OF THE
COLLEGE OF

PGRICULTURE

BULLETIN NO. 27.

158

OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS. A. C. TRUE, Director.

E. W. ALLEN, Assistant Director-Chemistry, Foods, Animal Production, and Dairying.

W. H. BEAL, Meteorology, Fertilizers, Soils, and Indexes.
Walter H. EVANS, Botany and Diseases of Plants.
L. P. Smith, Field Crops.
F. C. Test, Horticulture, Entomology, and Veterinary Science.
F. H. HALL, Statistics and Bibliography.
W.0. ATWATER, In charge of Nutrition Investigations.
C. D. Woods, Nutrition Investigations.
C. F. LANGWORTILY, Nutrition Investigations.
S. L. SOMMERS, Record Clerk.

THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

A LABAMA-Auburn: College Station ; W. L.
Broun. Uniontoun : Canebrake Station; H.

Benton. :
ARIZONA-Tucson: W. S. Devo).*
ARKANSAS- Fayetteville : R. L. Bennett.*
CALIFORNIA— Berkeley: E. W. Hilgard.*
COLORADO-- Fort Collins; Alston Ellis.*
CONNECTICUT--New llaven : State Station; S. W.
Johnson." Storrs: Storrs Station; W. 0. At.

water. *
DELAWARE-Neuark: A. T. Neale.*
FLORIDA - Lake ('ity: (). Clute.*
GEORGIA-Experiment: R. J. Redding.*
IDAHO- Joscour: C. P. Fox.*
ILLINOIS- Urbana: T. J. Burrill.
INDIANA-Lafayette : C. S. Plumb.*
IOWA-Amncs : James Wilson.*
KANSAS-Vanhattan : G. T. Fairchild.s
KENTUCKY-Lerington : M. A. Scovell.
LOUISIANA---Judubon Park, New Orleans: Sugar

Station. Baton Rouye: State Station. Calhoun :

North Louisiana Station. W. C. Stubbs.*
MAINE- Orono : W. H. Jordan.
MARYLAND. - College Park : R. H. Miller, *
MASSACHUSETTS-Amherst: H. H. Goodell.*
MICHIGAN-Agricultural College : ('. D. Smith.*
MINNESOTA-- St. Anthony Park: W.M. Liggett.
MISSISSIPPI - Agricultural College: S. M. Tracy.*
MISSOURI-- Columbia: II. J. Waters.*
MONTANA -- Bozeman : S. M. Emery.*

NEBRASKA-Lincoln : G. E. MacLean.*
NEVADA--Reno: J. E. Stubbs.*
NEW HAMPSHIRE- Durham: C. S. Murkland. ?
NEW JERSEY-- Ver Brunswick: State Station.

New Brunswick : College Station. E. B. Voor
lees,
NEW MEXICO-Mesilla Park : S. P. McCrea.
NEW YORK-Geneva : State Station; L. L. Van

Slyke.? Ithaca : Cornell University Station;

I. P. Roberts.
NORTH CAROLINA-Raleigh : H. B. Battle.*
NORTH DAKOTA-Fargo: J.H. Worst."
Ohio-- Wooster: C. E. Thorne.
OKLAHOMA--Stillwater: G. E. Morrow.*
OREGON-Corvallis: J. M. Bloss.*
PENNSYLVANIA-State College : II. P. Armsby.'
RHODE ISLAND-Kingston : C. 0. Flagg.*
South CAROLINA-Clemson College . E. B. Craig.

head.*
SOUTH DAKOTA-Brookings: L. McLonth.*
TENNESSEE-Knoxville : C. F. Vanderford.!
TEXAS-College Station : J. H. Connell.*
UTAH– Logan: J. H. Paul.*
VERMONT-Burlington: J.L. Hills."
VIRGINIA - Blacksburg: J. M. McBryde.*
WASHINGTON-Pullman: E. A. Bryau."
WEST VIRGINIA—Morgantown: J.A. Myers.*
WISCONSIN-Madison : W. A. Henry."
WYOMING- Laramie: A. A. Johnson.

+ Director.
President of board of direction.
Assistant director in charge.

$ Chairman of council.
|| Secretary.
f Acting director.

TABLE OF CONTENTS,

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Page. Letter of transmittal....

5 List of abbreviations.. List of experiment stations in the United States, with governing boards and station staffs..

7 List of agricultural schools and colleges in the United States, with courses of study and boards of instruction....

27 Officers of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations ..

57 Officers and reporters of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists of the United States ...

58 List of station publications received during 1895.

59 Federal legislation affecting agricultural colleges and experiment stations .... 70 Regulations of the Post-Office Department regarding experiment station publications...

77 Rulings of the Treasury Department as to the construction of the act of Congress of March 2, 1887, establishing agricultural experiment stations..