Experiment Station Record, Volume 92, January-June, 1945 Page: 157

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MISCELLANEOUS
List of bulletins of the agricultural experiment stations for the calendar years
1941 and 1942, H. V. BARNES (U. S. Dept. Agr., Bibliog. Bul. 4 (1944), pp. 70).This
is a continuation of previous lists (E. S. R., 86, p. 572).
Colorado Farm Bulletin, [July-August 1944] (Colo. Farm Bul. [Colorado Sta.].
6 (1944), No. 4, pp. 15, illus. 17).--In addition to several articles noted elsewhere
in this issue, this number contains the following: What Hybrid Corn Is and
How Different Types of Hybrid Corn Are "Made" Explained, by D. W. Robertson
(pp. 2, 14, 15); and Irrigation Investigations Work at Station Important to
Maximum Crop Production (pp. 3, 4) (coop. U. S. D. A.).
Mississippi Farm Research, [August 1944] (Miss. Farm. Res. [Mississippi
Sta.], 7 (1944), No. 8, pp. 8, illus. 4).-In addition to articles noted elsewhere in
this issue, weather notes for July, and the annual report of the branch stations for
1944, this number contains Modern Gins Are More Profitable and Efficient Than
Substandard Gins, by G. G. Miley and A. L. Roberts (pp. 1, 7), an abridgment
of Bulletin 403 to be issued; Mississippi Milk Sediment Law, by F. H. Herzer
(p. 1); Farm Product Prices, by D. G. Miley (pp. 1, 7); and Production of
Sorgo Sirup in Mississippi, by I. E. Stokes, J. F. O'Kelly, and E. B. Ferris
(p. 8) (coop. U. S. D. A.), also to be issued as a station circular.
Bimonthly Bulletin, North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station, [JulyAugust
1944] (North Dakota Sta. Bimo. But., 6 (1944), No. 6, pp. 41, illus. 9).In
addition to several articles noted elsewhere in this issue, this number contains
the following: North Dakota Honors Two Agricultural Scientists (pp. 3-6),
(E. S. R., 91, p. 239), and Agencies Cooperating With the North Dakota Agricultural
Experiment Station (pp. 14, 27), both by H. L. Walster.