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The Experiment Station

Gulley, F. A.; Curtis, Geo. W.; Harrington, H. H.; Brunk, T. L.; Kinealy, J. H. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1888)

Experiments started - Experiment in cattle feeding - Analyses of fertilizers and ores - Horticultural Department - Meteorological Department

Root Rot of Cotton or "Cotton Blight"

Pammel, L. H. (Louis Herman) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1888)

Plan of organization

McInnis, Louis L. (Louis Lowry); Scott, T. M.; Gulley, F. A. (Frank Arthur) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1888)

Grasses

Brunk, T. L. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1888)

Work in Horticulture.

Brunk, T. L. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1889)

Cotton Root-rot.

Pammel, L. H. (Louis Herman) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1889)

Creameries for Texas

Gulley, F. A. (Frank Arthur); Curtis, Geo. W. (George Washington) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1889)

Feeding Experiment

Gulley, F. A. (Frank Arthur) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1889)

Effect of cotton seed and cotton seed meal on butter product

Curtis, Geo. W. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1890)

Sorghum: Value as Feed Stuff, Effect on Soil - Teosinte:Analyses at Different Stages of Growth - Miscellaneous Analyses.

Harrington, H. H. (Henry Hill); Adriance, Duncan; Tilson, P. S. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1890)

Pear Stocks. Some Parasitic Fungi of Texas.

Brunk, Thomas L; Jennings, H. S. (Herbert Spencer) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1890)

Feeding experiment no. 2

Gulley, F. A. (Frank Arthur); Carson, J. W. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1890)

The Screw-worm.

Francis, M. (Mark) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1890)

Liver Flukes: the Common Fluke (Distomum hepaticum). A New Species (Distomum texanicum).

Francis, M. (Mark) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1891)

General Information Relating to the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Curtis, Geo. W. (George Washington) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1891)

Laws authorizing establishment - Organization and officers - Results to date - Work under way - Inventory of property - Financial statements by years - list of publications

Effect of Cotton Seed and Cotton Seed Meal in the Dairy Ration on Gravity and Centrifugal Creaming of Milk

Curtis, Geo. W. (George Washington); Carson, J. M. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1891)

Peculiar effects of cotton seed and cotton seed meal as food stuffs for the dairy : a continuation of work reported in bulletin no. 11, August, 1890

Influence of Climate on Composition of Corn.

Harrington, H. H. (Henry Hill); Adriance, Duncan (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1891)

Influence of climate on composition of corn. - Digestibility of southern food stuffs. Ash analyses, roasted cotton seed.

Corn fodder

Curtis, Geo. W. (George Washington) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1891)

Methods of saving - Cost - Digestibiltiy - Value

Work in Horticulture.

Beach, S. A. (Spencer Ambrose) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1891)

Drainage experiments, Irish Potatoes, Cabbage, Strawberries - Russian fruits and ornamental trees - List of fruits on trial - Forest trees successful to date.

Grasses and Forage Plants: a Study of Composition and Value; Texas Grains: Composition ; Ash Analyses, Grasses and Grains.

Harrington, H. H. (Henry Hill) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1892)