Scientific Bureaus and Divisions.

WEATHER BUREAU-Willis L. Moore, Chief.

BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY-D. E. Salmon, Chief.
DIVISION OF STATISTICS-H. A. Robinson, Statistician.

DIVISION OF ENTOMOLOGY-L. O. Howard, Entomologist.

DIVISION OF CHEMISTRY-H. W. Wiley, Chemist.

DIVISION OF BOTANY-F. V. Coville, Botanist.

DIVISION OF FORESTRY-B. E. Fernow, Chief.

DIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY-C. Hart Merriam, Ornithologist.

DIVISION OF POMOLOGY-S. B. Heiges, Pomologist.

DIVISION OF VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY-B. T. Galloway, Chief. DIVISION OF SOILS-M. Whitney, Chief.

DIVISION OF AGROSTOLOGY-F. Lamson-Scribner, Chief.

OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS-A. C. True, Director.

THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

ALABAMA-Auburn: College Station; W. L.
Broun.t Uniontown: Canebrake Station; H.
Benton. +

ARIZONA-Tucson: W. S. Devol.*
ARKANSAS-Fayetteville: R. L. Bennett."
CALIFORNIA-Berkeley: E. W. Hilgard.*
COLORADO-Fort Collins: Alston Ellis.*
CONNECTICUT-New Haven: State Station; S. W.
Johnson.* Storrs: Storrs Station; W. O. At-
water.*

DELAWARE-Newark: A. T. Noale.*
FLORIDA-Lake City: O. Clute.*

GEORGIA-Experiment: R. J. Redding.*
IDAHO Moscow: C. P. Fox.*

ILLINOIS-Urbana: E. Davenport.*

INDIANA-Lafayette: C. S. Plumb.*
Iowa-Ames: James Wilson.*

KANSAS-Manhattan: G. T. Fairchild. §
KENTUCKY-Lexington: M. A. Scovell.*
LOUISIANA-Audubon Park, New Orleans: Sugar
Station. Baton Rouge: State Station. Calhoun:
North Louisiana Station. W. C. Stubbs.*
MAINE-Orono: C. D. Woods.*
MARYLAND-College Park: R. H. Miller.*
MASSACHUSETTS-Amherst: H. H. Goodell.*
MICHIGAN-Agricultural College: C. D. Smith.*
MINNESOTA-St. Anthony Park: W. M. Liggett. §
MISSISSIPPI-Agricultural College: S. M. Tracy.*
MISSOURI-Columbia: H. J. Waters.*

* Director.

† President of board of direction.

Assistant director in charge.

| MONTANA-Bozeman : S. M. Emery.*
NEBRASKA-Lincoln: G. E. MacLean.*
NEVADA-Reno: J. E. Stubbs.*

NEW HAMPSHIRE-Durham: C. S. Murkland. ¶
NEW JERSEY New Brunswick: E. B. Voorhees.*
NEW MEXICO-Mesilla Park: C. T. Jordan.*
NEW YORK-Geneva: State Station; W. H. Jor-
dan. Ithaca: Cornell University Station; I. P.

Roberts.*

NORTH CAROLINA-Raleigh: H. B. Battle.*
NORTH DAKOTA-Fargo: J. H. Worst.*
OHIO- Wooster: C. E. Thorne.*

OKLAHOMA-Stillwater: G. E. Morrow.*

OREGON Corvallis: J. M. Bloss.*

PENNSYLVANIA-State College: H. P. Armsby.*
RHODE ISLAND-Kingston: C. O. Flagg.*

SOUTH CAROLINA-Clemson College: E. B. Craig

head.*

SOUTH DAKOTA-Brookings: J. H. Shepard.^
TENNESSEE Knoxville: C. F. Vanderford.||
TEXAS-College Station: J. H. Connell. *
UTAH-Logan: L. Foster.*

VERMONT-Burlington: J. L. Hills.*
VIRGINIA-Blacksburg: J. M. McBryde.*
WASHINGTON-Pullman: E. A. Bryan.*

WEST VIRGINIA-Morgantown: J. A. Myers.*
WISCONSIN-Madison: W. A. Henry.*
WYOMING-Laramie: F. P. Graves.*

§ Chairman of council.

|| Secretary.

Acting director.

II

E. W. ALLEN, PH. D., Assistant Director-Chemistry and Dairying.

W. H. BEAL-Meteorology, Fertilizers (including methods of analysis), Soils, and
Agricultural Engineering.

WALTER H. EVANS, PH. D.-Botany and Diseases of Plants.

F. C. TEST, M. D.-Horticulture, Entomology, and Veterinary Science.

L. P. SMITH-Field Crops.

C. F. LANGWORTHY, PH. D.-Foods and Animal Production.

With the cooperation of the scientific divisions of the Department and the Abstract
Committee of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists.