STATISTICS OF THE COLLEGES AND STATIONS. 



237 



EXPERIMENT STATIONS. 



statistics, 1909. 



Publications 

 during fis- 

 cal year 

 1909. 



Num- 

 ber. 



Pages. 



1 



1 



14 



14 



27 



5 

 6 

 6 

 5 



21 

 12 



204 



20 

 11 



248 



84 



3% 



654 

 552 



707 



129 

 230 

 476 

 120 



826 

 639 



134 

 2.59 



Num- 

 ber of 

 names 



on 



mailing 



list. 



17,500 



1,800 

 1,600 



9,000 

 22,000 



16.000 



16,590 

 9,700 



9,000 



7,000 



13,900 



7,250 



5,314 



41,000 

 30,442 



21,500 

 28,000 



Principal lines of work. 



Field experiments: plant breeding; soil improvement; 

 feeding experiments; entomolouy; diseases of plants 

 and animals; analyses of ferlili/,ers. 



Soil improvement; field experiments; horticulture; 

 plant breeding; disea.ses of plants. 



Field experiments; horticulture; plant breeding; dis- 

 eases of plants; animal industry; poultry investiga- 

 tions; dairying. 



Botany; field experiments; improvement of ranges; 

 horticulture, including date-palm culture; sheep- 

 breeding experiments; plant diseases; irriu;ation; dry 

 farming. 



Chemistry; soil physics; field experiments; horticulture; 

 plant breeding; diseases of plants; animal husbandry 

 and pathology; feeding and breeding experiments; 

 entomology; "nursery inspection; dairying; poultry 

 experiments. 



Chemistry; soils: bacteriology: fertilizer control; field 

 experiments; horticulture, viticulture, and zymology; 

 botany: meteorology: animal husbandry; entomology; 

 dairying; poultry culture; drainage and irrigation; 

 silviculture; re lamation of alkali lands; animal and 

 plant pathology; nutrition investigations. 



Chemistry; meteorology: field experiments; horticul- 

 ture; forestry; plant breeding: diseases of plants; ani- 

 mal husbandry; veterinary investigations; entomol- 

 ogy; bacteriology; irrigation. 



Chemistry: analysis and inspection of fertilizers, foods, 

 drugs, and feeding stuffs; inspection of IJabcock-test 

 apparatus and nurseries; diseases of plants; plant 

 selection and breeding; seed testing; forestry; field 

 experiments; entomology; investigation of vegetable 

 proteids. 



Bacteriology of dairy products: field experiments; hor- 

 ticulture;"feeding and breeding experiments: poultry 

 experiments; dairying, including soft-clieese manu- 

 facture; embryology. 



Chemistry; field experiments; horticulture; plant 

 breeding; diseases of plants and animals; animal 

 husbandry. 



Chemistry; soils; field experiments; liorticulture; plant 

 physiology; diseases of plants; feeding experiments; 

 entomology. 



Chemistry; field experiments; bacteriology; horticul- 

 ture; plant breeding; plant diseases; entomology; 

 feeding experiments; dairying. 



Chemistry; physics; bacteriology; botany; field experi- 

 ments;" horticulture; plant lireeding and diseases; 

 entomology; animal husl>andry; irrigation; dairying; 

 dry farming; wheat investigations; fruit by-products; 

 veterinary science. 



Chemistry; soil physics: bacteriology; pot and field 

 experiments; horticulture; forestry; plant breeding; 

 animal husbandry; diseiises of plants and animals; 

 dairying: enlomoiogy. 



Chemistry: soils; field "experiments: breeding and feed- 

 ing experiments; horticulture: plant breeding; dis- 

 eases of plants and animals: entomology; dairying; 

 feeding stuff and fertilizer control; agricultural exten- 

 sion work. 



Chemistry; botany; soils; field experiments: horticul- 

 ture; plant breeding; forestry; diseiiscs of plants; ani- 

 mal husbandry: poultry investigation.'^; entomology; 

 dairying; nualengineering: good roads invesligatiin'S. 



Soils; inspection of feeding stuffs and fertilizer control; 

 horticulture; plant breeding; field experiments; 

 feeding and digestion experiments; milling and bak- 

 ing tests; correlation of characteristics of wheat; 

 poultry experiments; diseases of animals; hog-cholera 

 serum; entomology; dairying; extermination of prairie 

 dogs and gophers; irrigation. 



