Commercial fertilizers inspected and analyzed in the state of Georgia from Sept. 1, 1921 to Oct. 1, 1922 [1922]

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTU .. E
SERIAL No. 89
SEA50N 1922
PUBLISHED QUARTERLY
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS
I N.~ .CT I!D " ~D A NA L Y ZI:D I N THb STATI: 0 .. G.OPlG IA
FROM S ."T . 1. 1921 . TO CT. 1. 1922 .

REPORT OF THE STATE CHEMIST AND OTHILR INFORMATION IN REGARD TO FERTI LlZE~S

J. J. BROWN
COMM ISSIONER OF A GRI CUL

Entered at Atl a n ta . Ge. , RS sec o n d-c ia" matter, Oct. 7, 1900 , under Act of June 6, 1000

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BULLETIN GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SERIAL No. 89

SEASON 1922

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PUBLISHED QUARTERLY

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COMlvtERCIAL FER1~ILIZERS
NOTICE-Due to an error in the proof reading, the heading on the first several pages in this Bulletin is printed as Bulletin No. 87. These should be Bulletin 89.
REGARD TO FERTILIZERS

J. J. BROWN
COMMI SSIONER OF A GRICULTURE
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Entered at Atlanta, Ga. , as sec on d-cla .. matter. Oct . 7, 1900, under Act of June 6, 1900

Acceptance for mailing a t s pe cia l rate of postage provided for in Section 1103.

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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.
Georgia Department of .Agriculture, Laboratory of State Chemist. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 10, 1922.
Hon. J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture, Atlanta, Georgia.
Sir:I have the honor to submit herewith a report of
the work done in the fertilizer laboratory during the season of 1922. A detailed report will be found on pag~ 46.
Respectfully submitted, S. H. WIL~ON, State Chemist.

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THE GEORGIA FERTILIZER LAWS No. 398.

An Act to regulate the registration, sale, inspection and analysis of commercial fertilizers, acid phosphates, fertilizer materials and chemicals, in the State of Georgia, and to consolidate all laws relating to said sales, inspection and analysis, and to repeal all other laws and parts of laws in conflict the rewith.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly

of the State of Georgia, That all manufacturers, job-

bel's, and manipulators of commercial fertilizers and

fertilizer materials to be used in the manufacture of

the same, who may desire to sell or offer for sale in

the State of Georgia such fertilizers and fertilizer

materials, shall first file with the Commissioner of

Agriculture of the State of Georgia, upon forms fur-

nished by said Commissoner of Agriculture, the

nam e of each brand of fertilizers. acid phosphates,

. fertilizer materials, or chemicals, which they may

desire to sell in said Sta te, either by th emselves or

the ir agents, together with name and address of the

manufacturer or mani pulator, and also the guaran-

teed an alysis the reof, stating the sources from which

the phosphoric acid, nitrogen and potash are de-

rived; and if the same fertlizer is sold under a dif-

ferent name or names, said' fact shall be so. stated,

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and the different brands which are identical shall

be named.

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Sec. 2. All persons, compaines, manufacturers, dealers, or agents, before selling or offering for -sale in this State any commercial fertilizer or fertilizer material, shall brand or attach to each bag, barrel or package, the brand name of the fertilizer, the weight of the package" the name and address of the manufacturer, and the guaranteed analysis of the fertilizer, giving the valuable constituents of the fertilizer in minimum percentages only. These items only shall be branded or printed on the sacks in the following order:

1. Weight of package in pounds.

2. Brand-name, or trade mark.

3. Guaranteed analysis.

4. Available phosphoric acid, per cent.

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5. Nitrogen, per cent.

6. .Potash, per cent. 7. Name and address of manufacturer.

In bone meal , tankage or othe r products, where the phosphoric acid is not available to lab oratory methods, but becomes available on the decomposition of the product in the soil, the phosphoric acid shall beclaimed as total phosphoric acid unless it be desired to claim available phosphoric acid also, in which latter case the guarantee must take the form above set forth. In the case of bone meal and tankage, manufacturers may brand on the bags information, showing the fineness of the product, provided it takes a form approved by the Commissioner of Agriculture.

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Sec. 3. If any commercial fertilizer or fertilizer material offered for sale in this State shall, upon official analysis, pro ve deficient in any of its ingredients ,as guaranteed and branded upon sacks or packages, and if by reason of such deficiency the commercial value thereof shall fall three per cent. below the guaranteed total commercial value of such fertilizer or fertilizer material, then any note or obligation given in payment thereof shall be collectable by law only for the amount of actual total commercial value as ascertained by said official analysis, and any person or corporation selling the same shall be liable to the consumer, by reason of such deficiency for such damages, if any, as may be proven, and obtained by him on trial before a jury in any court of competent jurisdiction in this State.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That the words "high grade" shall not appear upon any bag or other package of any complete fertilizer, which complete fertilizer contains by its guaranteed analysis, less than 10 per cent. available phosphoric acid, 1.65 per cent. nitrogen (equivalent to 2 per cent. ammonia), and 2 per cent. of potash, or a grade or analysis of equal total commercial value; the word "standard" shall not appear upon any bag or other package of any complete fertilizer which contains by its guaranteed analysis less than 8 per cent. available phosphoric acid, 1.65 per cent. nitrogen (equivalent to 2 per cent. ammonia) and 2 per cent. potash, or a grade or analysis of e-qual total commercial value; that the words "high grade" shall not appear upon any bag or other package of any acid phosphate with

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potash whch shall contain, by its guaranteed analysis, less than 13 per cent. available phosphoric acid, and 1 per cent. potash, or a grade or analysis of equal total commercial value; that the word "standard" shall .not appear upon any bag or other package of any acid phosphate with potash, which shall contain, by its guaranteed analysis, less than 11 per cent. available phosphoric acid and 1 per cent. potash, or a grade or analysis of equal total commercial value; that the words "high grade" shall not appear upon any bag or other package of plain acid phosphate which shall contain, by its guaranteed analysis, less than 14 per cent. available phosphoric acid, and, lastly, that the word " standard" shall not appear upon any bag or other package of plain acid phosphate which shall contain by its guaranteed analysis less than 12 per cent. available phosphoric acid. It is hereby provided that no complete fertilizer, acid phosphate with potash, acid phosphate with nitrogen, or plain acid phosphate, shall be offered for sale in this State which contains less than 12 per cent. of total plant food, namely: available phosphoric acid, nitrogen when calculated as ammonia. and potash either singly or in combination; provided, that in mixed fertilizers there shall not be claimed less than 1 per cent. potash and 0.82 per cent. nitrogen, when one or both are present in the same mixture.
It is further hereby provided, That no commercial fertilizers or fertilzer material shall be offered for sale in this State which contains such an amount of water as to render the handling or manipulation of
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such fertilizers or fertilizer materials difficult, or to cause the clogging of fertilizer distributors by reason of its bad mechanical condition. Such wet or bad mechanical condition of any fertilizer shall be carefully observed by all fertilizer inspectors at the time of drawing their samples, and be reported along with the sample to the Commissione~ of Agriculture, who, if he (or, in his absence, the State Chemist) confirms the opinion of th e inspecto r, shall forbid the sale of that lot so inspected.

Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That all manufacturers and manipulators, or agents representing them, who have registered their brands in compliance with Section 1 of this Act, shall forward to the Commissioner of Agriculture a request for tax tags: stating that said tax tags are to be used upon brands of fertilizers and fertilizer materials registered in accordance with this Act, and said request shall be accompanied with the sum of 10 cents per ton as an inspection fee, whereupon it shall be the duty of the Commissioner of Agriculture to issue tags to parties applying, who shall attach a tag to each bag, barrel or package thereof, which when attached to said packages shall be prima facie evidence that the seller has complied with the requirements of this Act. Any tags left in the possession of the manufacturer shall not be used for another season, and shall not be redeemed by the Department of Agriculture.

Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, That it shall not be lawful for any manufacturer or company, either by themselves or their agents, to offer for sale in this

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State any fertilizer or fertilizer material that has not been registered with the Commissioner of Agriculture, as required by this Act. The fact that the purchaser waives the inspection and analysis thereof shall be no protection to said party selling or offering the same for sale.

Sec. 7. The guaranteed analysis of each and every brand of fertilizer or fertilizer material must, without exception, remain uniform throughout the fiscal year for which it is registered, and in no case, even at subsequent registration, shall the grade be lowered, although the proportion of the available constituents may be changed so that the decrease of one constituent may be compensated for in value by the increase of the other or others. Such proposed change must first receive the approval of the 'Commissioner of Agriculture. A brand-name, and. or. trade-mark, registered by one manufacturer shall not be entitled to regstration by another; and the manufacturer having first registered and. used the said brand-name, and, or, trade-mark, shall be entitled to it even should said brand-name, and, or, trade-mark not be offered for current registration at the time. Nothing in this section shall be construed as debarring the right of any manufacturer to establish his ownership in, and prior right of registration of, any brand-name and, or, trade-mark, whether said brand-name and, or trade-mark has been previously registered or not.
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Sec: 8. No person, company, dealer or agent shall sell, expose or offer for sale in this State any pul-

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verized leather, raw, steamed, roasted, or in any other form, either as a fertilizer or fertilizer material, or as a constituent of fertilizers, without first making full and explicit statement of the fact in registration with the Commissioner of Agriculture, and furnishing satisfactory proof that the nitrogen is sufficiently available and valuable for the purpose for which sold.

Sec. 9. Be it further enacted, That the Commissioner of Agriculture shall appoint twelve inspectors of fertilizer, or so many inspectors as, in said Commissioner's judgment, may be necessary, who shall hold their office for such time as said Commissioner shall in his judgment think best or carrying out the provisions of this Act. The greatest compensation that any inspector of fertilizers shall receive shall be at the rate of eighty-three and one-third dollars per month, and his actual expenses while in the discharge of his duty as such inspector. It shall be their duty to inspect all fertilizers, acid phosphates, chemicals, cotton-seeed meal or other fertilizing material that may be found at any point within the limits of the State, and go to any point, when so directed by the Commissioner of Agriculture, and shall see that all fertilizers and fertilizer materials are properly tagged.

Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, That each of the inspectors of fertilizers shall be provided with bottles of not less than eight (8) ounces capacity in which to place samples of fertilizers and fertilizer materials drawn by him. and it shall be the duty of

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each inspector of fertilizers to dr aw, with such an instrument as shall secure a core from the entire length of the package, such samples of fertilizers and fertilizer materials as he may be directed by th e Commissioner of Agriculture to inspect, or that he may find uninspected; and in the performance of his duty he shall carefully draw samples as follow s: In lots of ten packages or less, from every package; in lots of ten to a hundred packages, from not less than ten packages; in lots of one hundred packages and over, from not less than ten p er cent. of th e; entire number, and, after thoroughly mixing the samples so drawn, he shall, by the method known as "quartering," draw from such thoroughly mixed samples two sub-samples, and with them fill two sample bottles, and shall plainly write on a label on said bottles the number of said sample, and sha ll also write on the label of one only of said bottles the name of the fertilizer, acid phosphate, or other fertilizer material, also the name of the manufacturers; he shall then seal both of said bottles, and shall forward to the Commissioner of Agriculture the said samples so drawn by him, stating the number of sacks from which the sample was drawn, and a full report of the inspection written on a form prescribed by the Commissioner of Agriculture, which report must be numb ered to agree with the number of the bottle; and in said report shall be given the name of the fertilizer or fertilizer material, the name of the manufacturer, the guaranteed analysis, the place where inspected, the date of inspection and the name of.inspector; and it sha ll be th e duty of said inspectors to keep a complete record of all inspections

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made by them on forms prescribed by the Commissioner of Agriculture. Before entering upon the discharge of their duties they shall also take and subscribe, before some officer authorized to administer the same, an oath to faithfully discharge all duties which may be required of them in pursuance of this Act.

Sec. 11. Be it further enacted, That a sample of all fertilizers or fertilizer material, drawn by the official inspectors and filed with the Commissioner of Agriculture, shall be marked by number and delivered by said Commissioner of Agriculture to the State Chemist, who shall make a complete an alysis of same, and certify, under same number as marked, said analysis to said Commissioner of Agr iculture, which analysis shall be recorded as official and entered opposite the brand of fertilizers or fertilizer material which the mark and number represent; and the said official analysis of such fertilizer or fertilizer material, under the seal of the Commissioner of Agriculture, shall be admissionable as evidence in any courts of this State on the trial of any issue involving the merits of such fertilizer or fertilizer material.
Sec. 12. Be it further enacted, That the Commissioner of Agriculture shall ha;ve authority to establish such rules and regulations, in regard to the inspection, registration, analysis and sale of fertilizers and fertilizer materials, as shall not be inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, and as in his judgment will best carry out the requirements thereof.
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this Act shall be construed to restrict or void sales of acid phosphate or any other fertilizer material to each other by importers, manufacturers or manipulators, who mix fertilizer materials for sale, or as preventing the free and unrestricted shipments of material to manufacturers or manipulators who have registered their brands as required by the provisions of this Act.

Sec. 14. Be it further enacted, That any person . selling or offering for sale any fertilizer or fertilizer material without having first complied with the provisions of this Act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall be punished as prescribed in 1039 of the Criminal Code of Georgia; provided this Act shall not go into effect until after the first day of August, 1902.

Sec. 15. Be it further enacted, That there shall be nothing in this Act which shall be construed to nullify any of the requirements of an Act fixing the methods of determining the value of commercia} fertilizers by purchasers, and incorporated in the provisions of the herein amended Ellington Bill, which is as follows:
An Act to regulate the sale of fertilizers in this State; to fix a method for determining the value of same, and for other purposes.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same,That from and after the passage of this Act it shall be lawful for any purchaser of fertilizers

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from any owner thereof, or agent of such owner, to require the person selling, and at the time of sale or delivery, to take from each lot of each brand sold a sample of its contents.

Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That said said sample or samples of fertilizer shall be taken in the presence of both purchaser and seller in the following manner: "Two cupfuls of the fertilizer shall be taken from the top and two cupfuls from the bottom of each sack, provided there are not more than ten sacks in the lot, but in lots of 10 to 100 sacks, from not less than 10 sacks; and in lots of 100 or over, from not less than 10 per cent. of the entire number. The samples so taken shall be intermixed upon some surface so as not to mix dirt or any other substance with the fertilizer. Then from different parts of the pile small portions at a time shall be scooped up in the cup and transferred to a wide-mouthed bottle of not less than one pint in capacity." This bottle shall now be corked with a suitable cork. The cork must either be pressed home flush with the. mouth of the bottle of else cut across until it is flush or even with the mouth of the bottle. It shall then be taken by both parties at interest to the Ordinary of the county, who shall seal the same in their presence in the following manner. He shall completely cover the entire surface of the cork with sealing wax, and then impress upon the molten wax his official seal, bearing his name and the style of his office. He shall then label the same with the names of the parties and of the fertilizer. '

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Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That saidOrdinary

shall safely keep said package, allowing neither par-

ty access to the same 'as hereinafter provided. Th e

Ordinary shall receive a fee of 10 cents from the

party depositing such sample for each sample so de-

posited.

Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That should said

purchaser, after having used such fertilizer upon his

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crops, have reason to believe from yields thereof

that said fertilizer was totally or partially worthless,

he shall notify the seller, and apply to the Oridnary

to forward said sample deposited with him to the

State Chemist, without stating the name of the par-

ties, the name of the fertilizers, or giving its guaran-

teed analysis, the cost of sending being paid by the

purchaser. Before forwarding sample to the State

Chemist for analysis, the Ordinary shall take the af-

fidavit of the purchaser that he has gathered his

crops and believes from the yield thereof that the

fertilizer used was worthless, or partially worthless,

The Ordinary shall notify the State Chemist at the

same time he forward s the samples that he has taken

and filed such written affidavit of th e purchaser.

Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of said State Chemist to analyze and send a copy of the result to said Ordinary.

Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, That should said analysis show that said fertilizer comes up to the guaranteed analysis upon which it is sold, then the statement so sent by the State Chemist shall be conclusive evidence against the plea of partial or total

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fail ure of consideration. But should said analysis show that such fertilizer does not come up to the guaranteed an alysis, th en the sale shall be illegal, null and void, and when suit is brought upon any evidence of indebtedness given for such fertilizer, the statement of such State Chemist so transmitted to the Ordinary shall be conclusive evid ence of the facts, whether such evidence of indebtedness is held by an innocent third party or not.

Sec. 7. Be it further enacted, That in lieu of the State Chemist, should the parties of the contract agree upon some other chemist to make said analysis, all the provisions of the Act sha ll app ly to his analysis 'and report to the Ordinary.

Sec. 8. Be it further enacted, That should th e seller refuse to take said sample when so requested by the purchaser, then upon proof of thi s fa ct th e purchas er shall be entitled to his plea of failure of consideration, and to support the same by proof of the want of effect and benefit of said fe rtilizer upon his crops, which proof shall be sufficient to authorize the jury to sustain defend ant's plea in whole or hi part, whether said suit is brought by an innocent holder or not.

