California Avocado Association
1934 Yearbook
Volume 19

Table of Contents

8. Officers and Directors
   
   
7. Past Presidents
   
   
6. Calendar of Activities
   
   
11. Variety Check-List
    
    
22. Registration of Seedling Avocados
    
    
26. Report of Committee on Varieties
    Dr. J. Eliot Coit
    
    
29. Report Los Angeles County Variety Committee
    Carter Barrett
    
    
32. Summer Varieties and Prices
    
    
34. Minutes Avocado Growers' Conference, Dec. 16, 1933
    
    
36. The Tariff in Relation to Avocado Industry
    Geo. B. Hodgkin
    
    
41. The Cuban Avocado Industry
    Consul H. S. Tewell
    
    
46. Cuban Tariff Situation
    Geo. B. Hodgkin
    
    
50. New Cuban Treaty
    
    
53. Memorial—Charles Parkman Tart
    
    
54. Memorial—Frederick O. Popenoe
    
    
56. Fifth Avocado Institute, Placentia, March 16, 1934
    
    
64. Side Hill Irrigation
    J. B. Brown
    
    
68. Marketing of Avocados
    Leigh Crosby
    
    
75. Looking Ahead in Avocado Pruning
    J. G. France
    
    
78. Avocado Growers Reduce Production Costs
    H. E. Wahlberg
    
    
82. Fertilization of Subtropical Fruits
    W. R. Schoonover
    
    
88. Controlling Movement of Stolen Fruit
    Edward Craig
    
    
92. Overcoming Alternate Bearing of Avocados
    R. W. Hodgson
    
    
98. Nutritive Value of the Avocado in the Normal Diet
    Eulalia B. Alger
    
    
102. Observations on Storage of Avocados
     Claude W. Wardlaw
     
     
104. To Thin or Not to Thin
     Robt. W. Hodgson
     
     
106. Early History of the Avocado
     Wilson Popenoe
     
     
111. New Skin-Puncture Marking Device
     J. Eliot Coit
     
     
112. Merits of Record Keeping on Avocado Trees
     Roy Kepner
     
     
113. The Florida Avocado Shipping Season
     
     
115. Avocado Planting in Russia
     
     
116. Minutes, Annual Meeting California Avocado Assn., May 8, 1934
     
     
123. Multiple-Graft Method of Top-Working Large Trees
     Chas. E. Dailey
     
     
124. Advantages of Low Grafting
     Willis Calkins
     
     
129. Efficacy of Plant Quarantine
     A. P. Messenger
     
     
132. Composition of Avocado Seed
     Dr. Le Roy S. Weatherby
     
     
134. Dothiorella Rot
     Dean F. Palmer.
     
     
137. Note on Re-Grafting Avocado Stumps
     J. Eliot Coit
     
     
138. Calavo Packing-House Branch at Vista
     
     
139. Annual Avocado Show at Whittier
     
     
140. Cleaning Scale from Avocados
     R. R. McLean
     
     
141. Photos
     1. The grove of O. Ruf at Baldwin Park, California, as frozen back in 1922 (Knowles Ryerson).
     2. The Ruf grove in 1934 showing recovery (J. I. Coit).
     
142. Windbreaks
     Carl V. Newman
     
     
148. Regional Behavior of Avocado Varietes
     V. F. Blanchard
     
     
152. Experiences in Irrigating Avocados
     W. L. McCulloch
     
     
155. Questions and Answers
     
     
159. Association Dinner at Whittier, May 8, 1934
     
     
160. The California Farm Bureau Federation
     B. W. Blackburn
     
     
164. Crop and Market Outlook
     F. E. Wilcox
     
     
169. President's Annual Address
     Judge F. D. Halm
     
     
171. Planting Avocados in Los Angeles County
     M. B. Rounds
     
     
175. Top-Working Avocado Trees
     M. B. Rounds, et al
     
     
178. Avocado Tree Pruning
     M. B. Rounds, et al
     
     
181. By-Laws of the California Avocado Association