. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 134 The Florists^ Review DECEMBKn 1, 1921 inspected in 1919 was properly tagged; in 1920 one lot was properly tagged. But special mixtures were not so well tagged in 1920 as they were in 1919. In all the years out-of-state dealers have been the worst offenders. Every effort has been made to insure the results of the laboratory being ac- curate and fair in every way. Lack of funds for travel and laboratory work have not permitted more extended work being undertaken. However, ger- mination tests have been made promptly. Samples collected in March and
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 134 The Florists^ Review DECEMBKn 1, 1921 inspected in 1919 was properly tagged; in 1920 one lot was properly tagged. But special mixtures were not so well tagged in 1920 as they were in 1919. In all the years out-of-state dealers have been the worst offenders. Every effort has been made to insure the results of the laboratory being ac- curate and fair in every way. Lack of funds for travel and laboratory work have not permitted more extended work being undertaken. However, ger- mination tests have been made promptly. Samples collected in March and April were tested in May. Those not within the "limits of toleration" were rctested in June. And if the second test proved unsatisfactory for the seeds they were tested a third time in July. In a nutshell, the dealer has been given the benefit of any reasonable douljt in all cases. Wholesalers' Records. The following table, referring to wholesalers only, shows in the first col- umn the number of samples from each firm inspected; in tlie second column the percentage of the samples tagged in ac- cordance with the law in all respects, and in the third column the percentage tagged in accordance with the law and found to be within the limits of varia- tion for pure seeds, weed seeds and ger- mination: rercent- Percont- Nnmhpr iigp mkc Samples Properly Witliin Insppctt'd T:i!.'i: Itpit Sppd Co ii??5 i;( lUunibert; Pros ."i(i KMi r>7 1 .T. Polfiiano & Son 9H (t!t. 1 Herbert Bryant's .'{ ](Ml J. J. Hufflngton & Co llic. .-17 4 B. W. Conklin & 1 MM ](M> Continental Spod :; HX) KM) Crnver-Dickinson .S liH) 24 Albert Dickinson L'H ~S.:\ .2 H. W. DouKliten, 47 ."illO ;J Dudley & Curpenter ... 2 0 0 Frederick County Farm- ers' Exchange 4 50 .lO Griffltli & Turner 1 1(H) 100 P. HarKctt & Co 1 loo 0 A. II. HofTmnnn (! 0 O Illinois Seed Co 7 100 0. A. Kind & Co 2 10
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