Approved December 27, 1890.

AN ACT
To provide for the registration, sale, inspection and analysis of fertilizer materials, in bulk, in the State of Georgia, and to repeal all laws and parts of laws in conflict therewith.

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Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That from and after the passage of this Act it shall be lawful for the manufacturers, jobbers, dealers and manipulators of commercial fertilizers and fertilizer materials, to sell or offer for sale in the State of Georgia, acid phosphate or other fertilizer materials in bulk to persons, individuals or firms, who desire to purchase the same for their ' own use on their own lands, but not for sale.

Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the Commissioner of Agriculture of this State shall have the authority to establish such rules and regulations in regard to the registration, inspection, sale, and analysis of acid phosphate or other fertilizer materials, in bulk, sold to persons, individuals or firms, who desire to purchase and use the same as provided in Section 1 of this Act, as shall not be inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, and as in his judgment will best carry out the requirements thereof.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That the same inspection fees shall be paid by manufacturers, dealers, jobbers and manipulators, who sell acid phosphate or other fertilizer materials in bulk, under the provisions of this bill as applied to such goods when placed in sacks, barrels or boxes under the general fertilizer laws of this State, and such inspection fees shall be transmitted to the Commissioner of Agriculture at the time notice of shipment of such acid phosphate or other fertilizer materials in bulk are

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made to the purchaser or purchasers, provided for in this Act.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That it is hereby made the duty of the Commissioner of Agriculture to personally prosecute each and every offenderundel' the provisions of this Act, and upon conviction, such offenders shall be punished as prescribed in Section 1039 of the Code of Georgia, and all fines arising therefrom shall be paid into and become a part of the General Educational Fund of this State.
Sec. 5. Be it furt1.ler enacted, .That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved August 14, 1903.
AN ACT
To require .all cotton seed meal sola in the State of Georgia to be branded according to its grade or quality.
Section 1. . Be it enacted by the General Assembly and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That from and after the passage of this Act, all man"ufacturers, dealers or mani pulators, who shall offer any cottonseed meal for sale in this State, either as
a fertilizer or as a. feedstuff, shall brand upon or at-
ta ch to the packages in which such meal is 'offered for sale the grade or quality of the same.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That there shall be three grades of cottonseed meal, known as high grade, standard grade and low grade. High grade meal must contain 6.60 per cent. of nitrogen (equiv-
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fore it shall be entitled to bear the brand of high grade.
Standard meal must contain 6.18 per cent. nitrogen (equivalent to 7 1-2 per cent. ammonia) as a minimum before it shall be entitled to the brand of standard grade.
All cottonseed meal containing less than 6.18 per t cent nitrogen (equivalent to 7 1-2 per cent. ammonia) shall be branded low grade before being offered for sale in this State, provided that low grade shall not contain less than 6 per cent. of ammonia, and provided further, that all meal made from "Sea Island Cotton" shall be branded "Sea Island Cottonseed Meal" and the guaranteed analysis shall not be less than 4 1-2 per cent. of ammonia, and the same shall be printed upon the package.
It is further enacted, That the words, high grade," "standard grade," and "low grade," when branded upon or attached to the package containing the cottonseed meal shall be printed just above all other guarantees or descriptions of said meal, and in type larger than any other descriptive words or matter . branded upon or attached to such package.
Sec. 3. Be it further .enacted by the authority aforesaid, That it shall be the duty of the Commissioner of Agriculture to take all steps necessary to make this Act -effective.
. Sec. 4. Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That any person or persons violating the provisions of this Act shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and <m conviction shall be punished

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as pre scribed in Section 4310 of the Code of Georgia

of 1882.

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Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act be and the same are hereby rep ealed.

Approved July 8, 1910.'

AN ACT To further regulate and control the sale of commer-
cial fertilizers in the State of Georgia by requiring the branding or tagging upon each sack or package the source from which the available phosphoric acid, potash and nitrogen, respectively, is derived ; to prescribe the duties and liabilities of the manufacturer, manipulators, dealers and venders of such fertilizers ; to provide a penalty for the violators of the saine, and provide the rights and remedies of the purchasers thereof, and for other purposes.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That all commercial fertiliz ers containing 'or which are designed to develop, as plant food , phosphoric acid, potash and nitrogen, which are sold or offered for sale in this State , shall, in addition to the present provisions and requirements of the laws of Georgia, have plainly marked or branded, by attaching a tag upon each sack or package thereof, the sources and ingredients from which the available phosphoric acid, potash . and nitrogen, respectively, is generated and obtained.

Sec. 2. Be it further enacted by th~ {\~thorit

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aforesaid, That if any commercial fertilizer or fertili-

zer material sold in this State shall prove deficient

in any of its ingredients, as guaranteed or branded

by attaching a tag or tags upon the sacks or pack-

ages containing the same, and if, by reason of such

deficiency, the commercial values of such fertilizers

shall fall more than three per cent. below the guar-

anteed commercial value of such fertilizers or fer-

tilizer material, then the vendor or vendors of such

commercial fertilizer or fertilizers shall be liable in

damages to the purchaser or purchasers thereof in

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tilizers.

Sec. 3. Be it further enacted by the authority

aforesaid, That any manufacturer, manipulator.

dealer or vendor of commercial fertilizers in this

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state, who publishes by branding 01' by attaching a

tag or tags upon the sacks or packages of fertilizer

a false or incorrect analysis of the components and

ingredients thereof, shall be liable in law to any and

every purchaser of such falsely and incorrectly

branded or tagged fertilizer in a sum of twenty-five

per cent. of the purchase price, plus the shortage of

such commercial fertilizer.

Sec. 4. A deficiency of more than ten per cent. below the guaranteed analysis of the fertilizers as published and branded or tagged on the sacks or packages thereof shall be held and declared by the courts of this State to constitute a false andincorrect publishing, branding or tagging within the intent, purpose and meaning of this Act.

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Sec. 5. Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That this Act shall be deemed, held, and construed to be supplemental and additional to the existing laws of this State regulating and affecting the sale of commercial fertilizers, and not as conflicting with or repealing any of said laws. This Act shall not go into effect until January 1, 1912.
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted by the authority afo rsaid, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act be, and the sam e are, hereby repealed.
Approved August 22, 1911.
AN ACT
To prohibit the manufacture and sale of fertilizers in the State of Georgia containing any pyrites cinders, coal cinders, or any injurious or deleteriuos filler; to provide for the plant food and other
materials on the bag; providing penalty, and for other purposes.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That on and after Jan. 1, 1913, it shall be unlawful for any manufacturer or dealer 01' other person to manufacture, sell or offer for sale, in the State of Georgia, any commercial fertilizer containing any pyrites cinders, coal cinders, or any injurious or deleterious filler.
Sec. 2. Every manufacturer, mixer or dealer in commercial fertilizers shall be required to print on his bags or tags the total number of pounds of available plant food guaranteed and contained in each

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bag, the total number of pounds of filler contained in each bag, "worthless as a fertilizer" to be printed after the word "filler" and the total number of pounds of all other combined materials contained in said bags. This Act is not intended to repeal or modify the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly, approved August 22, 1911, requiring all sources of plant food to be stated on bags or tags.

Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That any manufacturer, dealer or person violating the provisions of this Act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.

Sec. 4. Repeals all laws and parts of laws in conflict herewith.

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Approved August 17, 1912.

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AN ACT To amend Section 1780, Volume 1, of the Code of

1910, in reference to fertilizer inspectors, their

duties and compensations, by striking therefrom

certain words and inserting other words ' in lieu

thereof, so as to limit the number of such inspec-

tors; to provide for the appointment of not exceed-

ing six general inspectors, and to fix their duties

and compensation, and to authorize the appoint-

ment of additional inspectors during the busy sea-

son when actually needed, not exceeding forty

during anyone year, and to limit and fix their term

of service; to prescribe their duties and fix their

compensation; to provide that all inspectors may

be paid actual traveling expenses incurred while

absent from home in the service of the State, and

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to provide that all inspectors shall devote their entire time to the service of the State during the period of their employment, and to provide for the discharge of inspectors for incompetence, neglect of duty or malfeasence in office, and for other purposes.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same, That Section 1780, Volume 1, of the Code of 1910, in reference to fertilizer inspectors, their duties and compensation, be, and the same is, hereby amended by striking therefrom all the words appearing therein after the word "appoint" in the second line thereof, and inserting in lieu thereof the following words, to-wit, "not exceeding six general inspectors, who shall be known as State inspectors, and who may be sent from point to point for the purpose of making inspections, or may be located in the main centers of the State, in the discretion of the Commissioner, such inspectors being subject at all times to his direction. These inspectors shall receive a salary of twelve hundred dollars per year. It shall I be their duty to inspect all fertilizers, acid phosphates, chemicals, cottonseed meal or other fertilizing material that may be found at any point within the limits of the State, and shall see that all fertilizers and all fertilizer materials are properly tagged. In addition to these duties such inspectors shall inspect weights and measures, food and feed, and oils when directed to do so, and perform such other duties as may be assigned them by the Commissioner of Agriculture. The Commissioner shall also have auth-

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ority to employ such additional inspectors, during

the busy season, not to exceed forty in number in any

one year, as in his judgment may be necessary. These

additional inspectors shall only be employed when

actually 'needed, the term of such service not to ex-

ceed four months during anyone year. They shall

inspect fertilizers, acid phosphates, chemicals, cot-

tonseed meal, and other fertilizer material wherever

found within the limits of the State, and see that all

fertilizers and fertilizer materials are properly

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signed them by the Commissioner and go to any

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point when so directed by him. The greatest com-

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pensation that these short-term inspectors shall receive shall be at the rate of eighty-three and one-

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third dollars per month. In addition to his salary

any general or short-term inspector may be paid

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actual transportation expenses and hotel bill incur-

red by him when absent from his home on duty for

the State, the hotel bills not to exceed two and one-

half dollars per day. All inspectors mentioned in

this section shall be required to devote their entire

time to the service of the State during he period of

their employment. Each inspector shall be commis-

sioned for a term of two years, subject to the right of

the Commissioner of Agriculture at any time to limit

and designate the number of months any short-term-

ed inspector shall be employed within the period

named in the commission, the Commissioner also

having the right to discharge any inspector for in-

competence, neglect of duty or malfeasance in

?ffice," so that said section, when so amended, shall

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read as follows: "inspectors, their duties and com-
pensation. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall
appoint not exceeding six general inspectors, who
shall be known as State inspectors, and who may be
sent from point to point, or may be located in the main centers of the State, in the discretion of the Commissioner, such inspectors being subject at all times to his direction. These inspectors shall receive a salary of twelve hundred dollars a year. It shall
0
be their duty to inspect all fertilizers, acid phosphates, chemicals, cottonseed meal or other fertilizing material that may be found at any point within the limits of the State, and shall see that all fertilizers and fertilizer materials are properly tagged. In addition to these duties such inspectors shall inspect weights and measures, food and feed, and oils when directed to do so, and perform such other duties as may be assigned them by the Commissioner of Agriculture. The Commissioner shall also have authority to employ such additional inspectors during the busy season, not to exceed forty in one year, as in his judgment may be necessary. These additional insp ectors shall only be employed when actually needed, the term of such service not to exceed four month s during anyone year. They shall inspect fertiliz ers, acid phosphate, chemicals, cottonseed meal and other fertilizer materials wherever found within the limits of the State, and see that all fertilizers and fertilizer materials are properly tagged and perform such other duties as may be assigned them by th e Commissioner and go to any point when so directed by him. The greatest compensation that these short-

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term inspectors shall receive shall be at the rate of

eighty-three and on-third dollars per month. In ad-

dition to his salary any general or short-term inspec-

"

tor may be paid actual transportation expenses and hotel bill incurred by him when absent from his home

on duty for the State, the hotel bill not to exceed

two and one-half dollars per day. All inspectors

mentioned in this section shall be required to devote

their entire time to the service of the State during

the period of their employment. Each inspector

shall be commissioned for a term of two years, sub-

ject to the right of the Commissioner of Agriculture

at any time to limit and designate the number of

months any short-term inspector shall be employed

within the period named in the commission, the Com-

missioner also having the right to discharge any in-

spector for incompetence, neglect of duty, or mal-

feasance in office."

Sec. 2 Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act be, and the same are, hereby repealed.
Approved August '19,1912.

AN ACT
To amend Section 1793 of Volume 'I , of the Code of Georgia, 1910, which section relates to a certain sum which shall be paid by all manufacturers and manipulators of fertilizers, or their agents, who have registered their brands for sale in this State by striking out the numeral 10 in the seventh line of s~id section and substituting in lieu thereof the

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nuermal 30; further amend said section by adding,
at the close of the same, the words: "Two-thirds of the amount arising from said inspection fee of 30 cents per ton, on all fertilizers herein before referred to, or so much of said amount as may be necessary, shall be paid to the Department of Agri-
culture for the use of the Bureau of Markets, within said Department, in furtherance of the duties imposed upon, and the work required to be done by, the said Bureau of Markets, by the provisions of an Act approved August 21, 1917", and for other purposes.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That, from and after the passage of this Act, Section 1793, Volume 1 of the Code of Georgia, 1910, which section relates to a certain sum
which shall be paid 9Y all manufacturers and manip-
ulators of fertilizers, or their agents, who have registered their brands for sale in this State, shall be and the same is, hereby amended by striking out the numeral 10, in the seventh line of said section, and by substituting in lieu thereof the numeral 30. Said section shall be, and is, hereby further amended by adding at the close of the same, the words: "Twothirds of the amount arising from the said inspection fee of 30 cents per ton (on all fertilizers hereinbefore referred to ), or so much of said amount as may be necessary, shall be paid to the Department of Agriculture, for the use of the Bureau of Markets, within said Department, in furtheran ce of the duties im-

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posed upon, and the work required to be done by,

I:'

said Bureau of Markets by the provisions of an Act

approved August 21, 1917; so that said section, thus

amended, shall read as follows: "All manufacturers

and manipulators, or agents representing them, who

have registered their brands in compliance with this

chapter, shall forward to the Commissioner of Agri-

culture a request for tax tags, stating that said tags

are to be used upon brands of fertilizers or fertilizer

materials registered in accordance with this chapter,

. and said request shall be accompanied with the sum

of 30 cents per ton as an inspection fee: whereupon

it shall be the duty of the Commissioner of Agricul-

ture to issue tags to parties applying, who shall at-

tach a tag to each bag, barrel or package thereof,

which, when attached to said package, shall be prima

facie evidence that the seller has complied with the

requirements of this chapter. Any tags left in the

possession of the manufacturer shall not be used for

another season, and shall not be redeemed by the

Department of Agriculture. The entire amount aris-

ing from the fee of 30 cents a ton shall be paid into

the State Treasury as rapidly as collected, and a sum

which shall not in any event exceed the sum of One

Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00), inclusive

of the regular appropriation, or so much thereof as

may be necessary, which shall arise from two-thirds

of the 30 cents a ton fee, that is to say, 20 cents a ton,

shall be paid to the Department of Agriculture for

the use of the Bureau of Markets, within said Depart-

ment, in furtherance of the duties imposed upon, and

the work required to be done by, said Bureau of

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Markets by the provisions of an Act approved Aug-

ust 21, 1917.

.

The payments to be made the Department of Agriculture for the use ofthe Bureau of Markets shall be paid on the warrant of the Governor from time to time as needed. The balance all told shall remain in the State Treasury for other purposes.

Sec. 2. Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this Act be, and thesame are, hereby repealed.

Approved August 13, 1921.

AN ACT
To amend Section Five (5) of an Act entitled "An Act to regulate the regi stration, sale, inspection and analysis of commercial fertilizers, acid phosphates, fertilizer materials and chemicals, in the State of Georgia, and consolidate all laws relating to said sale, inspection and analysis and to repeal all other laws or parts of laws in conflict therewith ", approved December 18th, 1901, so that there will be no time limit to the use of fertilizer tags.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same , that from and after the passage of this Act; line thirteen (13) of Section Five (5), of "An Act to regulate the registration, sale, inspection and analysis of commercial fertilizers, acid



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phosphates, fertilizer materials an d chemicals in the
State of Georgia , and to consolidate all laws relating
to said sales, inspection and analysis, and to repeal
all other laws or pa rts of laws in conflict th erewith",
be, and the same is, hereby amended by striking
from line thirteen (13) the words "shall not", and
inserting in lieu thereof the word "may" , so that Section Fi ve (5) when so amend ed shall read as follows : "Section Five. Be it fu rther enac ted, that all manufacturers and manipulators, or agents representing them, who ha ve registered their brands in compliance with Section 1 of this Act, shall forward to the Commissioner of Agriculture a request for tax tags, stating that said tax tags are to be used upon brands of fertilizers and fertilizer materials regi stered in accordance with this Act and said"request shall be accompanied with the sum of 30 cents per ton as an inspection fee, whereupon it shall be the duty of the Commissioner of Agriculture to issue tags to parties app lying, who shall attach a "tag to each bag, barrel or package th ereof, which, when attached to said package, sha ll be prima f acie evidence that the seller has complied with the requirements of this Act. Any tags left in the possession of the manufacturer may be used for another season, and sha ll not be redeemed by the Department of Agriculture."

