No. 98.] ; 85 
One hundred Weighed» 
seeds of id grains. 
merge Waite au NOlOLK es et be even oe ee 3°46 
TUCER IANS ee cree ee PR Te ches ee ee ay 4.54 
Purple- top Strap TR PNR Re, TH a, oahis 2-99 
Early White Flat Dutch Sea i Nl ah irl Miata 241 
Wheat, DIMUCRSUCR Ee he Pee eee et eur ees blasts 2) 2555) 
COVA LO ly ARR ig a oi lal ARR Ca ald ee As Oe ame ar 52-34 
MIGCLICETEANGAN. cork ere, Fee ce artes woe oY a gtiay: ! 
BCC A TITCR Ss eke, Oe Sete. ety MA ENR PES 8 AON OG 
RE RU Wd Stee tek crus chats rete eee ht elt ee 49-15 
MeL Tea well Gearded. . ci, se te ete eee ee) 49-13 
Clawson....... DO OF Satta RS OE SS 48-76 
WVNIbE. HICOPICLO.. the iio ree ete old hs te 48-64 
Spb ea iP he PSA ge RE eh 29 i oe fe 48 - 25. 
a igcth gl shind Cha Gh ip ph emied ok Sieh wise aac ALS UNAS Lean Sens 47-88 
Fiurowuei Wwiite Ghali: . oe owe i tien beet AT. V4 
| CO AR gp eA bo a alice ca idea Aaa Sek SRI A 46-47 
Wellow DlUC-StLLAW i: co ee eet phir ask Ad ie Raat) 46-36 
SPEPOVA ES te tee he ee Gy Bl, IS re 8 BTS 46-17 
Lever a te er ee SEE Ln Beef ea kiss 6 45-77 
BO Mi ero get abe eee So a eet ee aceteh te Ihe 45 -23 
TRL Ue ETM DLOVCH Te Coss tere sats crele sete Sot, bee 44-32 
ofatiyelle Sas Rebs ELGs Sh ach h Rs GIG OSS Bite es AL Rai 6400 Sib AR 44.12 
TESTE ATE Wage IR ach Be” De AR Ae UA inci i ie 43-56 
OLR. Wt OLDIE te cats ele. id Oe ee 42-71 
BINGO PCOUG. Saree ll CON ee ee ah 42-53 
TAME ee A ie, ce cur ter me, Moatmatoe ny, cttin 42-46 
ACTER STOTT TIES act. Sate an y's aise in et os Sar 41-82 
MPA I OM OMEN DOLL ev eb aldt toe etete tat aes a 41-71 
SSEUIMADR YA Miers: ok et te a ee be ca ef, 4()-48 
POM AUSTIN eae OE wey ry ace Seat ay 39-75 
PMAMTOT SETA Wott cL Cer Mamiemy sian: Serr enya 39-41 
MCP pe DIMCABLEA Wert sai, Gaile ee ce Ga 38 - 22 
TA TUATUL ATE Ogi th Se i Ee eh UALS TAS i a OR a7-73 
Pet gran a eatede whe pe a tLe oe 36-86 
a9 G TETAS TTA LG Ne es RA 2 al heh ae 35-50 
ETS. ok a eS ee a ee ete sth ae ees 35-46 
MUAPRRIST EDs a srt, Feat 8 ee a alana att itals oh et 31-08 
The prolificacy of weeds could but excite our attention, as the fight 
with them was being waged day by day. ‘The field selected for sum- 
mer fallow had, on June 13, twenty-four species of weed growing on 
it in abundance. On June 22 a single square foot of soil in the gar- 
den, which had been plowed and harrowed in the spring, contained — 
356 growing plants, comprising seven distinct species, not counting 
the clovers and grasses. A careful count in June of the species of 
plants growing abundantly as weeds in the various fields gave: 
Weeds of the forage tet SR APE HAP ees dra GES, 24 species. 
MVceawiOm the Hawtin. 20 BADAA el KR PLES es 13 species. 
MEER) Cie Bee 2 ee dhs oie ie ope toss wi diele vem else te 30 species. 
MVEGGEIOL CHO GATdON if. cw ok eee tee eee toe veeeteces 23 species, 
