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FACTS ABOUT GEORGIA legume in the system of farming the college is promoting. Fer tilizer tests are made on various soil types to show how to fertilize economically. A vigorous seed propaganda is carried on by the College to induce the farmers to use pedigreed seed, instead of the hap hazard, get-it-where-you-can varieties. How to select good seed, and how to keep it pure bred is being taught the farmers and club boys throughout the State. Not only is the volume of yield a consideration, but the seed©s resistance to disease and insects is of vital value. Orchardists Get Valuable Hel'p In horticultural fields the College is also of great assistance and co-operates with the State Department of Entomology in expert service among the apple and peach orchardists and growers of citrus fruits. Its scientific knowledge of spraying, pruning and grafting is at the service of all. In truck gardening and marketing the College is giving valuable help. In fact, in all its activities this most important State institution has proven of in calculable benefit to Georgia. SUGAR CANE, R. N. HIGHSMITH, PIERCE COUNTY
FACTS ABOUT GEORGIA 89 The State Agricultural Department It' Scope and Many Activities The Georgia Department of Agriculture, headed by Commis sioner J. D. Price, is charged with the enforcement of the many important laws governing this Mother of all Industries. Not the least of these laws is that requiring the registration of the different brands of fertilizer offered for sale by manufacturers, which registration must show the brand name, the guaranteed analysis and the name and address of the maker. When ap proval is granted the manufacturer is qualified to purchase State tax tags, one of which must be attached to every sack of fertilizer offered for sale. The manufacturer is further required to report to the department all fertilizr and meal sold in the State, giving the brand name, the name and address of the purchaser and the number of sacks. Quite as important is the enforcement of the Pure Food and Drug laws. Under these laws inspectors are constantly on the road, watching for violations, taking samples of food, feed and UP TO HIS NECK IN A ROSE BED
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FACTS ABOUT GEORGIA<br />
legume in <strong>the</strong> system <strong>of</strong> farming <strong>the</strong> college is promoting. Fer<br />
tilizer tests are made on various soil types to show how to fertilize<br />
economically.<br />
A vigorous seed propaganda is carried on by <strong>the</strong> College to<br />
induce <strong>the</strong> farmers to use pedigreed seed, instead <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> hap<br />
hazard, get-it-where-you-can varieties. How to select good seed,<br />
and how to keep it pure bred is being taught <strong>the</strong> farmers and<br />
club boys throughout <strong>the</strong> State. Not only is <strong>the</strong> volume <strong>of</strong> yield<br />
a consideration, but <strong>the</strong> seed©s resistance to disease and insects<br />
is <strong>of</strong> vital value.<br />
Orchardists Get Valuable Hel'p<br />
In horticultural fields <strong>the</strong> College is also <strong>of</strong> great assistance<br />
and co-operates with <strong>the</strong> State Department <strong>of</strong> Entomology in<br />
expert service among <strong>the</strong> apple and peach orchardists and growers<br />
<strong>of</strong> citrus fruits. Its scientific knowledge <strong>of</strong> spraying, pruning<br />
and grafting is at <strong>the</strong> service <strong>of</strong> all. In truck gardening and<br />
marketing <strong>the</strong> College is giving valuable help. In fact, in all its<br />
activities this most important State institution has proven <strong>of</strong> in<br />
calculable benefit to <strong>Georgia</strong>.<br />
SUGAR CANE, R. N. HIGHSMITH, PIERCE COUNTY