Sec. 2. Be it fu rth er enacted by the authority aforesaid, Th at the Commissioner of Agriculture is authorized to continue on sale the 1921 tags which he now has on hand until this supply is exhausted, and to fill all additional orders for tags for 1922 with

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the left overs of the seasons next preceding 1920, until the demand for tags for 1922 lias been filled. All orders after 1922 to be filled with tags that do not bear any date on the face.

Sec. 3. Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act be, and the same are,hereby repealed.

Approved August 13, 1921.

REVISED RULINGS BY THE COMMISSIONER INTERPRETING THE FERTILIZER LAWS

FIRST. The grade of the fertilizer may be considered a part of the "brand-name and, or, trademark,' and may immediately precede or follow the same , if used at all.
SECOND. It is optional with the manufacturer wheth er he brands the grade on his sacks or not, but if he does brand the grade on the sacks, then the goods must conform to the requirements of the grade, as stated in Section 3 of the law.

THIRD. In branding the word "potash" the / characters "K.O" heretofore in use are to be omitted.
FOURTH. In case good s containing 10 per cent. available phosphoric acid, 0.82 per cent. nitrogen, and 1 per cent. potash, or such mixtures as 9-1.65-1, or other combinations that do not reach a total commercial value equal to that of the standar d fertilizer which is 8-1.65-2, such mixtures are not to be designated by any grade at all. Such goods may be offered for sale, and branded with any name the maker de-

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sires to give, provided such name does not indicate that they belong to a high or standard grade.

FIFTH. In printing bags containing acid phosphate only, or acid phosphate and potash, where all three ingredients of plant food are not claimed, it shall be optional with the maker whether he brands only the guaranteed ingredients, as for instance:

Available phosphoric acid

14 per cent.

Or he may brand:

Available phosphoric acid Nitrogen

Potash

~

14 per cent. None None

But in this latter case the letters of the word "none" shall be plain and distinct, and the same size type, as the names of the elements standing opposite them.

SIXTH. In the case of goods containing less than 1.65 per cent. nitrogen they may be branded as "ammoniated" goods, "guano or fertilzers," or other words implying that the same is an ammoniated super-phosphate, provided they contain not less than 0.82 per cent. nitrogen.

SEVENTH. A goods containing 10 per cent.

available phosphoric acid, 0.82 per cent. nitrogen

and 3 per cent. potash, can not be branded high

grade, since it has not as high a commeri cal value as

the legal high grade.

.

EIGHTH. No manufacturer has the right to print the word "ammonia" at all on his sacks. .

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NINTH. Until further notice the Commiscsioner fixes the minimum percentage of nitrogen required by law in the Sea Island cottonseed meals at three
and seven-tenths (3.7) per cent. equivalent to four
and one-half (4 1-2) per cent. of ammonia.
TENTH. If it be necessary for lack of space on one side of the sack to turn and print on the other side, this will be permitted, provided the prescribed order be observed.
ELEVENTH. The word "potash" means potassium oxide, or K.O, and will be so interpreted ; the percentage of potassium sulphate or muriate must not be substituted for the percentage of potash.
TWELFTH. The words "standard," or "standard grade," may be used on the sacks at the option of the manufacturer, if used at all.
THIRTEENTH. It is regarded as consonant with the spirit of the law to ,print on the sacks, if desired, the name of the party for whom manufactured, thus: "Manufactured for John Smith & Co., by Thos. Brown & Co."
FOURTEENTH. If desired for distinctive purposes, a manufacturer may print the word "Georgia," following the words "guaranteed analysis."
FIF TEENTH. It is hereby ruled that the branding of all fertilizer or fertilizer materials may be either upon the sacks or packages, or upon a tag securely attached thereto. Furthermore, the letters used for the words "high grade," or "standard grade" (when used at all), shall be of not less than
one inch in size, and no smaller letters than three-

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quarters of an inch shall be used in any part of the brand.

SIXTEENTH. It is hereby ordered in consonance with the spirit of Section 8 of the law, that no cyanogen compounds, wood-waste, tarter-pomace or Mora meal, or other materials not recognized by scientific authorities as being available sources of plant food, shall be used in any fertilizer sold in this State. All manufacturers are warned against purchasing unfamiliar fertilizer materials without first inquiring of this department as to their character.

SEVENTEENTH. When it is desired to sell ground phosphate rock in this State, the same may be done, provided the manufacturer or seller registel's his goods with the Commissioner of Agriculture and tags them as in case of all other fertilizers. The bags must be branded with the name of the material, the guaranteed analysis in terms of insoluble phosphoric acid; also the statement that there is no available phosphoric acid, and the name and address of the manufacturer. Thus, for example: "Fine ground phosphate rock." "Guaranteed analysis." "Available phosphoric acid-none." "Insoluble phosphoric acid-3D per cent." "Made by John Brown & Co., Atlanta, Ga." No statement giving the percentage of "bone phosphate" will be permitted on the sacks, or other statements.

EIGHTEENTH. Under Section 2 of the law it is hereby ordered that a manufacturer may guarantee and brand upon his sacks the percentage of total
phosphoric acid in bone meals, tankages and com-

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plete fertilizers, instead of the available phosphoric acid. But in such cases, he shall not use the word "available" at all; and he must also guarantee and brand upon the sacks the percentage of-phosphoric acid and nitrogen present contained in material finer than one-fiftieth of an inch. For instance :

200 Pounds

Pure Bone Meal,

Guaranteed Analysis:

Total phosphoric acid

23 per cent.

Nitrogen __ - _- - - - - - - - - - - - :..

. 3 per cent.

Phosphoric acid finer than one-fiftieth ir., 15 per cent.

Nitrogen finer than one-fiftieth inch . 2 per cent.

Made by John Bull & Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Complete fertilizers containing potash must also be branded in the same way, when it is desired to claim total phosphoric acid and not available phosphori c acid. In the case of bone meal s, tankages and complete fertilizer, where advantag e is taken of above ruling, the manufacturer must, in making his registration, fi le and attach to his registr ation a sworn statement that said goods contain no rock phosphates, or mineral phosphates,or phosphat es derived from any other source than bone , and agree to forfeit all claims to purchase-money of his goods if
. any such adulteration should be discovered in them. NINETEENTH. On account of the fact that former Ruling Nineteen failed to convey the idea which it was intended to convey, the same has been .J'eworded to read as follow s:

No

fertiliaershall

be

offer ed.

fo r

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in

this

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whose nitrogen content shows an availability of less than 65 per cent. when determined by the Pepsin Hydrochloric Acid Method; or less than 85 per cent. by the Neutral Permanganate Method.
TWENTIETH. Your attention is called to the following rulings regarding the branding and tagging of commercial fertilizers under the law approved August 22, 19] 1 :
The following rulings are made by this depart _ ment in reference to the Act to further regulate <!TId control the sale of commercial fertilizers that was passed by the 1911 session of the Legislature to become effective January, 1912; and, as said law states that it is supplemental and additional to the existing laws of the State, regulating and affecting the sale of commercial fertilizers, and not conflicting with or repealing any of said laws, it is ruled that, in addition to the present requirement in "regard to what shall be branded upon the package, there shall be plainly stated the source and ingredients from which the plant food (available phosphoric acid, nitrogen and potash) is obtained. This may be printed in plain type upon the package. Furthermore, the letters used for the words "available phosphoric acid, nitrogen, and potash" shall not be less than one inch in size and no smaller letters than three-quarters of an inch shall be used in giving the information when printed on the sacks.
All this information in regard to the source and ingredients may be printed on the reverse side of the package, or can be given by attaching securely to
.. each package ~ tag printed in plain type.

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Where a tag is used, the tag must carry the name of the manufacturer, together with the information in regard to the source and ingredients. In printing this information upon the tag, the size of the type used to declare the information required by the Act shall not be smaller than ten point CAPITALS.
In printing this information, either upon the package or upon the tag, the following form, for example, shall be used : For complete fertilizer, "The available phosphoric acid, nitrogen, and potash contained in this fertilizer are derived from organic and mineral sources (or the ' source or sources from which they are obtained ) ," as follows:

"AVAILABLE PHOSPHORIC ACID: (Here insert the name of the ingredient or ingredients from which it is obtained.)"
"NITROGEN : (Here insert the name of the ingredient or ingredients from which it is obtained.)"
"P OTASH : (Here insert the name of the ingredient or ingredients from which it is obtained.)"

TWENTY-FIRST. The following rulings are made by this department in reference to the Act to further regulat e and control the sale of commercial fertiliz ers, that was passed by the 1912 session of the Legislature to become effective January 1, 1913:
It is ruled that it shall be unlawful for any manufacturer, mixer, manipulator or dealer in commercial fer tilizers to manufacture, sell or offer for sale in this State any fertilizer that contains pyrites cinders, coal cinders, or any injurious or deleterious filler.

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It is ruled in addition to the present requirements as to what shall be branded upon the package or tag, that a statement must appear immediately below the information giving the sources and ingredients, the total number of pounds of available plant food (phosphoric acid, nitrogen and potash), the pounds of filler "worthless as a fertilizer," and the total number of pounds of all other combined materials. The following form , for example, should be used:

Available plant food

lbs.

Filler "worthless as fertilizer"

lbs,

All other combined materials ~

lbs.

When giving this information on the sack , the letters used shall not be less than three-quarters of an inch. When this information is put on a tag, it must be PLAINLY PRINTED, and the size of the type shall not be smaller than ten point CAPITALS.

In stating the sources and ingredients and other information which is required on the tag, no rubber stamp will be allowed, but it MUST BE PRINTED and NO ADVERTISING will be premitted; only the information required by law shall appear. In printing the sources and ingredients on the tag, only tl- ~ sources and ingredients contained in the fertilizer to which the tag is attached shall appear thereon.
In placing total pounds of available plant food on bag or tag, the pounds of "AMMONIA" may be used in place of pounds of "NITROGEN," but "AMMONIA" must not be used in guaranteed analysis, but "NITROGEN" must be used as heretofore.

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TWENTY-SECOND. To better facilitate the system of accounting in thi s department, it is hereby
Ordered, That the beginning of the fertilizer season shall be on the first day of J anuary of each year and not on Octob er 1st as heretofore, and that all tags for both fertilizers and cottonseed meal be purchased accordingly.

TWENTY-THIRD. Incident to the scarcity of potash salts occasioned by the European war, this department is receiving many inquiries as to what its ruling will be as to registration and sale in this State of mani pulated fertilizers containg NQ potash.
The laws governing the sale of fertilizers do not prohibit the sale of such mixtures, but they are subject tp all the conditions and requirements pertaining to fertilizers of any combination.
They must be registered in this department, giving all the information heretofore required; they must be properly branded, giving the guaranteed analysis, and the sources of plant food must be given also.
To be termed a "standard grade," the guaranteed anal ysis shall be of a commercial value equalling that of an 8-1.65-2.
To be termed a "high grade," the guaranteed analysis shall be of a commercial value equalling tfiat of a 10-1.65-2.
In regi stering such combinations, other t'ian former brand-names must be used, and under no circumsatnces will a registration of a former brand be allowed that does not conform to previous registra-

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tions, that is to say, that its guarantee shall contain all of the elements of plant food previou sly claimed.

TWENTY-FOURTH. There has been much confusion resulting from the violations of law regulating the sale of fertilizers in this State, which I deem it my duty to call attention to so as to obviate a repetion in the future.
1st. The primary object of the fertilizer law is to protect the consumer from fraud; obviously he is not protected if anyone is permitted to make a sale to him of fertilizers that have not been duly registered and subject to inspection by this department. It is, therefore, ordered that when any manufacturer or manipulator of fertilizers, as well as anyone buying fertilizer materials in bulk to be used on the.land of the purchaser, by himself or his wage hands, and not for sale, it shall be the duty of the seller of such fertilizer material to remit to this department on day of shipment 10 cents per ton for every ton thus shipped, and for which no inspection tags will be issued -the amount being accounted for by this department in the account of bulk sales.
2nd. Any manipulator or manufacturer can mix said materials on which the tax has been paid for said purchaser as he requests, but the said mixture would not be subject to inspection or analysis by the State. department.
3rd. A list of registered manufacturers and manipulators of fertilizers will be furnished upon request to this department, and the list shall contain

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only the names of the parties who are authorized to purchase materials without the payment 0 ~ the tax as above indicated. If a manufacturer or manipulator of fertilizers receives materials from a custoruer, with the request from said customer to manipulate or mix said materials for sale, or to be used on joint account with others, such manufactured fertilizers shall be duly branded and registered with this department by said vendors, and the same shall be duly tagged and subject to an inspection in accordance with the law. When said vendor has registered his fertilizers with this department, he will not be required to pay tax on materials entering into the composition of said fertilizers, but every sack thus sold shall bear a tax tag. A farmer or a consumer of fertilizers has a right to buy bulk materials from any manufacturer or manipulator for his own use ONLY, the manufacturer or manipulator paying the inspection fee as provided in Clause Two (2).

4th. The sole object of this ruling is to protect the users of fertilizers, to see that they reach them in proper and legal shape to be inspected and analyzed as provided by law.

TWENTY-FIFTH. In order to avoid any possible misunderstanding as to contents of plant food contained in commercial fertilizers, and in view of the fact that many brands of fertilizers are offered for sale in this State which contain NO potash, it is hereby ordered:
That, in branding on sack or tag the guaranteed analysis, no element of plant food shall appear in

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said branding that is not contained in the sacks to which said brand or tags are attached, and it is further ordered:
That, when sacks have been printed which show an element of plant food not contained in said sack, that the same shall be thorough!y obliterated.

TWENTY-SIXTH. It is hereby ordered that peanut meal and velvet beans, whether ground with the pod or not, when sold for fertilizer purposes, be plainly branded as "Peanut Fertilizer Meal," or . "Velvet Bean Fertilizer Meal," as the case might be.
Such materials branded as above and intended for fertilizer purposes shall be subject to the regular fertilizer tax of ten cents per ton.

FORMAL REQUEST FOR REGISTRATION.
The Department of Agriculture furnishes, free of charge, all registration blanks. Manufacturers, mixers or manipulators of fertilizers or fertilizer materials, must register their brands or materials with the Department of Agriculture at the beginning of each season or before offering goods for sale. Those desiring to register must notify the Department, and blank registration forms will be sent them immediately. These forms must be filled out in duplicate, the original being returned to the Department of Agriculture, and the duplicate retained by the manufacturer.
The following is an exact reproduction of the registration blanks which will be furnished by the Department of Agriculture:

R EQ UE ST FOR R E GlSTltA'fION. SEASON 192. . .

T o J. J . nnO'VN, Commissi on er of Agriculture of the State of G eorgt a,

Atlanta , Geo rgia .

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Dear Sir: You a re h ereby r equested to r egi ster for sale a nd distribution in the State of Geod;ia , t he be low nam ed bran ds of fertilizers and cotton seed m eal, m anufactured b y

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NAME OF BRANDS

. GUARANTE E D ANALYSIS

Available phosphoric

Nitrogen

Pota sh So urce of Phosphoric Acid

Acid pe r c t. per c ent. p e r ce nt.

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I n consideration of bel ng a llow eI to se ll a n d d 'atr'ibu t e the above named brands of fertilizer or fe rtilizer material before the officia l a na lysis t hereof is ma de, we agree a nd bi n d ou rs elves to ca ncel a ll sales t he reof and forfeit a ll claims for pu rchas e m on ey thereof, if , after t he officia l anal ys is of a ny of these brands or mater ials Is made, t he Commiasioner of Agriculture sha ll prohibi t t he sale of sa id bran d or m a t e r ial In accorda nce with la w.
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NOTICE OF SALES AND CONSIGNMENTS.
All manufacturers, mixers or manipulators of fertilizers or fertilizer materials must send to the Department of Agriiulture detailed information about all shipments of fertilizers or fertilizer materials. This notice must distinctly state to whom consigned, destination, date of sale, brand name of the fertilizer, or name of the chemical 'or fertilizer material, tonnage or fraction thereof, guaranteed analysis, and if sold in bulk, so state. .
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The Department does not prescribe the exact form on which the above information shall be given, but offers as a suggestion the form which is given on the following page.
On the old notices of sales and consignments, the following agreement was carried: "In consideration of being allowed to sell and distribute these shipments before the official analysis thereof. is made, w'e agree and bind ourselves to cancel all sales thereof and forfeit all claims for purchase money thereof, if, after the official analysis is made, the Commissioner of Agriculture shall prohibit its sale in accordance with law." On the new form this agreement is omitted, it having already been subscribed to on the formal request for registration.
Under Section 5, relating to requests for tags, in order that no 'delay may occur in shipment, the manufacturer or dealer need not notify the Department per above, at the time of the request Ior tags, of the name of the purchaser or consignee; but must notify the Commissioner in writing of every sale of consigmrient, daily or weekly.

