. Die amerikanische Florist: Eine wöchentliche Zeitschrift für den Handel. Blumenkultur ; Floristen. J.E.NORTHRUP UND TÖCHTER, von Minneapolis, in Dresden, Deutschland. Not über den Verkehr mit Saatgut, wenn en - nun gezwungen, vor allem auf die beiden großen östlichen Häuser, die ihre dunklen farbige Papiere haben bereits Litho-graphisch dargestellt oder gedruckt werden. Die herrschende de-moralizes die Verwendungen eines halben Jahrhunderts ohne Qualm und alles scheint schwerer, da nicht jede Beschwerde über die Verwendung von Saatgut Pakete als Vehikel für schmuggelware Angelegenheit werden, Puder, Seife, patent Medikamente und innumer - in der Lage, verschiedene Waren

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. J. E. NORTHRUP AND DAUGHTERS, OF MINNEAPOLIS, AT DRESDEN, GERMANY. hardship on the seed trade if en- forced now, especially on the two large eastern houses which have their dark colored papers already litho- graphed or printed. The ruling de- moralizes the usages of half a century without a qualm and seems all the more severe in that there does not appear to be any complaint of the use of seed packages as vehicles for contraband matter, while powders, soap, patent medicines and innumer- able miscellaneous articles are not affected by the ruling. The reform malady is contagious. Pcas^Bcans Alfred J. Brown Seed Co.* Growers (or tbe WbolesBle Trade, GRAND RAPIDS MICH. The question of placing on the bags the names of the weed seeds con- tained was then taken up and a con- clusion reached that a label should accompany the bags at the time of sale, stating the percentage of weed seeds contained in the seed sold, but that the names of such seeds need not be given. The weed seeds which were especially put under the ban were those of Canada thistle, quack grass and the various kinds of dodder. A maximum quantity was conceded by the analysts allowing one seed of such tabooed weeds in every 2, 000 seeds of the varieties sold. Farmers selling seeds to their neighbors for planting will be subject to the same rules as seedsmen, but farmers may sell or ship to seed dealers for clean- ing purposes just as the crop is har- vested. Tests made by the state will be charged for at 25 cents per test both for germination and for purity. It is recommended that an appropriation of $50, 000 should be made by each state when passing the law for carry- ing it out. Nearly all of the seeds- men present seemed satisfied with the conditions as outlined above. On the subject of a national seed law the committees are engaged in trying to formulate a law prohibiting the importation of all weed seeds or grass or field seeds

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