. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. CI? ≫ -? FT f". : 104 Die Floristen^ Review JULT 15, 1020 REINES SAATGUT PROBLEME. In Wisconsin die Kontrolle von Saatgut Lav. Vor dem Wisconsin Kontrolle von Saatgut Gesetz wurde verabschiedet; im Jahr 1909 die landwirtschaftliche Fachschule und das Experiment Station versuchten, von pädagogischen Methoden zu Pro-suade Landwirte und Händler genauere Kenntnisse über die Qualität der Saat, die verkauft und für die Produktion von Ackerbaukulturen zu erwerben. Diese Appelle met mit nur eine kleine Antwort. Das Jahr, bevor das Gesetz in Kraft trat,? Rom 1. Juli 1908 bis 30. Juni 1909, 851 Proben o

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. CI ? >- ? fT f". : 104 The Florists^ Review JULT 15, 1020 PURE SEED PROBLEMS. Wisconsin's Seed Control Lav. Before the Wisconsin seed control law was passed; in 1909, the agricultural college and the experiment station were trying by educational methods to per- suade farmers and dealers to acquire more accurate knowledge concerning the quality of the seeds sold and used for the production of field crops. These appeals met with only a small response. The year before the law went into effect, ?rom July 1, 1908, to June 30, 1909, 851 samples of seed were tested. The law became effective July 1, 1909, and from then to June 30, 1910, 1, 795 samples were received at the laboratory. No traveling inspectors were employed un- til 1913. The number of samples im- mediately began to increase and in 1915-16, 4, 231 samples were analyzed in the laboratory. Opportunities for Tests. Prom the first it was the policy of the seed control division to cooperate as closely as possible with the seedsmen and dealers and the inspectors were instruct- ed to give all aid and information pos- sible. Dealers were told that where the seed had been mixed to make a uniform lot, one sample carefully taken from the lot was enough. They were also told they were at liberty to make their own tests if they were sufficiently familiar with methods of testing to make their analyses reliable or if they employed a competent analyst. They were also told that they might have their tests made by county agents, principals of county agricultural schools, the federal seed laboratories, at Washington, D. C, and La Fayette, Ind., or by any other person or organization capable of making reliable tests. This, of course, resulted in lessening the number of samples sent to our own laboratory and in 1918-19 only 2, 978 samples were received. This small number was not entirely due to tests made elsewhere, but, to some ex- tent, to a lessened seed supply and hence a smalle

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