DATE 2-2-22

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STATE GE OR GIA

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REPORT OF STATE CHEMIST.

Atlanta, Georgia, October 10, 1922.

Hon. J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture, Atlanta, Georgia.

Dear Sir:-

The following is a detailed report of the work done on fertilzer and fertilizer materials during the season of 1922.

Total number of samples worked

3117

Special samples worked

2741

Regular samples worked; _____________ 376

Percentage specials

;- _______ 88

Complete fertilizers __________________ 2141

Mixtures containing acid and nitrogen ___ 252

Mixtures containing acid and potash, ___ 55

Mixtures containing nitrogen and potash _ 2

Acid phosphates ____________________ 254

Bones

1

Phosphate rock ______________________ 1

Muriate of Potash__________ ____ __ ____ 10

Kainits

,______________ 106

Manure salts

17

Nitrate of Soda, _____________________ 164

Cotton seed meaL ____________________ 75

Ammonium sulphate _________________ 15

Blood

~_ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

3

.Tankage

12

Nitrate of Lime ______________________ 7

Fish

1

Peanut meal

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Of the total number of samples worked, 41 % met their guarantee in every particular, 39% of the total number failed to meet their guarantee, but contained the plant food guaranteed by the manufacturer. 20% of.the total number of samples worked failed to meet the ir guarantee, and were either 3% below the total guarantee in commercial value, or were more than 10% off in one or more ingredients.
The work to determine the character and availability of the nitrogenous materials that entered into the various brands of fertilizer is not undertaken until after the regular routine work is finished. It is therefore impossible to get the results of this work in this bulletin. I am therefore adopting the policy of publi shing the availability work in the succeeding bulletin.
I desire to commend to you, for their faithful services, the following assistants who carried out this work: Messrs. Bradley, Simms, Allen Pasley, and Baker.
I also desire to commend to you the very efficient work of Miss Lena McLendon, who ha s compiled all the permanent analytical records, files, etc., and who has had charge of all office work in connection with this Department.
Respectfully submitted,
S. H. Wilson State Chemist.

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Bulletin No. 89

EXAMINATION OF THE CHARACTER AND

AVAILABILITY OF THE NITROGENOUS __

MATERIALS ENTERING INTO COM-

PLETE FERTILIZERS, SEASON '

OF 1921.

359 samples were examined by the Neutral Permanganate method . 355 of these samples show an
availablity of 85 0/0 or more, while 4 samples show an availability of less than 85 0/0.
26 samples show 85% or more of the total Nitrogen to be water soluble (Mineral Nitrogen); while 2 samples show all the Nitrogen to be water soluble (Mineral Nitrogen).
The percentage of total Nitrogen soluble in water (Mineral Nitrogen) from an average of 359 samples is: 59.440/0 . The percentage of water insoluble (Organic Nitrogen) available from an average of 333 samples is 77.62%; and in some of these samples the availability of the water insoluble Nitrogen (Organic Nitrogen) is as low as 340/0 .
Out of 333 samples, 206 samples, of 62%, show .85% or more of the water insoluble (Organic Nitro- . gen) to be available; while 127 samples, or '38%, .show less than 85% of the water insoluble Nitrogen . :(Organic Nitrogen) to be available.

Georgia Department of Agriculture

49

COMMERCIAL VALUATIONS FOR PLANT F OOD CONSTITUENTS OF FERTILIZERS F OR THE SEASON 1922 FIXED BY THE STATE CHEMIST JANUARY 1, 1922.

From market quotations obtained on January 1st, 1922, on all fertilizers and fertilizer materials, the trade values per unit of available phosphoric acid, nitrogen and potash ha ve been computed. From the very na ture of the case, these figures cannot at all times be correct, because pri ces fluctuate from day to day an d fro m month to month. However, at the time th ey were obtained, on January 1st, 1922, they approached within reasonable accuracy th e wh olesale cost of the goods.
Th e following commercial values have been calculated on the basis of th e values obtained from th ese quotations, and these values have been used in computing th e relative values of goods offered for sale in Georgia during the season of 1922.

Available pho sphoric aci d - - - - 31j2 cents per pound

Nit r ogen

25 cents per pound

Potash (water soluble)

A Jj2 cents per pound

It is, however, customary in the fertilizer trade an d very convient in calculations, to use th e system of units. A unit means one pe r cent. per ton , or 20 pounda Therefore, if the prices per poun d are converted into prices per unit, by multiplying by 20 the following values are obtained:

Available phosphoric acid Nitr og en

$0.70 per unit .. 5.00 per unit

Pota sh (water soluble) . __.. .90 IH.'f unit.

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Bulletin No. 89

How the Relative Value is Calculated: With an 8-1.65-2 goods (which means 8 per cent. available phosphoric acid, 1.65 per cent. nitrogen, and 2 per cent. potash) the calculation is made as follows:

8 per cent. multiplied by $0.70 per unit,

equals

$ 5.60

1.65 per cen. multiplied by $5.00 per unit, equals ____________________________ 8.25

2 per cent. multiplied by $0.90 per unit, equals ____________________________ 1.80

$15.65
For sacks, mixing, handling, freight insurance, storage, etc.______ ____________ __ 6.00

Total

$21.65

Therefore, the relative commercial value of the above fertilizer is $21.65 per ton.
In bone meals the nitrogen in the material passing a sieve with perforations of 1-50 inch in diameter is valued at $5.00 a unit. The nitrogen in the material coarser than this is valued at $3.10 a unit.
The phosphoric acid of that portion of bone meal finer than 1-50 mesh is valued at $0.70 a unit, while the material coarser than this is valued at $0.53 a unit.

Georgia Depar-tment of Af!riculture

51

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CONVERSION FACTORS.

e

r To Convert-

Nitrogen into ammonia multiply by 1.2153.

Nitrogen into protein multiply by 6. 2500.

Ammonia into nitrogen multiply by 0.8227.

Nitrogen into nitrate soda multiply by 6.0678.

Nitrate soda into nitrogen multiply by 0.16481.

Actual potash into potassium multiply by 0.8302. Actual potash into muriate multiply by 1.5830.

Muriate potash into actual potash multiply by
0.6317.
Actual potash into sulphate potash multiply by. 1.8500.
Potassium sulphate into potash multiply by 0.5406.
Phosphoric acid' into bone phosphate multiply by 2.1840.
Bone phosphate into phosphoric acid multiply by 0.4579.
As an example take nitrate of soda. Suppose it is guaranteed as 95.5%nitrate of soda, and the equivalent percentages of nitrogen and ammonia are wanted. Multiply 95;5% by the factor, 0.16481. This gives 15.74% nitrogen. To find out how much ammonia this nitrogen is equivalent to multiply 15.74% by the factor, 1.2153, which will give 19.13 % ammonia. In other words, 95.5% nitrate of soda is equivalent to 19.13% ammonia.

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TABLE OF ANALYSES
OF
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS
FOR
I
SEASON OF 1922

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ANA LYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FER,TILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922.

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By Wh om Registered and
Place of Business

Name of F ertilizer or Ch emical Registered

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Adair , A. D ., & McCarly l Aja x Co LLon Gro wer Brothers, Atl anta, Ga. Ada ir's Soluble Pacific

M a n u f a c t u rer ' s
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Adair 's Hiuh Grade Com -

plet e Fer ti lizer No . 8G2

8 . 4.92 2 . K

(WI 1431 9 .4 SI 4.72\ 2 .55 \ 38.001 38 .53

Adair 's Amm on iat ed Dis-

solved Done __

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25 1 2G84 7.93 \ 1.70 1 2 .01 1 21.G51 2 1 .8G

Adair's High Grade Acid

Ph osphate No . IG

1G. .

K 95 1 1829 11G.0:1 1..

1..

1 15.20 1 15 .22

N itra te of Soda ........................

Albany War ehou se Co.,

Albany, Ga

1 Cott on Specia l,,;

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15. .

UU 89\ 25 97

2.4'7 1 3 . 10 1131 58:1

1 5 . 7 2 1..

1 52 .50 1 55 .02

8 .GGI 2.78 \ :1 .35 1 27.35 1 28 .97

I Vason Spcciul............................ 0 .
,\ meri cnn Agri cnlt ur ul C he mica l Co. , Th e, At - ;\1ilh 'r ' s Spee iul.; ....;.........;........ 3. At lanta. Ga ................. _ Old D om ini on 111gh (.rad e G ua no.......... ...... .................... 10. Old I~ominion 1lI0oll and lIone Gn an o ........ ............. ..... 10 .
Old D o minion 0:1-3 G ua no :... !l .
Old D omiuio u 0-2-3 Gu a no... . 0 .
O ld Dominion 8..1..! G uano.... 8 .
Old D ominion Gu ano ... ......... 8 . Old D om ini on Am mon iat ed
Supe r phosphat e.. .. ..... ......... 12 . Old Dominion - Ammoniat ed
S up er p hosp hnt e... .... ............. 10 . Old D ominion Ammoniated
Supe rp ho sphate.................... 9. Old Dominion lIone a nd
P otash .... ............. ...... ..... ........ 10 .
Ash epoo 10- 2-2 Gu an o.. .. ..._.... 10 .
Ash epoo 9-3-3 Gu ano .. .__ .__ ...... 9 .
R ed Dragon Guano...... ............ 9 .
Ashepoo 9-2-3 G un no .. .. ____...... 9 .
Ash epoo 8-4- 4 Gu ano..__.......... 8 . Ash epoo Ammoniuted Super-
phospha t e...................... ........ 9 .

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70 276 3 72 68!l

1 .U5 3 . UU 80 23 47

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2 ,47 3 . A A lp4 1746

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ANA LYS IS OF COMMERCIA L FEItTILIZE~ FOR SEASON OF 1922 .

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Bradley 's D. D. Sea Fowl
Guano.................................... 9 . Bradley's Pat ent Superphos-
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2.47 3. 1.85 3. 1.85 1.

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9.20 8 .95 9.05

2.50 1.85 1.97

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Bradley's 9-2-8 Guano............ 9 . Potent Pacific Guano.............. 8. Bradley's Ammoniated Super-
phosphate.............................. 10. Bradley's Ammoniated Sup er-
phosphate.............................. 9 .
American Fertilizer.................. 8 .
A. A. C. 16 % Acid Phosphate 16.

1.65 8 . V 157 2728 1.65 2 . II 38 2678
1.65 ......... . TT 11 2857 2.47 .......... TT 12 2858 2.47 5 . DD 65 3049
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9.48 1.88 2. 95 28.25 24.69 7.78 1 .701 2 .09 21.65 22.03 10 .03 1.90 ............ 21.25 22 .52 8 .83 2.52 ............ 24.65 24,43 9 ,48 2.64 5.11 28,45 30.40 16 .83 ............ ............ 15 .20 15,43

I Amcril'n." Al ricultu rc Nitrnt e of SOda ......................."!""........\15 .17\..........\1, Chemical Compa ny Th e, Savan na h, Ga....... Bowker's lIi gh Gn..le Specinl., 10 . 2.47 3 . ])

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204 1058 10 .:18 2.60 3.47 28 .05 20 84

Howkers Doubl e Potnsh Fort- 10 . I .65 4 . D 178 1803 10 88 1.70 3 .87 2'L 85 !i5 .60

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Bowker's High Gr ad e F ert.ilizer.. .................................... 10.

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Bowk er' s mood a nd Done .... 8 . 3 .!W -L D 127 1150 8 .23 3 .82 4.32 31 .65 32. 25 III

Bowker' s F ertilizer.................. 8 .
Bowker's High Gr ad e Special 8 . Bowker' s Hea vy Soil Tobacco
Fertilizer................................ 8 .
Bowker' s Crop Grower........... 8 .

2.47 5 . 2.47 3 . 2.47 3. 1.65 4 .

DD 27 084
WW 31 2800
R 50 2703 U 43 036

8. 05

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Dowker' s Spec ial Fertilizer .... 8 .
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1\1ixt ure..............................._.. 5 .

1.65 2 . U 28 683 .82 3 . T 58 656
6.58 2 . 0 268 1523 1.65 .......... DD 25 C82
8 .23 _..-..-.-. 0 280 1692

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ANA LYS IS OF COMMERCIA L FERTI LIZE~ FO R SEASON OF 1922.

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By Whom R egistered
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Amcri ca Ammon iat cd Bon c I 9.

2A7 13 . D 19(il 1821
1 .651 3 . nn 67 1 1306

Ameri can Fe r t ilizer

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Ame rica n Blood a nd Bon c 1 8 .

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Am eri can Bon e a nd Pot ash 11O 0 I.. I ~ . IQQ 691 28 45 I 10 .55 1..

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Ph osph at e..... ................... _-.. W. ........_- ....... ... D

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American Colto n Oil c o."

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N it ra te or Soda ........................ ".-.__.- .. 15.1 7 .......... D

Macon, Gn..................... Union High Grade Fer-

tili zer......... .......................... ... 10 . l. U5 2. L

UnOf 0 Fert ilizer., ..................... n, 1. 65 : 3 . ~ N

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2 .4 7 .......... A 3.30 L C

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Blu e Belt 10-2-0........... .... ......... 10 .

BIG eROI) mUNDS

Arm our F ert.ilizcr Work s."

At la nta, Ga .

Big Crop F er t ilizer No . 1622 .. 16.

Big Crop Fe r t ilizer No . 122 1 12.

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Big Crop F ertilizer No. 10-12.... 10 . 3 .3 0 2 . S 180 ~N 25 10 A ! 3 . 10 2 .29 3 1 .:lO 3 0 .8 7

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ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZE~ FOR SEASON OF 1922.

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By Whom Registered
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Afri can Co tton Grow er............ 9. ~ .47 3. ~I

85 ~036

9 . 15 ~.5 ~ 3 . ~ 3 ~ 7 .35 ~ 7 . 9 1

Big Crop Fe rt ilizer N o. 932 9. Bi g Crop F er t ilizer N o. 9~3 .. 9 . Big Crop Fer tilizer N o. 862 .. 8. Big Cro p F ertilizer N o. 853 .. S .

2 .47 2 . l'P 1.65 3. U 4 .94 2. K
4 .11 3. VV

1 ~ 252 15 128 64 1429
25

8 .~ 3
8 .68 8. 8 .60

2A7 1.76 4 .82 3 .90

2 .15 26.45 26.04 3 . 3~ 23 .25 28 .87 it .17 38 .10 37.65 2 .96 34 .85 84.18

lIig Crop Fort ili7.l' r No. Rl li .. 8 . :1.30 li . VV .l-\ 10li3 8 .5:1 :1.21 o..12 33 .50 33 .80

Big Crop Fertilizer No . R-l-l .. S . :1.:10 L DD H 2228 S.25 :1 .:J.l 3 .82 31 .70 31 .91

I1 ig Crop Fer t ilizvr No. S:Hl .. 8 . 2 .47 6 . 'J"1' 10 285(! 7 .58 2 ..1li 0 :15 29 .35 29 .14

Big Crop Fer t ilizer X o. 8:15 .. S . I1 ig Crop Fe r tilizer No, 833 .. 8 . I1ig Crop F er til izer No . 82li .. 8. Big Crop Fertilizer No . 824 .. S . Big Crop Fe rt ilizt-r No . 755 .. 7 . Big Crop Fe rl ilizcr No. 1040 .. 10 . Big Crop P lospl ra t e aIIII
Pota811.................................... JO. I1ig Crop F er l.i lizer No . 10, 'L .. 10 . Acid P hosp ha te...... .................. 17. Acid Ph ospha te.... .................... 16 .
SIIIELD BUANDS

2 .17 5 . WW 40 505 2 .47 3. WW 41 50li 1.li5 6 . DD 54 1007 1 .li5 4 . MM 77 2299 4 .1 J 5 . VV 60 1079 3. 30 ......--.. WW 104 3100
--_....... li . WW S9 280R -........ 4 . .J.T 23 222 .......... .......... ]~ ] S SH .......__. .......... \'1' 2 240

7 .65 2.27 5.21 28.45 27 .39 C') ~
... S .7:1 2.53 3 .04 26 .65 27 .50 ~ 0Cl

7 .93 7 .70 7 .53 10 . S0

1.S3 (j, 95 25.25 26.05 1
e i .ne 4 .52 23 .45 23 .76 ~ '0
.... 4 .13 5 .17 35 .95 sn .57 ~
3 .li,; ............ 29 .50 31.S1 8
.:~:.s..

10. :15........_--. 5 .97 18.40 18 .lil 0
">'" 10 .1:1.__..-....-. .~ .20 16.60 16. 87

:1-0Cl

] 8. 98 ._----...... ............ 16 .08 ............ ............

] 5 .90 ]5 .20

] 7 .29
rseo

:ns::;::'

s::
"I ~

Arm our's Wh ea t and Oat Special.,.................................. ] 0 .
Fe rtilizer No. 1011.................. 10.

. 1.65 1. I .82 1.

V 224 3039 WW S7 1635

9 .95 1.76 1 .40 22 . ]5 23 .02

9 .00

.90 1.17 I S.00 18 .27
(1)
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"-
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ANA L YSIS OF CO MMERCIAL FERTILIZE~ FO R SEASON O F 192 2.

0')
N

By Whom Registered and
Pl a ce of Bu sin ess
.

Name of F ertilizer or Ch emi ca l Registe red

Man ufa ctu rer 's Gu aranteed Ana lysi s
J,

..
..0
~"t ~8~

....
~
8
:0

0"'Cl

~", <' 8

..-_.c"

.'-"
0

' -~c.0.

<

I:l
....'"t>IJ
0
Z

Z:0 ~"

"'Cl ::!

".- ...c:,

=5

d
.. 0
Iil<

..-..'d.<..,.:>"':"'

I

..Z
>.
...0...
~
0 .0 d ...:l

Geor gia T ob a cco Spe cia l ........ !J.

, I .65 2 . 00 4!J ~~5 1

Ki ng Cotto n................ .............. 8. 1.65 2. .JJ

7 135

Ar mour' s Animal Amm oni-

ated Phosphat e N o. 1020.... 10. 1 .65 .......... CC 2 157,;

Arm ou r's Gr ain Gr ower .......... 10 . Arm our's An imal Am mo ni-
a t cd Phosphate No . !J30...... 9 . Arm our's Anim al Amm on i-
uted Phosph at e No . 750..... . 7.

1.65 .......... h.'1~ 64 282 0
~ A7 .......... VV 51 1070
4 .)) .......... TT 158 :1071

An aly sis as Found

by State Chemist

,
til
0"'Cl .0.-
il"<, <'"
- '" _ .d0 0 '.-.
. ~~
<

I:l

. .'"t>IJ
..0..

...c,
s

~

e0,

>.

~

'":0

til

"''''Cl '::I:l

- .'"..... ~
;>

>. ~

-~ .g "'Cl

~

d :0 ;> 0
-. .~. ~~_ . ~til

"' '' - ~ 8
8 '-

:0 I:l

., ~ >.
8;; ";;

d"

u ;a _'" "

u

c,

8.56 1.8 1 1.95 22 .:15 22.711

7 .80 1.63 s .18 2 1 .65 2 1.57

-..st:t:l
~
6"

9.65 10 .55
!J.I0

1.67 ............ 2 1 .25 21 .10 ~
?
1.80 ............ 21 . ~ 5 22 .38 00
CD 2.48 .....__..... 24. 65 24 .77

7 .25 3.94 .-------_... 31 .45 so.77

Armour's 480.. ....... ................... 4 . 6 58 .......... S

69 I))) 4.68 6 .59 ............ 41.70 42 .23

lilt:

Ph osph ate a nd P ot ash N o.10- 2 10 . ...-_..... 2 . TT 8 2855 9 .ll3 ..__.....-.. 2 .00 14 .80 14 .83

I

H EL M ET BHANDS

Helmet Fertili zer N o . 1030...... 10. 2 .47 .......... G 27 2671 10. 70 2 .5~ ............ 25 .35 26. 10

---

IIEUIET HH ANDS Arm our Fcrt ilizer Wor ks,
All a nlll .- Conli IllHd....1 H el met F crt ili zcr No, 10'W.... IIO .
II dlll el Fert ilizer xe. 8 10....._.1 8 .

I. U;; I..........IX :1.:IOI.......... IS

2U 2758 H 8 185S

10 .80 8.

1. U7 ......-..... 21 .25 21 .!1I :1 .05 ............ 28 .10 26 .80

Ash craft- Wilk in son Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Che m ica l The, Atlanta, Ga

Kn iuit ..

I.. I.. 112 A OID 108 I B O .. . .. . . . .. _- ...... ...... . 1:3 . 1.5 I1.W 11 .83 C)

Ka in iL Manure Salts

I.

I.. 111 . IC

HI :} ~1 5 ._-_ . . . .. _-- .. ... __.... . ];;,

12.60

1 3 . 50

~
~

!

I.. 120 . 11'1'

iii' 2,15 ......-..... ......... ... ' 2 1 .4 1 18. 00 10 .26 oq

:\[ uria l e of P ot a sh

!

o I.. 118. IV 1S31 :1035 ....... ..... ._-_.__..... 18 .5:1 43 .20 43 .67

M uri at e of p Ola sh

\

Ar~~J:i:. ~.~.~~~~~~~.~ ~~ ~~.I.~~~

Nitr at e of Soda

I..

\ !';O. III

20 .7,;

L

114 .S I I.. I\' \'

5G 1:372 ............. 431 1071 41 1 82 0

10 .05 20.UG .. .. . . .. -- .. 1-1 .86 . . .. .. -.---.

15 .00 56. 02 51 .83

~
44. 5 'tl
III '1
.8" 55.78
52 .0 1 ~::s

I. ...... Armour's 10 % T anknge........

IS .231.......... \'1''1' 1021 8007

..!Co., Acid Phosphate

16. ..

KK 00 1010

... 8 .-W --_.._-.---- 11.15 42 .00 o
> 16.1 3 1............ . . .__. ._--_. 15 .20 15 .20 oq

Kainit..

I

I.. 112 . 10

44

107

. .. .. .. .. ... ------_..-..

13 . 25

10 .80

11 .02

::I,
n

M anure Salts N it ra te of Soda

I. I

I.. 120 . IK E: 114 .00 1.. IC

OS 28

101 7 80

------_._--- .. . .... . .... 10 .00 .. . . _-_._--- 15.40 ............

I S .00 52 .1,;

1 7 . 00 53 .0 0

I:
~

Co. ,
I Full 0 ' F ood

IIO . 3.:10 1 2 . IAA so/ 1274 10 .S5 3 . 2 .3S 3 1.301 30 .73

Full 0 ' Food

110 . 3 201 4 . IAA 71 1 1265 I 10 .GSI 3 .20 1 S .S41 33. 051 33 .30

Full 0 ' F ood

:.. /10. 1.65 / 2 . 1:\

01 1 2163 I 11.481 1 .77 / 2.

23 .051 21 .60 0) W

ANALYSI S OF COl\ll\IE RCIA L FERTI LIZE~ F OR SE ASON OF 1922.

~

By Whom R egist er ed
and Plac e of Bu sin ess

N a me of F er tili zer or Ch emi cal R egist ered

I Ma nufnctu rer's Gu arant eed
I Ana lysis

,

<Il

0-0

"~=<0

.. = ~..c.'--'
:~: .,g

o'e"o

~c. :~

.::
.s<Il
o

~

~

... ..o
= ..8'"c ~''-"'
.Z::l ....
"'O~
1::'-
-..0=::
~,,t"-:<'" '"

..
..IIcI 8
z::l
t-
.e.o..
.o.c ~
...:l

Full O' F ood

At lan t ic Fert ilizer Works,

Atlanta, Ga

1 At lanti c

1 9. 2.47 1 3 . IAA 79 1 1273 I 9 . 1 .051 3 . INN 421 2820

Ba rrett C.2mpany, T he At lantic Acid Phosphnt e .. II 0 . \

,

IJ 211 2082

Ne w Y~k, N. Y Bar tow Fertilizer

. lind

A r::~t~

~.~.~~~~~~~.~

~~

~.~~~

20 .75

B 1331 2478

Fee d Cc mpnny, T he,

Ca rtersv ille, Gn

.. R ed C h~ef" " " " " """ ''' '''''''''''''''llO . 1 .051 2 . IGG 901 2129

,

I - - '1,---- -

Ana lys is as Found by State Che mist

o

j~

~<

~..'c-.-'
0= ..
~~
> Co
<

.e.~..
Z

.:: <Il 0=
'0
~

-C=

10 .98 2Al 2 .891 27 .35 1 28 .40 ['

z 9 .15 1.70 3 .181 23.25 1 23.7(j Ei'

J(J .011..

1... 1 15 .!WI 15 .21 ~

20 . 8 0

00 50 .021 50 .32 CD

10 .151 1.011 2.401 23 .051 23.5 1

R ed Chief.................................. 9 . 2.471 3. IGG 1301 2143

Bau ghn nd SOliS Com-

B~~~~~l ~:;I:~~~~~::f~~;~~~1 :: pa ny, The, Baltimore, Baugh's Fish, Bone ami

1\l d

..

.

3 .301 4 . 00 2.471 3 . 0 0

2828 31 4 2829

Blacksh ear M a nu fact ur-

ing c e., Th(, m ack-I No. 293 Boll Weevi l Spec ial ..1 9 . 1 .0.51 3 . IQQ 391 70S

shea r, Ga

.

Prolific Cotton Grower

1 9. 1.051 3. ISS 201 1781

8.83 1 2.431 3 .171 27 .351 27 .18
8 .18 3 .291 4 .551 3 1 .701 32 .27 8 08 ~ .501 3 .101 20 .051 27 .07 8.35 1 1 .831 3 .201 23 .251 23 .92 9 . I 8 / I. 81 3.301 23 .25/ 24 .35

Il omc Com po und.; __............... 9 .

Plow Boy Gllano..................... O.

Pr olific Vegeta ble Gro wer ...... 8 .

Fa verite Co llon Fcrt ilizcr...... 8.

Pr olific 'I'ob ucco Gro wcr.......... 8 .

Bra nt ley 's Big Bcn Gua no...... 8 .

B1acksh car Tobacco Gu ano.... 8 .

Sea Island Sta nda rd................ 8 .

Bradley , W. C" Com ' j

puny, Columbus, Ga ..... Sta ndard Acid with Potash .... 8 .

.W. C. Bradley Co.'s 10-2-2

Gua no.................................... 10 .

W. C. Bradlcy Co.' s 03- 3

Guano.... ................................ O.

.

I W. C. Br ad ley Co.'s 16% Acid Phosph ate.................... W.

Brown Gu ano Co mpany,

Albany, Ga ..................... Lyon Special.; ........................... 12 .

Blood a nd Bon e,....................... 10 .

Pean ut Spe ciul.,........................ 10.

Wat er melon Spc ciaL ............... 0.

Brown's Trium ph ...................... ll. Sp ecial Cotto n Fo rm ula
N o.2............. ......................... lI.

.~ 3 I

I .501QQ Hi 2837 10 .13 1.-15 ~ .09 10 .80 ~~. 22

8.1 2 . QQ 23 28:18

.,. 3 .:10

W W 13G 2902

0.1.'; .lIO 2 All 18 .20 10 .B
0 .08 :i .sn ., .07 :11 .70 :12 .-17

2 .HI 3 . W W 30 2889
2 A 8 :3. QQ 10 28:1li I. G5 L VV 3G 82G I. G5 3 . QQ 27 283ll
1 .(j5 2 . .U 04 I G12

0 8 .22 7 .83 8 .8H 8 .20

2 .-12 2. :15 1.78 2 .02 I. GG

:1. ~0 2G.70 27.28 C')

~

3 ..10

2G.70

2a .5G

0 '1

Ilq

4.B 23 ..15 24 .11 Pi'

e 3 .-15 22 .55 25 ..10 ~

'C

2 .50 2 1 .G5 22 .20 ~

.......... 4 . QQ
l. G5 2 . C 2 ..17 3. C . .. .. . . ... .......... C 2 ..18 2. 0 I .Ii,; 2 . PI'
.sa ~ . 0

' 7 77G 1 2G57 2 2Gii8 15 26,';0
111 581 30 2S33 112 58 2

7 .05 ._--........ 3 .113 15. 20 1'5.10 [

a 10 .85 2 .03 2 .13 23 .05 25. GG

0
> 10.25 2. 2G 2 .80 27 .35 27 .07 ""
W .70 ............ ._-...__.... 15.20 15 .GO ~

12 .8:1 11 .10 10.13

2. 18 1.5S
. 03

g' 2 .08 28 .GO 21) .25
-... 2 .,1 1 2:1.05 23 .8 ' '1
= 2 . 111 Ill .1l5 111 .70 ~

2 .48 5 . 0

liS H I S. 1l5 2 .37 4 .11G 29.20 28 .57

2 ..18 3 . 0
I. G,; s . PI'

15 50 31 2G8

0 .G8 2 .47 2 .ll1 27 . :0 27. 75

!J ..10

i .su

3. 07

23 .25

23.14

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ANALYSIS OF COMME RCIA L FERTILIZER. FOR SE ASON OF 1922.

~ 0)

By Whom Registered d
Place of Business

Name of F ert.ilizer or Ch em ical Re gistered

M anufa cturer' s Gu aran t eed An al y si

..
.....0.

t

J,

~0"',-<e

:c .~ d

... .- =d = .",g g'"o

~c.. .t;

~~

Z

..c: III d
~

..S'"e ~'<">
.Z='..l.:.l
-o il>

..e S
.z='
>.

c: .!:!
c;oj=::: ~~
.. Il> d~
::a

Be
..oe
oil
...:l

Br own 's Se ns a ti on

18.

Specia l Co lton Fo r mula Ko. 11 8 .

Sa mso n18 .

l'ot ash a nd Ph osph at e

!I O.

IT Is .301 4 .
l .li51 1 . 'I'
I 1 .651 2 . T
.......... , .~ . o

64 662
1121 2191
40 \ 638 12

Analysis as F o und

by Sta te Ch em ist

..>c.

,
III
0-0
~. (j

- . -= ~ t/J~ "'t:'

d

Il> d ='

::2::&

p.,<

....Ee .o.'.~-.:= ..Q~e, -e

.=:o~::
Z

.!: .S >. -0 :; c:; QJ ...

(.) ::: orI:I;I;

..c
.sIII
po.,

- ssot U-;s;; --;="' s0St .3Od ==>'
UU

ca

I::

8.51 3 .2 7 3 .001 3 1. 701 :1I .00 ['

:i'

:z 0 .0:1 1 .50 3. 691 23 .451 : 3 .77

. . ~ :~~I.. ~ :~~

2 .1012 1 .65 \23.5 4 ?
L OI 16 .60 16 .29 00

~

Acid Ph osphat e

.I16 . 1. 1.. 10

38 1 101 I Hi .051..

1.

1 I ,; .201 15 .03

Bu en a Vista Hom e M ix- K a inil..

ture Gu ano Co., Buena

Vist a , Ga

. H om e Mi xture N o. 1..

Bulloch ville H ome Mi x-

tu re Gua no Co ., Bul - H om e l\li xture No . 1..

lo ch vi lle, Ga .._

.

H om e Mi xture No. 3

1.. 1. 112 . o
1 9. 2 .471 3 . N
1 o. 2 .471 :1 . N
.1 10 . 1 .65\ 2 . IN

36 00 ,

,

.. 1:1.4411 0. 8011 2 .10

24 188 I n . I 2 .6(; :1.0\11 27 .351 28 .:12

61 5(;0 1 O.:HlI 2. 72 :1 .041 27 .:151 28 .9 1

501 567 I 10 .7:11 1 .88 1 2 .!WI 2:1 .051 2~ .80

H om e Mi xt ure 8-4-4..

Ca pita l F ertili zer Co .

M o nt gomer y, Ala

1 Ca pit a l Co lto n Prod ucer

1 8. 3 .30 1 4 . 1:\1 \ 9 . 2 .4 71 3 . IQ

441 1995 .541 20.S6

0 .201 :1.38 1 :1.971 :1I .701 :12 .91 8 .681 2 .441 3 .5.SI 27 .:151 27 .47

.

( '''lIt rnl-Gcorgin Gun no Co . Mill ed gevi lle, Gil.
C hn t ham C he m ica l COlli' (l 1I 1I ~' , Sa va nnu lr, Gn .

Cn pitul A,ill Ph osph ut e.......... Ill.
Geo rgia's Sure Crop ................ n.
r; corgia's Fnr mers Dd igh t.. .. s .
Georgi a's Acid Ph osph nte...... IH.
C hn t hn III 10 2 2.... .-.............. 10 .
Chut hnm !J:I:I...... ... ........ !J .

Chut hum n 2-:1 .. . .. !I.

Chnt luun H.:\. :!.. ... .- ... H.

.......... .......... KK

2 ..lS :1 . LL

I .H;; :1 . LL

....... ... ~

....-. ....

LL

ins 2. LL
2..17 :1 . S

1 .(i5 :1. LL

2 .'l 7 :!. LL

-12 :IOfi:1 Hi .Hii _........... ............ 15 .QO L, .Gii

2 1 1011 S .SH :1 . 11 :J .5:J 27 .-l0 20 .nii 2 1 I (l-!:I n .Hii I .7H 2 .lli :1:1.25 2\ .3H
-I 2:17 17 .11i ............ ....-....... Iii .20 16.00

7 \ 210 7 :1 ll i li
n !!:l!J

10 .8:1 !J . IO
!I .liO

1 .77 2 .W
1 .(iH

I .H:I 23 .01i 2\ .OS ~

:1.2H

27 .35

27.:12

C' 0

o,s.~
2 .n:; 2:1.2 ;; 2:1. 7 0

l

Ii 2:IH H. 1" 2 .:!!l :1 .:11 2(j .Ciij 2(i. Gr, 0

I

C hnll a hoo h..e F crt ilizer Co ., At lnnt n. Gu.. .........

