marketing Monthly |
E 3.42: |
0435-E-24 |
State Energy Data Report (Annual) |
GS 1.34: |
0559-E-04 |
Worldwide Geographic Location Codes |
HH 1.75/2: |
0581-E-38 |
Cityscape, A Journal Of Policy Development & Research |
HH 1.84: |
0581-D |
Recent Research Results, Newsletter From HUD |
I 19.129: |
0639-H-03 |
Metal Industry Indicators |
I 19.130: to
I 19.157: |
0639-G-08 |
Mineral Industry Surveys (Multiple Subject Titles) |
I 72.10: |
0671-B |
Federal Offshore Statistics |
I 72.13: |
0671-E |
Mineral Revenues |
I 72.17: |
0671-K |
MMS Today |
I 72.18: |
0671-H |
Offshore Stats |
ITC 1.29: |
0980-J |
International Economic Review |
L 2.130: |
0768-G-02 |
International Comparison of Hourly Compensation Cost |
NAS 1.53: |
0830-H-05 |
Announcement of Opportunities For Participation in (various projects) |
NAS 1.53/3: |
0830-H-05 |
Research Announcements |
NS 1.22/5: |
0834-T |
Immigrant Scientists, Engineers & Technicians |
NS 1.57: |
0834-C-16 |
Frontiers |
T 71.7: |
0596-A |
News |
TD 2.70: |
0982-M |
Research & Technology Transporter |
TD 4.9: |
0431-A-11 |
FAA Aviation News |
TD 4.211: |
0431-E-01 |
Directory, Aviation Medical Examiners |
TD 5.13: |
0941 |
Proceedings of The Marine Safety Council |
TD 5.14: |
0931-F-01 |
The Reservist |
TD 5.63: |
0934-A-01 |
Ship Structure Committee |
VA 1.2/11: |
0985-K |
Geographical Distribution of VA Expenditures for FY |
VA 1.43/5: |
0987-C |
Summary of Medical Programs |
Y 3.N 88:14/ |
1051-H-19 |
Telephone Directory |
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