Annual Report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Minnesota, Utgaver 97-101Pioneer Press Company, 1907 |
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Side 172 - NH ment from the shipper that the stock therein is a part of the stock inspected and whether such stock has been fumigated with hydrocyanic acid gas or not. If stock comes into the state without a certificate it may be detained for examination...
Side 174 - Mr. AE Stene, State Nursery Inspector, Kingston, RI SOUTH CAROLINA : Nurseries must be inspected annually and it is unlawful to sell or ship without a certificate. All persons outside the state must register a copy of their certificate of inspection, furnished by the authorized official of the state in which he resides, with the chairman of the Board of Entomology, which copy shall state that in addition to inspection the nursery, stock has been fumigated under the direction of the official issuing...
Side 176 - ... either for himself or as agent for another, to offer for sale, sell, deliver, or give away, within the bounds of this State, any plants or parts of plants commonly known as nursery stock, unless such person...
Side 208 - August, is helpful. . iron chest was constructed, about two feet square at the ends, and three and a half feet long. The cover fits in with a flange, and a strip of felting is glued on the cover, round the edge which rests on the edge of the chest when the cover is in place; six hooks on the cover fasten into eyes soldered...
Side 169 - ... be fumigated in accordance with directions furnished them, must be filed in the office of the State entomologist. Official tags of the Georgia State Board of Entomology will be furnished by the State entomologist at the following price: One hundred tags, 60 cents, postpaid ; 200 tags, 85 cents, postpaid ; 300 tags, $1.10, postpaid; 500 tags, $1.35, sent by express collect; 1,000 tags, $2.00, sent by express collect.
Side 170 - A. Dean, Entomologist, Manhattan, Kan. Prof. SJ Hunter, Entomologist, Lawrence, Kan. KENTUCKY — Nurseries are inspected annually. Every package of nursery stock shipped into the State must have a copy of a certificate of inspection attached and bear on the label a list of the contents. Duplicate certificates of inspection may be filed with the State Entomologist. Prof. H.
Side 172 - Shipments into the state must be accompanied by a certificate of inspection, or, in lieu thereof, a certificate of fumigation, with an affidavit that all stock has been fumigated in manner prescribed. Each car, box and package shall be properly labeled. (Law March 4, 1903.) Prof. ED Sanderson, State Nursery Inspector, Durham, NH...
Side 169 - Secretary, Denver, Colo. CONNECTICUT : Certification and treatment of nursery stock is discretionary with the State Entomologist. Shipments of nursery stock into the state shall bear a statement that it has been thoroughly fumigated in addition to the certificate of inspection issued by a State or Government officer. (Laws of 1903.) Dr.
Side iii - SIR : I have the honor to transmit to you herewith the annual report of the National Academy of Sciences for the fiscal year which ended June 30, 1958.
Side 175 - ... contents, and a certificate showing that the contents have been inspected by a state or government officer, and that the trees, vines, shrubs or plants therein contained appear free from all injurious insects or diseases.