C lw t IIII III H- 2- 2.... ..

-...... H .

Chn t lnh oochee F ert ilizr-r ........ 12 . C hnll nhooe hee F ertili zer........ 10 . Go ld Med ul :'Ileal GUIIIIO........ 10. C ha t ta hoochee F ertilizer.. ..... . !J.

C hnll a hooc hee Fe rt ilizer.... .... !I.

l .nii 2
:1.2 !J -l . I .n,; 2 . 1 .6;; 2 . 2 .17 3 .
2.47 2 .

on 14 2R:IlJ

i\ 1i\l ;; :1 2:l!J:I

i\1 III 20 12

X

78 27Ci1

0

10 2 .~7 S

WW II!I 2!10 1

!I.
II A :: 10 .O!! IOAS
9 .IS
10 .0 :1

1 .72
:\ .:15 1 .7Ci I. ll i 2 ..lS
2 .5 .5

"g o- . 0"",,"J 2 1 .G5 22 .92 C'

.. 1 .:19 :1-lA 5 34 .70 ~

a 2 .2:1 23 05 23.87

2 .N
.. 2 .!l7

2:1 . 0 5 27 .35

25 .3 G 27.50

:C:s'

0
... 2 .68 2G.4.5 28. 18

C hut tnh oochee F ertili zer ........ !I.

1 .ns ,I . V

170 30 :14

>
!I .!l5 I. Ci S 4 .07 24 .15 21i. 02 ~

Old Relia ble Fish ...................... !I. C ha t tnhoochec Ferti lizer ........ O.

I .ns 3 . 1.65 3.

DD -l!l 1004
- :'In l .58 2:198

-..;;.
!I .ns 1. 68 3 . 11 2:1.2.5 '2:1 .!lS t: 9 .3 5 I. Ci 4 :I .4 7 2:1 25 2:1 .8 G t:
~

C ha ll a hooe hec Fertilizer.. .. .... O. 1. 65 2. K 117 2li94 8 .2 0 1.87 I .8.5 22 .~ .5 22.7.5 C'

Cba lla hoochee F ert ilizer.. ... ... 8 . 3 .20 4 . It

12 30 30 9 .0 5 3 .4 9 4 . 10 3 1 .65 33 .4 7

C hat tu hooe hoo F erti lizer... .... . 8 . C ha t.tuhoochee T ob a cco
Sp ecial.................................... 8 .

2.47 3 . It 'L: 47 3 . V

II 2 fi98 90 1 1736

S.25 2 .5 1 :1 .20 2G. 65 27. 20

8.2:1

2 .54

2.95

It
2(; .65

27 . 11

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'I

ANA L YS IS O F COMMERCIA L FERT I L IZER F OR SEAS ON OE 1922.

~

O'l 00

,

1

. By Whom Regi st ered
I and
Place of Business

Name of Fert ilizer or Chemical R egist ered

M a n u f a c t u rer ' s

Guar anteed

I Analysis

,

I ~"O .c l:-.

.-<>

...

", <:
..-_.;a";--=0<>
> 0.
<:

c
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0
b
Z

..c OIl
.5
0
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.
... .0..

.
OJ

.OcJ ~OJ

~
E

Z:S: 'c:'"
"c'C -~ ~c:t:=:-=
......~ ..... ~ OJ -

:: ,
z
;.,
..0.. ..0"
~
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Cha tt a hoochee Fertili zer..._..... 8 . I.U 5 :1. U 73 1202

Cha tta hoochee Fertilizer........ 8. I .05 2 . .JJ 30 3001

Analysis as Found

by Sta te Chem ist

;.,
~

,
..'0."c u-0

-'" .'.". ::

.".:'-!0~

= 01 OJ
:> ;., ~

::l

::~ - ~ ...

l:-.<:
'"._ -~~-d.o0 .-c.<.>.
<:
8 .U8

C
"t.o
0
b
Z
1 .7l

- .c
80 .'5"
p0.,

... '" .S "O :; . ~ ~.~

S~<> 'dS-"'

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col

;:a

",d;"

8S

Z
<>

d
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0<: <:

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tI:l

3 .01 22 .55 23040 Eo

-....CD

0 .05 1.73 2 .85 21 .05 23.54 S

Cha ttahoochee Fish Gua no.:.. 8.
Chattahoochee Fert ilizer__...__. 8 .
Chatta hoochee Ammoniated Compound.... ..__.................... 10.
Chattahoochee Ammon iated Com pound ........__...........__..... 9 .

1.05 2 . B .82 3 . K

72 1383 54 2001

1 .05 ...... .... M

UO sou

. 2047 :~ .-...._- .JJ 2li 2813

:z 8.08 1.77 2.03 21 .05 22.07 ?
7 .80 1.08 :1 .02 18 .40 10 .58 00
to
0.80 1.74 ........-... 21 .25 21 .5li
0 .25 2 .50 ..........-- 24 .li5 24 .07

Cha tta hoochee Top Dresser .. 4 . Chntahoochee Done and
Po tash..__.________....:........:......... 10 . Cha ttahoochee Bone and
Pot ash__...............:__...______....__... 10 . Cha tta hoochee Bone and
Potash................._..__..__.......... 10.

0 .58 ..-.....-. V

45 2715

.......... O. WW 138 2003

......._-. 4 . V

47 2710

.._--_.... 2 . . R -18 2702

4 .78 0 .30 ............ 41 .70 40 .85

10 .75 ..__........ 0 .15 18.'lD 111 .05

10 .05 .....__..__. L lI i n .00 17 .15

10 .00 ._.. ..... _.~

!L OI i.r .so 15 .77

Chattahoochee Acid Phos-
phate...................................... W. ......._-- .__....... DD 48 1003 17.20 ---_..__.._- ....-....... 15.20 16 .04

Kain it. ....................................... ....__.... ......-... 12. WW 154 2905 ._-_....-... -........... 11 .57 10.80 .. 10 .n

Sulphate of Ammonia..:........... ._-...._-- 20.56 ........_- V 150 2727 ........---. 20.52 --..-....... 55 .51 55.40

N itrate of Soda........................ -.._---..- 14. 85 -._--..... V Ch erokee Ferti lizer CO"j
Ma con, Ga ..................... Cherokee Compl et e Fertilizer 10 . 1 .65 2 . LL

C'l 94 2721 .__...__.... 15.68 _ _ _ 0 . __ _ _ _ _ 51.97 54 .88

l1)

Ul 242

10 .33

1.71

2.75

23 .05

24.25

0
"I

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Cherokee Complete F er tilizer 9 . 2 .47 3 . ~1l\I 42 1338
Cherokee Complete F ertilizer 9 . . 1 .65 3 . MM 81 2303

9.28 2 .55 :1 .11 27 .35 28 .05 iii'
e 9 .88 1 .90 3 .13 23 .25 25 .24

l1)

Cherokee Complete Fertilizer 8 . Cherokee Orchard Bone Fer-
tiliz er...................................... 8.

3.30 4. MM 12 315 2.47 s . LL 14 243

7 .85 3 .77 4 .22 31 .70 34. 14 'tl
III "I
a.... 9 .60 2 .86 5 .15 28,45 31 .65

.... Cherokee Complete Fertilizer 8 .

2.47 3 . l\IM 13 316

8 .18

2.60

3 .23

26.65

27 .64

l1)
::s

Cherokee Ammoniated Super-

ph osp hat e............:................. 12 . 3 .30 ---....... LL
ICherokee High Gra de Dis-
Chickamau ga Fertilizer solve d Done Ph osph at e........ 16 . .......... ........_- LL

12 241 10 :1064

12 .90 3 .05 -----...--.. 30 .90 30 .28 0

>"'" ....--.... 15 . 98

_- _ _ 0 _ __ _

15 .20

15 .19

Works, Atlanta, Ga.._... Chicka ma uga High Grad e F er tilizer................................ 10.
Chicka ma uga High Gra de Complete Fertilizer No. 933 9 .

1.65 2 . X 2,47 3 . X

OQ

24 3044 99 2708

10 .38 9 .85

1.90 2 .82

- 2 .12 23 .05 24 .68 "C:I; .
2 .71 27 .35 29 ,43 .C...

Chicka ma uga High Grad e

C

Complete F ertilizer No. 923 9 .

1. ~5 3 . X

125 2771

10 .40

1.90

2 .87

23 .25

25 .36

"I l1)

Chi ckam au ga Special Fo r mula

No. 10!iW................................ 10. 1.65 -----..._- X 22 2756 9 .15 1.74 ._-_.-...... 21 .25 21 .10

Chicka ma uga Hi gh Grade

Acid Ph osph ate N o. 16........ 16. .......... .......... J

37 2686 ....-------. 16.03 . - 0 - 15.20 15. 22

Columbus Fertilizer CO"1 Columbus Sta ndard Guano.... 10 . 1.65 2. UU 76 2343 10 .20 1.64 2 .03 23 .05 23.17 Cl\

Colu mbus, Ga .

CD

ANALYSIS OF C O M M E R C IA L FERTILIZER FOR ~ E A SON OF 1922.

o-..J

By Whom Register ed
and Place of Business

Name or F ertilizer or Chemical Regi stered

Manufacturer' s
Gu ar anteed Ana lysis

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Colu mbus F ertilizer Co,

Columbus, Ga

1 Truck F ar mers Spec ial.,

_, o.

Co n t i n ue d

Columb us Champ ion Cotton

Gro wer.................................... 0_

3 .3 0 4. o
2.47 3. N

2 111 1065 35 1 100

Columbus Cotton Boll Gua no l 8 . 3 .30 4. Q 481 12 10

Analysis as Fou nd

by State Che mist

!E'

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po.,

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8'; ; 8 '=;<;

8- ....
oU "","

80<> C

UU

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0.35 3A2 4. 24 1 32 AOI :13,4 6 [

0 .851 "2 .43 0 .88 3 .24

5i'
2.701 27.35 1 27 .52
:2
1 .341 3 1 .701 3 1 .70 ?

Co .umbus Gold Bond

I 1 8 . 2,471 :1. C

00
801 52 0 !l .651 2 . 18/ 2 .021 20. 051 26.0 1 CD

Columb us Corn Gro wer

111 . 2 .47

C 1721 25 0 1 I 11. 081 2 .821.

1 20 .05 1 28 Al l

Columbus Standa rd Corn

Grow er.__

110 .

High Gr~d e Acid Ph osph at e..116 .

3.30 1.......... IC
I. .I. IC

1781 20 21 11 .40 :1.

26 79 I 16' ,48 1..

1.

20.501 2 ' .08 1 15. 201 15 .54

Ka iuit.,

1

1.

115 . IC 1431 2179 1.

1.

1 15 A4 1 1 ~1 . 5 0 1 1 ~1 . 8 9

Nitrate of Soda

~ I.

114 .85 1.... IC 1371 1052 1..

'''' '''' 1 1 15 .

s i .97 :;2 .:';0

Commerce F ertilizer Co., Commerce, Ga ............... Co mmerce 9 3-3........__.......__..... 9 . Cotton Stnt es Complete Fer
Cott on State s Fertil izer tiliz cr......__..__.......................... 10. Com pa ny, Macon, Ga. Cotto n Sta tes Complete F erti lizcr...................................... 9 .

2 .47 3. KN 21 282 ! 8. 90 2.64 3 .35 27.35 28. 4 1 1.65 2. .JJ 85 1605 10 . 1 .67 2 .58 23 .05 23.67
2 .47 3 . 0 228 1483 8 .85 2.50 :1 28 27 .35 27 .64

Cotton States Complete Fe rtilizer............__...........__...__ 9
Cott on Stat es Complet e Fe rt ilizer............ ...............__....__. 8 .
Cott on Sta tes Complete F ertil izer...........__......................... 8 .

1.65 3. JJ
3 30 4 . T
- 1.65 4 . Ml\I

61 755 92 1542 30 1326

9.35 1.70 2 .97 23 .25 '23 .71 C') ~

... 8 .48

3 .44

4 . 03

3 1 70

:12 .77

0
"I

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8 .78 I .6j 4 01' 23 .45 2:1.96 III

Co~t?n Sta te s Complete Fert ilizer.......................__.........__.. 8 .
Cott on States Ammoniate d Super phosp ha te................__.. 9 .

1,65 2. JJ 2.47 .......... fIll

64 752 8 . 74 28 .10 9 .05

. 1.69

2 .S2 21 .65

22 .32

0
~

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2 .62 ....._-_....

24 .65

25 .43

III "I

Acid P hosph a te........__ ..__ __ __..__.. I G. ..-....... -......... .JJ Ka init ..... ..............____.............__.. ...... .__. ....__ .--- 12 . M.i\I

8 28 224 ](J.I0 ............ --- ., ...---- 15.20 I I; .27 ~
a. 31 1327 ........-... ............ 12 .22 10 .80 II .00

Nitrate or Soda.......____...........__.. .......... 15.26 ..._--.... TT
Council, L. G., F ertilizer l Works, Ameri cus, Ga ... L. G. Council F ertilizer.......__. 10 . :1.30 2 . D

0
>..... 18 28GO .. _-_.-.--_. 15 .40 ........--.. 53 .4 1 5:1 .90
18G 18ll 10.58 3 . :3. 18 3 1 .30 31 .27 ~.

L. G. Council Fe r t illzcr __ ......__ 9 . L. G. Council Fertilizer.......... 9 . L. G. Council Fertilizer.......... 8 .

2 .47 3 . D 1.G5 5 . D :1.30 4 . D

190 1815 27 177 197 1822

.-. 9 .08 2 .64 3 .19 27 .35 28 .43 ns::
8 .18 2 .22 5 .81 25 .0.S 28 .0G s:: "I (1)
8 .7G 3 .20 4 .22 31 .70 s t .9:1

L. G. Council F ertilizer.......... 8. 1.65 4 . D 198 1823 9 .70 1.90 'L 77 23.45 26 .58

L. G. Council F ertilizer __ ........ 4. 9.90 2. D Nitrate or Soda ....... ...........__.... ......--- - 14 .36 __........ D

214 2402 4 .1'8 9 .90 3 .13 60 .10 61 .25
.... 215 2404 ............ 15.34 ............ 50 .26 53 .G9 -.J

AN ALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER, FOR SEASON OF 1922.

~
N

By Wh om Registered
and Plac e of Business

Name of F ertilizer or Chemical Registered

Manufacturer' s

Guar anteed Analy sis

...
0

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Coweta F ertilizer Co., Ne wna n, Ga..__....,........ Coweta Supc rba Guano........ 10. W. O. C. A Blood Gu an o.... 10.

1.65 4 . D
1 .65 ~ . V

172 1672 168 2202

Coweta Fi sh Gu ano ................ 10. Coweta High Grade Fer-
tili zer.................................... 10.
A. A. P. Done Ammoniat ed a nd Potash.......................... 10.

1.65 2 . K 40 3080
, .65 2 . GG 24 2802
.82 1. KK 20 2816

Analy sis as Found

' by Stat e Ch emist

;.. .0

,

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;:l '" ..:!l'l

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11 .13 10 .58

1.70 1.70

. 4.84

24 .85

26.65

ir :C:s'.

1.00 23. 05 23.70 :i!:

0. 53

1.67

2. 30

28 .05

23 .17

? ee

10.95 1.66 2 .28 23 .05 24.01 (Q

0.08 1.13 1 .45 18.00 10.31

Seab ird Cotton Grower.. ..... O. Pope Drown' s Special Form-
ula for Cott ou .................... O.

2.47 3 . V 1.65 3 . S

167 2201 170 2087

0 .78 2 .30 2.00 27 .:15 27 . O~ 0 .25 1.85 3 .02 23 .25 24 .H

.

Tom Raines' Specia l Fish and
Blood F orm ula for Co tt on O. 1.65 3 . KK 25 2817 0.80 1.68 3 .59 23.25 24 .14

Coweta AnimaInoneF ertilizer 8 . 1.65 2. S 157 2074 8. 1.72 2. 07 21 .65 22.87

Sea bird Sta nda rd Gu ano ..... 8 . 1.65 2. S 178 2428 IUIO 1.67 1.08 21 .65 22 .00

Co wet n 0% Ammoni a Comp ou nd ,___............................... 10 .
Cow et a .~ % Am moniated Su pe rp hos p h ate... .......... ....... 8 .
Cowet a Top Dresser No .3.... 5 .

