Quarterly Bulletin of Department of Agriculture, Volumer 27-28Florida Department of Agriculture, 1917 |
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Acid Phosphate Acreage actual potash Adulterated Alcohol Ammonia Ashes Average per cent Blood and Bone bone phosphate Bradford Clay Brand Tomatoes breed cane cattle Chemist Clay Commissioner of Agriculture corn Cotton Oil Cotton Seed Meal COUNTY crops Dade Escambia Fertilizer Fertilizer Fertilizer Mixed Fertilizer Fertz Florida Flour fluid ounces FOOD AND DRUG Gadsden gophers grain grass Guaranteed Found Heck Horse and Mule Horse Feed Illegal Insoluble Matter Jacksonville Kainit Laboratory Number live stock Manure Memphis Miami Milling Misbranded Mixed Fertilizer Mixed Moisture Molasses Feed muck soils Mule Feed Nitrate of Soda Nitrogen Northeastern Division Oats Okaloosa Osceola packages Palmetto peanut Phosphoric Acid plants Potash K₂O pounds Protein Quaker Oats Co R. E. ROSE Sanford sheep Short weight soil Southern Division Spear special samples Starch and Sugar Stock Feed Tallahassee Tampa Tankage Tenn Terra Ceia tick Total dissolved solids Velvet Bean Wakulla Wheat
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Side 16 - Square Measure. 144 square inches 1 square foot, 9 square feet 1 square yard, 30J square yards 1 square rod, 40 square rods 1 rood, 4 roods 1 acre. Surveyors
Side 5 - Under 1 year.. .. 1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years 6 years 7 years 8 years , 9 years 10 years 11 years 12 years 13 years 14 years 15 years 16 years 17 years 18 years 19 years 20 years 21 years and over.
Side 105 - And if such article is condemned as being adulterated or misbranded, or of a poisonous or deleterious character, within the meaning of this Act, the same shall be disposed of by destruction or sale, as the said court may direct...
Side 94 - It is a woody or shrubby plant, growing from fleshy, tuberous roots, the stems being smooth, with nodules where the leaves grow. There is properly only one variety of the plant growing in Florida, while that variety which grows in the tropics contains so much hydrocyanic acid as to render it poisonous. The variety grown in the subtropical region of Florida, however, contains only a small quantity of hydrocyanic acid, and is therefore commonly known as sweet cassava. Some of the growers of the plant...
Side 16 - WEIGHT 27 11/32 grains 1 dram 16 drams 1 ounce 16 ounces 1 pound 25 pounds 1 quarter 4 quarters 1 cwt.
Side 176 - ... feeding of goats' milk to infants. The Station has had the opportunity of supplying this milk to a fairly large number of very young children who were in serious physical condition, due to their inability to properly digest and assimilate either modified cow's milk or any of the commercial infant's foods that were tried.
Side 12 - On the lower side of these movable flaps is a narrow piece 8 inches long, which catches on the framework of the table when the sides are lifted and holds them stationary. When the sides are elevated, the top of the table forms a trough 3 inches wide at the bottom and possibly a foot wide at the top. Into this trough the goat to be shorn is thrown, feet up. A small strap, which hangs from the end of one of the sides, is run over the goat's neck and fastened to the other side. The goat's head is hanging...
Side 23 - ... machinery of the leaf factory is dismantled, so to speak, the chlorophyll is broken up into the various substances of which it is composed, and whatever food there is on hand is sent to the body of the tree to be stored up for use in the spring. All that remains in the cell cavities of the leaf is a watery substance in which a few oil globules and crystals, and a small number of yellow, strongly refractive bodies can be seen. These give the leaves the yellow coloring so familiar in autumnal foliage....
Side 1 - The round is commonly used for dried beef, the inside of the thigh being considered the choicest piece, as it is slightly more tender than the outside of the round. The round should be cut lengthwise of the grain of the meat in preparing for dried beef, so that the muscle fibers may be cut crosswise when the dried beef is sliced for tuble use.
Side 176 - During the past few years the Station has maintained a herd of milch goats for the purpose of studying not only the cost of maintenance but also the adaptability of the milk to certain uses. The most striking results so far secured relate to the feeding of goats