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Pumping water for irrigation..

Irrigation in the humid sections.

Report of irrigation and drainage investigations, 1904-Continued.

Irrigation-Continued.

Laboratory tests of pumps.

Rice irrigation.

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Exhibit of colleges of agriculture and mechanic arts and experiment

Central exhibits of the Bureau of Education and the Office of

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Exhibits at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition-Continued.

Exhibit of colleges of agriculture, etc.-Continued.

Drawing and shop practice, including textiles and trades..

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ILLUSTRATIONS.

PLATES.

PLATE I. New main building at Kentucky Station

II. Fig. 1.-Maine Station, curtain-front poultry house, with trap
nests. Fig. 2.-Montana Station, rear view of new cattle barn.
III. Fig. 1.-Timothy breeding plats at Cornell Station. Fig. 2.-
Timothy plants, showing variation due largely to seed selec-
tion

IV. Fig. 1.-Cornell Station, cowpea roots, showing imperfect inocu-
lation first year. Fig. 2.-Cowpea roots from same field, show-
ing abundant tubercles second year

V. Fig. 1.-Oklahoma Station greenhouses and dairy building. Fig.
2.-Tennessee Station experimental plats

VI. Fig. 1.-New poultry house at Utah Station. Fig. 2.-Colony
houses used in poultry experiments at West Virginia Station.
VII. Fig. 1.-View of Kadiak, showing characteristic topography of
the island. Fig. 2.-View of low meadow lands at head of
Womens Bay, near Kadiak

VIII. Fig. 1.-Mowing beach rye, Frye-Bruhn ranch, near Kadiak.
Fig. 2.-Angora goats, Wood Island, near Kadiak
IX. Fig. 1.-Copper Center Station, effect of fertilizers, 1904. Fig.
2.-Copper Center Station, Sisolsk barley, 1904.

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X. Fig. 1.—Ripe Sixty-day oats harvested for seed at Copper Center
Station, 1904. Fig. 2.-Heavy growth of Finnish Black oats,
1904, at Copper Center

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XI. Fig. 1.--Fence built at Rampart to keep the rabbits from the
grain. Fig. 2.-View of portion of the nursery, Sitka Sta-
tion

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XII. Fig. 1.-Garden vegetables grown at Bethel, Kuskokwim River.
Fig. 2.-Turnips, potatoes, carrots, and cucumbers from J. F.
Karshner's farm, Baker Creek, Tanana -

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XIII. Fig. 1.-Garden of Isaac Fisher (native), Anvik, 1904. Fig.
2.-Vegetables grown at Anvik Mission, 1904 - -
XIV. Fig. 1.-New office and laboratory building at Hawaii Station.
Fig. 2.-Spraying orange trees, Hawaii

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XV. Fig. 1.—Black wattle plantation, Hawaii. Fig. 2.-Eucalyptus
plantation, Hawaii.

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XVI. Fig. 1.-Dam constructed for irrigation purposes at Porto Rico
Station. Fig. 2.-Field to be irrigated.

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XVII. Fig. 1.-Yautia variety plats, Porto Rico Station. Fig. 2.-Cassava variety plats, Porto Rico Station

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XVIII. Fig. 1.-A Porto Rico seedling orange. Fig. 2.-A budded pomelo two and one-half years after planting.

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