1.65 .......... KK 26 2818
8 .20 .......... S 177 2422 5 76 ........... V 87 2718

10 .68 8 .78 5.55

- 1.68 --_...__... ill .25 2 1 .84 _ 8 .26 .. ......... 28 .05 28.41
5.40 .....__.... 8 .80 36.88

Coweta 16 % Acid Phosphate 16 . ......-... ......,... J
1' C ullens, W . P ., F ertilizer Nitrate of Soda........................ .......... .81 .......... SS

5 2679 17.03 ............... ....-...... 15 .20 15 .92 C') ~
28 2854 ............ 15.40 ........ -.... . 51.83 53 .90 ~

Co. , Camilla, Ga ......... Cullens' Sup er ior Brand P er . tiliser.................................... 8 .

1.65 4 . T

III 290 9.53 1.74 4.29 28 .45 25 .28 , .

D a vis Warehouse Comp any, Co lumbus, Ga... Davis' Guano.. ....................... . 9.
Douglas Oil a nd Fertilizer Co., Douglas, Ga ... Georgia Tobacco Grower ...... 8 .
IFarmers Friend.......... ............ 8 .
Ellaville Guano Company, Ellaville, Ga ...._.' . E llaville Guano No. 1.... ........ 9.

2 .47 8 . 2.47 3 . 1.65 2. 2 .47 3.

Q . 47 1209
WW 27 2888
R 2 8 2700 D 195 1820

10.08 7.75 8.13 9.68

2 .26 2.48 1.80 2.48

2.78

27 .35

26 .86

O
It

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22.~7 I 8.20 26 .65 26 .70 ~
2.31 21.65

8.61 27 .85 28.18 ..

0

Ellaville Guano N o. 4._........ ... 8 .

Acid - Phosphate........................ 16.

Empire Colton Oil Co.1

.-

Atlanta, Ga ...... ............. Gilt Ed ge Hi gh Grade Guano 10.

Empire's 9-8-~ .Guano., ........... 9 .
Sus que ha nna Hi gh Gad e Guano.... ..... .................. ........ 9.

1.65 4. D 213 2401 8.35 1.59 8 .79 28 .45 28 .20 ...

)-

..._..... .......... D
1.65 2 . HH 2 .4 7 3 . IIII 1.65 3 . IIH

194 16 66 119

1819
2809 ~
1757 227 8

17 .16 ......._-.. ........-...
0..65 1.80 2.49 9.48 2 .64 2 .86 9 .63 1.64 8.17

15 .20 28 .05 27 .35 23 .25

-a 16.01 l:lQ:1.
28 .99
28 .41 E:
~ 9 .79

Mountain Rose Acid Phosphate............. ....... ........ .......... 16 .

..--...... .......... W

27 304 16.13 ............... ............. 15.20 15 .29

I Nitrate of Soda ....... ....... ......... . .......... 14 .81 ......... . W
Empire State Che m ical Co ., Athens, Ga ...._. ... .. Tap Root Guano...................... 10 . 1.65 2 . B

175 1881 ...._...-._- 15.40 ............ 51 .83 53 .90
17 517 10.30 1.70 2.39 23.05 28 .86 tj

AN ALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922,

~

By Whom Regist ered
and Pla ee of Bu sin ess

Na me of F er t ilizer or Che mical Regist er ed

M a n u f a c t u re r ' s

Gua ra ntee d An al y sis
I
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III

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8
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Hod gson 's 10-1-1 Guano

10 .

Hodgson 's 9-:1-:1 Gua no

9.

H od gson's 9-3-2 Gua no.......... 9 .

Red Star Sp ecial Guano.......... 9.

. 8~ 1 1 . II

(wi 1:l!12

2 ..171 :1. II 3 11 108.;
2..17 2 . HH 70 1 1765

1. 65 1 :I . B

51 508

Ana lys is as Found

by Sta te Chemist

~
.0

_~ .t.f..j _~ c"'C

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10 .28

I:
III
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uu

1 . 17 18 .001 19 .05

-0c'
!['

0.20 9.40

2 .48 2 .40

:z 2 .87 27.:15 1 27 ..12 if
2 .05 1 26.45 1 20.42 9

OC 8 .9 8 1 .6:1 :1. ()61 23 .25 1 23 . 19 ~

Gem of At hens Gua no ............ 8. 1 .65 1 2 . IB 29 1 2645 8.43 / 1.72 1 2 .0 11 2 1 .05 1 22 .3 1

H odgson's 6- 10-3 Gua no

1 6 . 8.24 1 3 . III

3 1 2471 7.25 1 7.92 1 :1.20 1 M .10 1 53.55

Red J a cket Gua no

12 . 1 .051......... IW 185 1 1891 I 12 .75 1 1. 78 1............ 1 22 .65 1 2:1 .82

Hod gson 's 9-3-0 Guan o

1 9 . 2 .4 7 1.......... IW 991 957 I 12 .4 01 2 .4 2 1.

1 24.651 20.78

Hodgson 's 16% Acid

116 . I

I -IH 321 1686 1 16.381

1

1 15. !WI 15.47

Nit ra te of So In

Ennis. ' . II., l\lil1edge-

ville. Ga

1 J . H. E . Bo ost er

I

114 .75 1.. 11111 120 1 2288

1 9. 2. 471 3. ILL 361 2438 I 10.

15.621

1 51 .621 54 .67

2. 18 3. 08 1 27 .35 1 21i .li7

J . II . E . Pride

I 9. 1.65 3. LL 31\ 2152 11 .33 1.83 2 .971 23.25 1 25 .7:; C'>

.J. II. E . Non e Belter

, 8.

.J. II. Eo SpeciaL

I 9.

Farm Utilities Co mpa ny ,

Sa va nnah, Ga ................. Stn ndu rd Ferlili zlr.................. 8 .

Farmers Oil l\lill , Roy s-



ton. Ga ........................... Nitrate SpeciaL...................... 9 .

Farmers Union War e-

.

house Co.Conye rs, Ga ..... Uto pia

10.

Union Co lt on Gr ower.............. O.

Farmers Union War ehou se

Co., Monticello, Ga ,..... Cns h Brand Fertilizer

112 .

F ederal Che mical Com-

p an y, Louisville, Ky. Daybreak Hi gh Grad e Favor-

it e

10.

IHigh Grade Pho sph ate
Fi sher Fertilizer Co ..

16

Atlanta. Ga

Fisher 's 10-2-2 Fert ilizer

10 .

Fish er 's 0-3-3 F ertilizer

.l 9 .

3 .30 4 . LL

2.47

LL

291 2 150 341 2155

8 .20 9 .85

3.35

3 .761 3 1. 701 :11 .R7

~
~

2,43 1..

1 24. G51 25. (H

PC!
iii'

e 1 .65 2. lUI 201 7:10 8 .5:1 1.09 2.071 2 1 .(i51 22.28

2,47 3. K 1.05 2. W 2 .47 3 . W 1.651 2 . IY

09 1831. 1671 311 2 1081311 3 39 3114

9,43 0 . 85
o.
11 .281

2. 55 1.66 2 .5 9 1.731

~
3 .5 11 27 .35 1 28 .41 'tl PI
1 .80 1 23 .051 22 .8 1 ~
.a 3 .051 27 .35 1 27. 00 ~
a. 2. 231 24 .451 24.56

1 .65 / 2 . IGG 1451 257 9 .......__ ,EE 10 11 2 119
1 .G51 2 . 1M 721 2023 2 ,47 1 3 . 1M 781 202 4

10.33 1 .6:1

15 .30 ,

..

10 .83 1.66

9 .58 2. 23

...>
1.741 23. 05 1 22 .95 ~
.-.= 15 .201 14 71 n
= 1 .001 23 .05 1 23. 59 ~
2 .87 1 27 .351 26 .44

Fi sh er 's 0-3-2 F ertilizer

I o. 2 .471 2 . 11Ill 116 1 2275 8 .851 2 .38 \ 2.2 11 2G.4.51 2G.0 8

Fish er' s 9-2-3 F ertilizer.__.....1 O. Fisher's 8-3-3 Fertilizer I 8 .

1.G51 3. IH 2. 47 1 3 . IN

401 208 0 261 190

0 .801 1 .07 1 2 .691 23 .251 2:1 0:1

8.

2 .251 2 .751 26 .651 25 .32 ~

...


ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 19 22 .

e'n!

By Whom R egistered
and Place of Business

Name of Fertilizer or Ch emi cal Registered

Ma nufact urer 's

Guaranteed Anal ys is

,

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Fisher 's 1!l-!l-0 Su perp hos-

ph ate

1!l . 1 .6 51... IW 183 1880

F isher 's 10 -4 -0 Supe rphos-

ph at e

10. 5 .201

/H

18 1680

Fi sher ' s 10-!l-0 Superphos-

phate

10 . 1. 65 1.. IW 18 4 189 0

FOn CANTON FEHTILlZ'R CO

I Am.ly sis loS r ound
by S tn t ~ Che misl

I

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11 .3 5 I .701...

!r 1 !l!l .65 1 ~ ~ . 44

1 0 .68 3 .7 8 1
10 .25 I .snt ,

Sf
z 1 !l9 .45 1 52 .38
1 21 .51 20 .97 p

00
U)

C. F . C. Orange High Gr au e.. 10.

C. F . C. F ish Ammoniat ed

Fi sheri es Product s c o m-/ High Gr au e.__

10.

pany, Th e,

Wilmington, N. C.._ Fi sco Commercial.,

8.

1 .ns: 2 . IAA
1 .6 5 1 2 . ICC 1. 6til 2 . 1[,

961 30 95 I 11 .3u l 1 .fl7 1 2 .22 1 23.05 1 24 .3 0 2:11 27 82 I II . 10 1 1 .601 1 .85 1 23 .05 1 23 A:l 361 1967 I 0 .5 01 1. 641 2. 13 1 2 1.65 1 2 .77

Fow ler Brothers Co mpany, Co vington, Ga ...1 Fowler 's High Grad e Blood and Bon e... ...........................110 .

1 .65 1 2. IE

:ll l 2665 I 10.2:11 1 .781 2.M I 2:1 .05 1 24 .:15

Fowl er's 0-5-!l Gu ano

1 O. 2 .471 2 . IW 109 1 1560 1 10 .43 1 2 .5 11 2 .22 1 26 .451 ~7 ,85

Fowler's 9-3-0._........................ 9 . 2 .47 .-........ E

N it rate or Soda ........................ - ......
Furman F ertilizer Works " Furman Blood-Fish-M eal Atlanta, Ga ................... Compound Mi xture............. 10 . Furman High Grade Fertili zer...................................... 10 .

14 .50 .......... E 1.65 2 . AA 1.65 2 . L

Farmer's Friend .; ..................... 10. 1.65 2. L

Furmnn Comp lete Mixture .... 10 . Furman High Grade Com
pl et e Fe rt ilizer No. 938 ...... 9 .

1.65 1. .J 2.47 3 . K

Dixi e Hi gh Grad e Soil Food 9. 1.65 3 . K

Buffalo Bone Fe rtilizer........... 8 . F urman Special Fe rt ilizer
No. 1020................................ \0.
F urm a nHi gh Gra de Acid Phosphate No. 16................ 16.

1.65 2. K 1.65 .......... L .......... .......... L

K ai nit........................................ .......... .........- 15 . L

Nit ra te of Soda............................ ---....... 15 . ............. W

Georgia Chem ical Works , \ Augusta, Ga................. Cardinal E xtra nigh Grad e.... 10.

3 .29 4 . G

Surv ivor E xtra High Grad e.... 10. 3.29 2 . 1'1'

Patap sco Guano...................... 10 . Mastodon Amm oniated Solu-
ble Pho sph ate,__................... 10 .

1. 65 2 . K 1 .65 2. FF

Sup erior Meal Mi xture........... 10. 1 .65 2 . G

3'2 2666 9 .88 2.75 ............ 24. 65 26 .32

40 2668 ........... 15 .52 ........-... 50. 75 54.32.

93 2777 9.75 1.72 1.87 23.05 23 .10

49 1974

9 .70

1.55

1.90 23.05 22. 25 C'> ~

0

23 1449 10 .55 1 .6t 2.49 23 .05 23 .82 ~

t 6 2687 9.95 1. 6t 1.69 22. 15 22 .68 j'

0

116 2H4 16 3020

0.1 3 10. 23

2 .50 1.76

:3. 09 27 .35 27 .67 ~

..'tS

3 .08

23 .25

24.73

PI "l

81 2693

8.30

1.72

1 . 82

21 .65

22. 05

8
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25 1451 10.03 1.90 ......__.... 21 .25 22 .52 ..

0

> 14 H 43 16 .65 ............ _. _.0. ... . ... 15.20 15.65 "t>

15 1444 .........-.. .. . .. _-..... 17 .81 13 .50 16 .03 ~

a... 160 2749 ............ 15 .10 ._-........ . 52.50 53 .00

-.. 40 11fl4

10.61

3 .29

4 .6

33 .05

33 .71

s::
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151 2874 10 .45 3 .27 2 .02 31 .25 31.48

21 374 10 .]0 1.58 2 .58 23.05 23 .29

13 2797 10 .43 1.80 2 .12 23 .05 24 .21

29 3011

10 .70

1.85

lU I

23. 05

24.64

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ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922.

"!

. .. ~ --- _. - -

-

00

I Ma nafuc t urers

By Whom Registered and
Place of Business

Guara ntee d An al y sis

Name of F er tili zer or Ch emi cal Re gistered

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:z Maseo t Spec ial Gulino ............ O. 2A7 2 . W 188 2750 8.03 2 .72 2 .2 1 26,45 27 .8
Mascot Blood a nd Potash

l\lixt ure............_..................... fl . 2A7 1. W 41 :lOn 0 .45 2.77 1.31 25.51; 27 .li ?

Good as Go ld G ua no................ fl . 1 .6:; :1. 0

00
55 273 0 .2:1 1.75 2 .22 23 .25 2:1 .2 to

Sp ecia l l\le lo n Fer!iliz(r.......... 8 . Cn rd innl Hi gh Gra d e.............. 8 .

:1.2fl n. VV

. 3 .29 ,~

S

7 10 17 835

8.4:3 3 .63 6 .27 :1:1.45 ss .n
8 .28 3 .:lG 4 .13 31 .li5 :12 .S

Inten si ve Form ula............... ..... 8 . P atnpsco Ammoni a t ed D is-
so lved Bo ne.......................... 8 .

2 .47 3. S 1.65 2. G

128 1838 8.38 Z .43 3.14 26 .65 26 .8 68 2410 10 ,48 1.62 2 .20 21 .65 23 .47

Geo rg ia Fo rmu la ...................... 8 . :\I ea l Mi xt ur e............................ 8.

1.65 2 . S
1.65 2 . nn

20 4:33' 8.4:3 1.67 2. 22 21 .65 22 .25
35 730 8.45 1.62 2.55 21 .65 22 .:3o

Ea rlJ' Tru cker.......................... 7. L l 1 {) . BB Ii 707 7 .73 4.11 5.09 35.95 36 .5~

Excelsior Top Dresser.............. L Balt imore Am monia Co m-
pound...................................... 10 .

6 .17 2 .50 FF
3 .29 .........- FF

15 27!J8 4. 53 6.30 2.45 42.70 43 .67 12 2796 10. 03 8 .44 ....._-...... 29.45 30. 22

Gem Ammonia Compo und .... 10.
;'\Iar )land Ammo nia Co mpound.................................... 9 .
Card inal Amm onia Co mp ou nd ...................................... 8 .

1. 65 .__....... W 34 3040

2 .47 ......-... W 227 312l

Bn 3 .29 ----..----

7 708

9 .98 8 .35 8 .48

1.92 -- .......... 21 .25 22.59 C')

2 .85 ..__..__..._-

24.65

26 .09

~
0

'1
3.47 .... . ........ 28 .05 29 .29 ~.

III

Ca rdina l T op Dresser.............. 4. XX IIi gh Grade Acid Pho s-
ph at e and Potash.................. 10. High Grad e Di ssolved Phos-
phate...................................... 16 .

6 .58 .......... S
-......... 4 . FF ......-.. . .......... 0

Genuine Im port ed K aini t........ . . ... .. . . ... .. . .. . . 12 .40 0

30 434 4.60 6 .50 ._-_........ 41.70 41 .72 I:'

9 57 50

2795 275 liS

1004 5 ..__....... . 3 .60 16 .55 ....-....... ....-....-.. ....._-----. ............ 13 .19

16.60 .16 .55 15 .20 15 .58 11 .16 11 .87

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Oill Nitrat e of Soda .......... .............. ...... .. -. ...... .... 14 .81 W

Georgia F ertilizer and Co ., Valdo sta, Ga.. .......

Vall ost a Hi gh Sta ndnrd., .......

n.

1 .6.S 3. DD

Formula No. 835 Tobacco
F ert ilizer................................ 8 . 2 .47 s . WW

Form ula No . 308...................... 8 . 2 .47 3 . DD

Powhattan Hi gh Grad e... ....... 8 . South Georgia Complete Fer-
t ilizer...................................... 8 .

