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Veterinary Science: Glanders Experiments - Tuberculine Experiments - Lump Law [i.e. jaw] of Cattle - Notes on Parasites - Texas Fever Experiments - Device for Destroying Ticks

Francis, M. (Mark) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1894)

Glanders experiments - Tuberculine experiments - Lump law [i.e. jaw] of cattle - Notes on parasites - Texas fever experiments - Device for destroying ticks.

Texas Fever: Experiments Made by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, in Co-operation with the Missouri Experiment Station and the Missouri State Board of Agriculture, in Immunizing Northern Breeding Cattle Against Texas Fever.

Connaway, J. W.; Francis, M. (Mark) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1899)

Creameries for Texas

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

Alfalfa Root Rot.

Curtis, Geo. W. (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1892)

Cotton Root-rot.

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

Sixth Annual Report of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station for the Year 1893.

Connell, J. H.; Harrington, H. H.; Francis, M.; Price, R. H.; Adriance, Duncan (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1893)

Report of the Director - Report of the Chemist - Report of the Veterinarian - Report of the Horticulturist - Report of the Meteorologist -Financial statement - Index

Work in Horticulture.

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

Feeding experiment no. 2

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

Root Rot of Cotton or "Cotton Blight"

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

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

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