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100 per cent 35 bushels 75 per cent Acreage of corn Amount of stock ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY animals apple crop Aroostook county barley better Board of Agriculture Bordeaux mixture Bug Death bulletins bushels cent digestible cent of young clover coarse Condition of fruit Condition of grass corn meal cottonseed meal drought ensilage corn Experiment Station farm fertilizer fodder on hand gluten grange grass fields grow HANCOCK COUNTY hay crop Hungarian indications of rot KENNEBEC COUNTY Maine Farmer manure milch cows milk mixed grain oat hay OXFORD COUNTY Paris green pasture PENOBSCOT COUNTY PISCATAQUIS COUNTY plant Potato prospects pounds Proportion of winter public library Quantity of apples raise rape reading SAGADAHOC COUNTY season seed sheep shipped at once silo soil sprayed stock fodder sweet corn tion town turnips WALDO COUNTY winter varieties yellow corn Yield of oats Yield of potatoes Yield of yellow young stock
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Página 7 - ... digestibility of the different kinds of food for domestic animals; the scientific and economic questions involved in the production of butter and cheese; and such other researches or experiments bearing directly on the agricultural industry of the United States as may in each case be deemed advisable, having due regard to the varying conditions and needs of the respective states or territories.
Página 17 - Protection and importation of birds under act of Congress approved May 25, 1900.
Página 2 - Village libraries established under this act shall be subject to all the duties and entitled to all the privileges prescribed by the laws relating to free public libraries in towns.
Página 8 - The arsenical insecticides are best applied with water in the form of a fine spray as soon as the slugs appear. Unless applied in connection with Bordeaux mixture it is safest to use lime with all arsenical compounds. The applications should be repeated as often as necessary. Some of the cheaper arsenoids were in these experiments as effective as Paris green. There is no reason for using. them or Paragrene in place of Paris green unless they can be had at a lower price. Lead arsenate is the most...
Página 3 - Under such rules and regulations as the governor and council may prescribe the librarian may lend books and documents from the state library to any responsible citizen of the state, on written application therefor and on payment of all express and carriage charges ; but books and documents in the library for reference and library use only shall not be so loaned. SEC. 8. Traveling libraries. On the application of the officers of any free library within the state...
Página 2 - Any town may establish a free public library therein for the use of its inhabitants and provide suitable rooms therefor, under such regulation for its government as the inhabitants from time to time prescribe, and may appropriate for the foundation and commencement of such library a sum not exceeding two dollars, and for its maintenance and increase annually a sum not exceeding one dollar, for each of its ratable polls in the year next preceding.
Página 3 - ... be responsible for the full value thereof to the librarian, and in case of the loss of or damage to a volume belonging to a set, shall procure a new volume, or be responsible for the value of the set. If any person or persons...
Página 9 - ... were one hundred and fifty to one hundred and seventy-five days old have given us comparatively small gains. The practice of successful poultrymen in selling the cockerels at the earliest marketable age is well founded, for the spring chicken, sold at Thanksgiving time is an expensive product. A very large proportion of the chickens raised in this State are sent to market alive, without being fattened, usually bringing to the growers from twenty-five to thirty-five cents each. The experiments...
Página 17 - Sheep and Wool : A Review of the Progress of American Sheep Husbandry.
Página 2 - ... prescribe; and may appropriate, for the foundation and commencement of such library, a sum not exceeding two dollars, and for its maintenance and increase annually, a sum not exceeding two dollars for each of its ratable polls in the year next preceding. Any town in which there is a free public library may establish and maintain under the same general management and control, such branches of the same as the convenience and wants of its citizens seem to demand.