INS'l'l'L'U'l'E AND C;OLIJEGE, PUSA, FOR 1910-11. 33PrograUWLe of 'W01'k fo1' Z911-12.-1. The work on theuvn,ilability of plant food iu soils will be continued.2. In relation to moisture requirements of crops, thecurrent work has to do with the moisture conditions necessaryto a green manure crop.3. The investigation on U sar wi1l be continued on thelines indicated in the body of this report.4. The chemistry and manufa<strong>ct</strong>ure of Date Palm Sugarwill be invt~:)tigated by the Supernnmera,ry Agriculturalnhemist.5. Improvements jn the refining 0 f saltpetre will continnet.o be studied.fl, Ed'llcat1:o'i'L.-This requires no special comment andwill he condu<strong>ct</strong>(~cl according to tho linos laid down.P1lblicatio7l,8.--The fonowing pa,pers have been published:-, ~.[(\moh No. 10, U The Water RequirementI' of OropA in Inrlia-II," lW Dr . . T. Walter Leather, June 1911.Bulletin No. 24, "The Indian Saltpetre Industry," byDr . .T. Walter TJeather anll Balm .Tutil](ll'a Nath Mukerji,August 1911." flngar-cane in India," published in the Agricultural Journa1of. India, Vol. VI, Part III, by Dr. J. Walter Leather,u Ohapter on TnclusLrinl amI Agricmltural O1lQllliRtry" for thr.Repod of Board of Scientific Advice, by ]fr. D. Hooperand Dr. J. Walter IJeat11er, m09-10.t'I/['11e J-lOilS of ,,7 ater from SoiJs during Dry IV eather. jl Reportof tlJe SevelJth International OOllgresB Ot A ppTieil" Chemistry, by Dr. J. 'Walter Leathor, 1911."The Transpiration or Water hy Plants in the Tropics."RepOl't oS the Seventh International Oongress of Applie[lChemistry, by Dr. J. 'Walter Leather, 1911."'[']1{\ Efl\,c1; of Manure on tIle OompoRition o·f the Grain OtField Crops." Report of. the Seventh International Oongl'ORRof Apl)]ip
34 REPORT UF '.L'IHG AGlUOUl/I'UH.AT, rWSF,AIWnREPORT OE THE IMPERIAL ECONOMICBOTANIST FOn THE YEAH, unO-H.(A. HOWARD, M.A., A.R.C.S., F.L.S.)Part I ..Teac'h,£n{/, .T'ra';'nting and Staff.011,((,1'(/('.-1 held chal'g'(' of the se<strong>ct</strong>ion dnl'ing the yr.l1-1'nnder review except for tlw fi rst 28 dayi:l n f ,T llly wlwl) rwas on privilege leave ~'1nd on special duty in Engla.nd.Up to the ena or .July 1VIn\llvi Ahchll' H.nlnuHl\ KhaIl,Second Assista.nt, was in c]wrgc of the se<strong>ct</strong>.ion. During mydepntatjon to the Kashmir Statn ill A nguRt anel N(~ptomber191 0, he was also in chn,rge of the cnrrent work at PUsa,Tn consequence of the satisfa<strong>ct</strong>ory manTIel' in which thisas~istant carried out his duties dnrillg' five months in myabsence in 1910, his services wore rewlll'ded by the grant ofn special oharge nl1owanoe for the whole period in q L1ostiol1.St1.ldm'A4.ts.-Fonr short, UDlleSO S1.lldOll\.K a.ttcmclod the se<strong>ct</strong>ionduring thc yeftl'. Throe of those worked wdl, ('Speciallythe two sent from the Lnshai Hills by M'ajol' CoJo.Staf].--1n adcliUon t.o the work donn by my soooncl[I,Ssistnllt, Manlvi Abdul' l~all1na,n Kiln.ll, during my n,h:·4l\llCCfl'olll PnSH, in 1910, which ha,s a.lready beon referred to, Thnve plensm'(J in recording the promising work of' tlliHassistant in Euol1olllic Botuny. Tho third assist-allL, MUllslliIjn:r, Hnsnil1, who WitS in charge of' enrrent d'llti(~s atPnsn 011 two OCcl'1::;jons for short poriods, has also illlpl'ov(~d.ill his work and made himself nseflt'l in conno<strong>ct</strong>ion wiLh thetohacco-cnring experimont.s. The "vol'k of' th' "(1st or titt'si'nJf was sn.tisCa.etol'Y.Part II.87)(;oial fVork ,in Enrlla'nd.To enable me to complete t.lw work l'fd'ol'l'ed to in thiNse<strong>ct</strong>ion my privilege leave W~l,S oxtellded by 17 da.ys t.o (~
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