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Feeding Stuffs. In the enforcement of the law regulating the sale 

 of concentrated commercial feeding stuffs 390 brands were analyzed by 

 T. 0. Smith and S. I. Fisher for the State Department of Agriculture. 

 These analyses required about 3,100 individual determinations. 



Fertilizers. In the enforcement of the law regulating the sale of com- 

 mercial fertilizers 117 brands were analyzed for the State Department 

 of Agriculture. These analyses required about 800 individual deter- 

 minations. 



Samples of soils, feeds, fertilizers, laundry soaps, poisons and other 

 materials were sent to the Station's chemical laboratory by residents 

 of the state. Of these 129 have been analyzed involving about 190 in- 

 dividual determinations. (Miscellaneous Income) 



Seed Certification. Potato growers entered 107 acres of Green Moun- 

 tain potatoes for certification in 1930, and 92 acres were passed. 



Advanced Register Tests. Advanced register tests were supervised 

 during the year, as follows : 113 cows on 6 farms, Ayrshires ; 155 cows 

 on 10 farms, Guernsey; 106 cows on 4 farms. Holsteins; 6Q cows, 2 

 farms, Holstein; 29 cows, 3 farms, Jerseys; 48 cows, 1 farm, Short- 

 horns; retests of 20 cows for advanced register. (Miscellaneous In- 

 come) 



FINANCIAL STATEMENT 



Expenditures of the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station 



for the Year Ending June 30, 1931 



Hatch 

 Fund 



Adams 

 Fund 



Purnell 

 Fund 



Supple- 

 mentary* 



Total 



Salaries 



Labor 



Stationery and office supplies 



Scientific supplies, consum 

 able 



Feeding stuffs 



Sundry supplies 



Fertilizers 



Communication service 



Travel expenses 



Transportation of things 



Publications 



Heat, light, water, and power 



Furniture, furnishings, fix- 

 tures 



Library 



Scientific equipment 



Livestock 



Tools, machinery, appliances 



Buildings and land 



Contingent expenses 



Unexpended balance 



Totals 



$9,672.70 

 638.52 

 233.16 



24.64 



'"l49!69 

 104.83 

 523.04 

 621.37 

 329.54 

 592.04 

 700.00 



7.48 

 600.27 

 395.66 



393!86 



""i'i'16 



$12,303.52 

 223.53 

 19.40 



110.96 



451.38 



58.78 



107.82 



18.09 



(Omit) 



8.70 

 X069"55 



29.46 



alts. SI 



$43,820.47 

 4,000.99 

 240.65 



963.17 



204.56 

 1,054.19- 



453.61 



40.12 



3,136.10 



151.22 

 1,254.93 



190.16 



23.40 



2,170.93 



35.00 



1,223.64 



931.88 



104.98 



$21,547.86 

 6,389.08 

 188.16 



1,674.91 

 495.35 



6,687.97 

 349.06 

 233.59 



4,487.68 



879.33 



698.14 



7.50 



180.85 

 141.33 

 752.56 

 20.40 

 445.26 

 204.42 

 514.76 

 9,871.24 



$15,000.00 |$15,000.00 



$60,000.00 



$55,769.45 



$87,344.55 



11,252.12 



681.37 



2,773.68 



1,151.29 



7,950.63 



907.50 



796.75 



8,352.97 



1,378.18 



2,545.11 



707.50 



387.19 

 765.00 



4,388.70 

 55.40 



2,092.22 



1,735.11 

 632.94 



9,871.24 



$145,769.45 



*This fund includes expenditures from the following sources: 



State appropriations $ 5,800.00 



Sales and miscellaneous income 49,969.45 



$55,769.45 



