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largest total yields; Brown or Swedish, the largest 

 yields of marketable beans ; Dewey Navy was the ear- 

 liest. 



Oklahoma. — The Valentine varieties recommended 

 (Bui. 56) for green or snap beans; Large White Mar- 

 row and White Kidney for dry beans and Golden Wax, 

 Dwarf Black Wax and Refugee Wax for yellow 

 podded beans. (See also bulletin 9.) 



Oregon. — Tabulated results (Bui. 22) given on 27 

 varieties. Southern Prolific stood the drouth best. 

 (See bulletins 75 and 29.) 



South Dakota. — Table given (Bui. 47) showing 

 comparative results of yields of 20 varieties. German 

 Wax, New Refugee Wax, Dwarf Black Wax and Gi- 

 ant Yosemite Wax, in the order named, led in pro- 

 ductiveness. 



Tennessee. — Notes on 14 varieties given (Bui. 5). 

 The following are specially recommended : Bush Im- 

 proved, Early Red Valentine, Extra Early Wardwell 

 Wax and Golden Wax. (See also station report for 

 1892.) 



Texas. — Tabulated data (Bui. 36) on 33 varieties: 

 Extra Early Refugee, Golden Eye Wax, Cylinder 

 Black Wax and Earliest Red Valentine were preferred. 



Utah. — Report (Bui. 20) on tests of 28 varieties. 

 Those especially commended are Speckled Wax for 

 bush beans and Henderson Bush for lima beans. In 

 1891 (Bui. 10) tests showed the following varieties to 

 be the best : Old Homestead, Kentucky Wonder, Early 

 Mohawk, Challenge Dwarf and Wardwell Kidney 

 Wax. 



Tennessee. — Notes on 14 varieties given (Bul.5J. 

 given on eight varieties of early beans and 20 of dwarf 