1.65 4. WW
1.65 2 . VV

..... 61 li!H --_.. . . . .. .. H .80 .. . .. . .. .... 5 1.8:1 5 1.80 0

75 2220 59 1102

0 .18 ] .64 2. 95 2:1.2 ,S 2:1 .28
>oq

... 7 .73

2.66

4 .8]

28 .45

29 .0l

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45 1000 93 3081

S:- 9 .80 2.33 2.88 !W .65 27 .06 8 .55 1.0] 3 .57 2:1.45 24 .74 rci:

12 805 8.45 1.64 2 .-10 21 .65 22 .27

Formula No. 107...................... 10. .......... 4 . VV 18 810 10 .33 ...-.-.._--- 3 .80 16.60 16 .73

Acid Phosph at e........................ 16 . . . .. . . . . . . .._-...... VV 10 803 16.10,............ ... ........... 15 .20 15 . ~7 "'1
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ANALYSIS OF COl\ll\IE RCIA L F ERTILIZE~ FOR SEA SON OF 1922.

oC

By Whom Registered
nnd Place of Business

-

-
I Ma nuf actu rer's

G ua ra utecd

Ana lys is

Na rne of F er! i1i zocr or Ch emi cal R egist er ed

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VV 30 820 .-.-........ _._.--_.,..- 14 .19 12 .60 12 .77

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S Kain it ............................. ........... ....__.... .......... 12' . VV 83 2356 .....-.-.... ............ 14 .35 10 .80 12 .91

n Geor gia Guano Compa ny , Gainesville, Gu.... ......... Pri de of Hull.............................. 10. 1.65 2 .

19

5 19

10.78

1.77

2.47

23. 05

24 .62

2
P

Yonah Spe cinl...... .................... 9 . Lawn a nd Ga rden.................... 8.

1.65 3. B
3 .30 4. n

34 1107 155 2655

9.68 2.

3 .83 23 .25 26 .23 C lD

9 .33 3 .6:1 3 .87 31 .70 34 .16

1lI00d a nd Bon e........................ 8 . Georgia Manufu cturiug
Co., Cumill a, Ga ........ ... Buller 's Cotton Maker............ 8 . Geor gia I'hosphate Co., Geor gia Ph osp hat e Co m-
Athens, Ga ..................... pliny's 10-4-4 Guano............ 10. Georgia Ph osph nt e Co mpuny 's 9-3-3 Guano.............. 9 .

1.65 2 . 1. 65 4 . 3 .30 4 . 2.47 3 .

n U 3 2482
T 123 2200 B 5:'; 1115 IIII 73 1761

10 ,45 8 .35 10 ,40 9.05

1 .47 1.67 3 .60 2 . 15

2 .57 21.65 22 .07 5.25 23 .45 24 .91 4 .13 33 .10 35 .00 3,48 27 .35 27.71

Rising Sun Gua no........ ........... 9 . Georgia-Florida F er .Ilizer
Co., Savannah Ga ....... Ge .-Fla. 9-2-3............................ 9 .

1 . 6 .~ 3 . lIll 128 2287

1 65 3 . F

5 3010

8 .99 1 .61 3 .60 23 .25 23. :1 9 ..15 2 .02 :1 .18 2:1 .25 25 .5 7

Ga.-Fla. 8-4...... ........................ 8.

Grace. W. R.. and Company, Savannah, Ga ..... Nitrate of Soda

Band Trading Company,

Pelham, Ga

Gold Dust Guano

10.

H. T. Co. High Grade Melon

Grower.

- 9.

McKi~zie's Formula

: 9.

.. .1 4. 0 0 15. .~._.._ N 1.65 2 . T 2.47 5. T 2.47 2 . T

1 \~~7 '20 45 96 1546 21 468 70 [ 668

8.

4 34 15.20 15.51

15.10

52.50 52.85

18. 1.74 2.95 28.05 26 .45

9.28 2.81 4 .98 29 .15 80 .09 C~ ')
0.8~ 2.50 2 .62 26 .45 27 .72 ~.

McBride's Cotton Formula 9.
Glower'sTru ckF~rmula _ 8.
High Grade Cantaloupe Guano .................................... 8 .

Jones' Melon Formu.la

8.

Germ an Kain itc.;

Nitrate of Soda

_

Heard Brothers, Macon,

Ga

:.............. Heard Brothers' No. 824.- 8.

lHiawassee Guano Company, Atlanta, Ga......... Hiawassee 9. 2-3

_ 9.

Hiawassee High Grade Acid Pho sphate No. 16 _ _ 16.

Muri ate of Pot ash

nome Guano Company,\ / The, Dothan, Ala ; R cd

Fox

0-3-3

Guano

_

9.

1.65 8 . 4 .085. 3.29 6 . 3.29 5.
12. 15. .
1.65 4. 1.65 3 . .
50 . 2.47 3 .

T 18 465 VV 110 2878 T 122 3082 T 17 464
T n 670
D D 76 2~30 MM 45 2385 NN 1 2823 UU 90 2598 UU 88 2506 PP fl 2325

9 . 80 8.68 10.15 8 . 98

1.67 4.80 8.25 3.03

8 .45 23 .25 24.S1 III
l? 5.7440.7541.21
6.51 33 .45 35 .2 1 '~0
.g... 4.96 32 .55 31 .8 6

13.31 10.80 11 .97 ;oa.

> 15 .60 ............ 52.50 53.60 .....
10.10 1 .8 3 3.50 28 .45 25 .45 ~

g::!.
10.55 1.88 3 .64 23 .25 26 .06

17.33

15.20 16 .13 :~:;'

~ 53.30 45.00 48 .0 5

0 .0 8 2.45 8.17 27.35 27 .46

Red Fox 9.2.8 Guano Rcd Fox 8-4.4 Guano

9. 1.65 8 . PP 53 233 0 9.20 1.88 8.20 28.25 24.72

8. 3 .3 0 4. PP

~ 9 250 8.81 8.42 4.16 31.70 38 ,01

'-

ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922.

IJ> N

I ) la nufuct urer's G ua ran tee d Ana lysis

....o..

.....

An a ly sis I.S Foumi by State Chemist

By Who m Regist ered and
Place of Bu siness

N ome of F er t ilizer or Che mical Registered

Red F ox 8-4-2 Guano Hl'd Fox 8-2-2 Guano

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! 1 8 . 3. 301 2. p p -181 232G 8.23 3.25

1 8 . I .GJ I 2 . 1'P 71 2832 8.0151 1 .87

Vi

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2 .02 1 29. 901 29 .R:l ['

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1. !l51 2 1 .G51 23 .0 ]

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Hl'd Fox W % Acid Ph osp hut e jln . 1. .I. IPp 191 258 I G.201..

I.

1 ]5 .2011 5.3-1 9

H. o me Gua no C,OIllPunj', 1Ger ma n Kn in it .,.,

., , 112 . 11'1'

IGI 2-18

Wadl ey, Gu................... Ho me lli gh Grade Gulino...... 9 . 1 .G5 3. S 1G5 2082

eo
12. G91 10 .801 11 ,4 2 to 9 .1 51 1 .761 3 .37 1 23 .251 2-1 .23

Ho mc Standard Guano H om e Mixtu re GUlino
CD., Co lumbu s, Ga .l l!om c :\lixturc :\0. 1..

18. .1 9.

1 .051 2 . IS 2.-HI3 . IN

1021 1229 32 1 190

8 .30 1 1 .85 1 2 .231 2 1.G5 1 23 .07 9 . 2 .58 1 3 .20 1 27.:151 28.08

1I0 me Mixt ur :\0. 2

1 8. 1 .051 2 . ID 1501 lG5G 9 . 101 1.G I I 2 . 111 21. G51 22 .32

lI o me :\1ixt ure ~ o. 3 1I0 me :\I ixl ur e No . 12

1](J . 1 .051 2. 1M
o 1 9. I .G51 3 .

47 1 1998 1 10 .531 1 .OGI 2 .24 1 23 .05 1 23 .G9

72 :185 1

!l ,4 3 1 .8:1 :1.1;; 1 23 .25 1 24. 58

. n. HOllie :\\ ixt ur c ~ o. 40 ........... .

, ~1 . 3 0

C

108 1397 5 .60 3 .06 8 .83 33.00 33 .1i

H Ollie :\Iixture X o . 41.. ... ....... 8 . ~1 .30 4. C

65 3S8 8.40 3 .20 4.48 31 .70 31 .91

H Ollie )Iixture N o. 44... ......... 12 . 1 .65 2. N

8 33 12.15 1.89 2.17 24,45 25 .90

Hom e M ixture N o . 45 ....... ..... 8 .
Home Mixture Ammonia Compound...................................... 10.
Home Mixture Ammonia

2 .47 5. N 3 .S0 ......._-- UU

19 44 I S 799

7 .98 10.80

2 ,48 5.45 28,45 28 .8 9
P
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... 3 .32 ._--........ 29.50 30 .16 a~q

,.

I Compoun d.....__..................... 10 . 1.65 .......... Y

42 8048 11.08 1.67 ............ 2 1 .25 22 .07 III

Home Mixture Ammonia
Co mp ound ........ .................... 9. 2 .47 .. _-...... V

15 2711

~ 9.28 2 .5 7 ............. 24 .65 25 .35

Home Mixture Ammon ia Co mpou nd ............................ 6.
Home Mixtur e Acid and Potash .. .......................... 10 .

4 .94 .... ....... V
.......... 4 . Q

'l:l
.... 18 2710 9 .70 4 .91 ............ 34 .90 37 .84 ~
9 629 10.40 ............ 4.02 16 .60 16 .90 ~

H om e Mixture 16 % Acid Pho sph at e.............................. 16. .......... .......... 0

25

a 88 16.20 ............ ............ 15. 20 15.34

0

K ainit ... ... .................................. .......... 0 12 . N

Industrial f.C hemieal lind Fertilizer Company, Brunswick, Ga.._...........
I I

N itra t e of Soda .. .:.. .................. ...... .... 14.80 ......... C
Alb er t 's Brand 9-2-8................ 9 . 1.65 8 . VV Albert's Brand 8-4-6................ 8 . 8.80 6 . VV

Alber t's Brand 8-4-4 ................ 8 . :1.3 0 4 . VV

6

> 81 ............ ............. 12 .50 10.80 11 .25 "'"

169 2499 ............ 14.90 ........ .... ,j] .80 52,'l 5 ~

a... 81 821
-.. 17 809

9 .88 1.72 2. 96 28.25 28 . 88
8 .63 s .36 5.77 33 .50 34 .03 l:::

'1

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28 8 18 8 .48 :1 ,26 3. 95 3 1.70 31.7.5

..

Alb ert 's Brand 8-2-4 Special., 8 . 1 .65 4. VV 78 1097 8. 18 1.60 4.20, 23 .45 28 .5 \

. . .:-.. .:...":'J Brlind~8-2-2 Spe~iaL. :8 :-'; : ~ ;.f; ~,823 ~ ~ 2~ ~~ . ~ Alb('rts Brand8.2-2................ 8. v. : "Aloerl' s

1.65 2 . QQ 53 782 8 .95 1.70 2 .61 2 1.65 23.1 6

J '.65

ViV::, ;;,' 3.8

. . .40 ! ;,1:.72 . 2 .cs .65

31

ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FER'lJILIZQ FOR SEASON OF 1922.

~

By Whom Registered
and Place of Business

Name of Fertilizer or Chemical Registered

Manufacturer's Guaranteed Analysis

.,,

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- <I
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Albert's Br an d 81}1 3............ 8. 1.24 3 .

.
0

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QQ 64 2843

\

Analysis as Found

. by State Chemist

>. .0

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= < -- "-

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.-. 9 .10 1.37 2 .71 20 .50 21 .66 (D

Albert' s Br and 10-4.................. 10 . Alber t's Brand Acid P hos-
ph ate...................................... 16.

.......... 4. WW 105 1639 .......... .......... VV 23 8 15

. z5' 9.73 ............ 4.09 16 .60 16 .49
16.30 .... -. ...-... ---.---.._.- 15 .2,0 15 Al ?

Albert's Bra nd Kai nit.............. .......... .......... 12.40 VV

77 1096 ............ ............ 14 .98 11 .16 13.48

CO CO

I nternati onal Agricul- Albert's Bra nd Kaini L ........... .......... .......... 13.25 VV 2~ 8 14 ........_-... ............ 13 .28 11.92 11.95
tural Corporation, INTERNATIONAL BRANDS
AtJ ~~ta. Ga ................... Intern atio nal Fer tilizer............ 10. 3 .29 4. HH 38 3060 10.50 3.35 4 .67 33 .05 34. 30

I ntern ational Fer tilizer..._ ...... 10 . I nt ern at ional Fer tilizer............ 10. In tern ational Fcr tilizer., ......... 10 . In ter na tional Fer tilizer............ 9 .
I

1.65 4 . K 27 2689 10 .05 1.74 4 .19 24 .85 25 .50

1.65 2 . B

I>f1' .
.. 5 1 1111 10 .80 1.64 2 .08 23 .05 23 .63

'.82 3 . EE 68 ~788 10.20 1.06 3 .65 19 .80 21 .72

2.47 3. S

I 158 2075 9.35 2 .54 3 .32 27 .35 28 .23

International Fertilizer.__....... 9.
International Ferfiliz er.; ......... 9.
Cra ckerjack Guano.................. 9.
Intern ational Fertilizer.; ......... 9.
International Fertilizer.;......... 8.
International Fertilizer.__....... 8.
International Fertilizer.;......... 8.
International Fertilizer.___..... 8.
International Fish Guano.... 8.
International Fertilizer.___..... 8.
International Fertilizer.__....... 7. International Peach Fer-
tilizer..............._..................... 6. International Ammoniated
Compound............................ 10. International Ammoniated
Compound............................ 10. International Ammoaiated
Compound............................ 8.
International Top Dresser...... 6.
International Top Dresser...... 4. International Bone and
Potash.........................:.......... 10.

!L47 2. MM 17' 320

1.65 4. WW 46 3080

1.65 3. 0 34 97

1.65 8. HH 98 2255

8.29 4. VV 68 1082

8.29 8. JJ 84 1604

2.47 8. VV 104 2874

1.65 4. U

7 l!H

1.65 2. H 47 8018

1.65 2. U

8 . 122

4.11 5. VV 64 1088

2.47 5. C 88 586

8.29 .......... D 218 2407

1.65 -......... EE 188 8050

8 .29 ...- ..... Q 66 2067

4.94 ..._.....V 196 2784

6.68 .......... V 196 8087
......_.1 4 GG 170 2806

9.55 2 .86 2.46 26.45 29.19

9.55 1.97 4.07 24.15 26.19

9.28 1.6~ 8.51 28.25 24.02

8.91 8.80 8 .45 9.10 8.15 8.88 8.18 8.61 6.40 10.08 10.88 8.78

1.67 8.09 28.25 28 .87 C>

g 8.41 8.79 81.65 82.27 "C
8 .05 8.58 80.75 80 .88 ~.
III

2.77 8 . 26.65 28.92 ' 0

~

1.66 1.95 1.67

8.84 28.45 28.46 'g
"C
a 1.81 21.65 28 .65
. 2.26 21.65 22 .11 :~:s

a. 4.17 5.26 85.95 87.61

> 2 .49 5.26 27 .05 27.66 0Cl
8.86 ............ 29.45 29 .82 ~. c:
_ 1.80 ............ !U .25 22.27 c~:
8.28 ....... ... 28.05 28 .51 ~

6.10 4.98 .. ........... 84 .90 85.17

4.50 6.72 ............ 41.70 42 .75

10.18 ..... ........ 8.96 16 .60 16.69 Ql)
en

ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER. FOR SEASON OF 1922.

00
~

By Whom Regiltered
and Place of Business

Name of Fertilizer or Chemical Registered

Manufacturer 's Guaranteed Analysis

.
.. to

.I,

..a! "~,

0."
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ll-oCJ

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Ol
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Interna tional Bone a nd Po t a sh ll0 . .......... , 2 . G G l7112806

Analysis as Found by State Chemist

J,

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9.70 ,

.

International Acid Phosphat e jltl . I.. I.. ID

4 1 154 16 .50 1

1

1 15 .20 1 15. 55

ALLIGATOR HRANDS

AII~gator 10. 2- 2

110 . 1 .651 2. IV

85 051 10 .68 1.77 2 .50 23 .05 24 .66

Alligator 9-3-3........................ 9 . 2 .47 1 3 . IV

84 050 0.40 2 .63 3 .46 27.35 28.84

Alligator Acid Phospha t e 1.. 16 . I.

K ainit MATERIALS K ai nit

..1.. 1.. .1. 1..

I. IV 112. In
115 . 11'1'

86 271 0 16 .65 ._-_........ .........._- 15 .,20 15.65 \

1""""""1""""""1 1 461 1109

91 10 80 1 12 . 1 . 1.61

14 254 ............ ............ 15 .0 2 13. 50 14 .32

M anure Sa lts

!...... ...]. 1 20 . IGG 35 / 2803

22 .46 1 18.001 20 ,2 1

Su' phate of Ammonia

.1. /20 .56!... IV 197/ 2735 1..

1 20 :701

1 55 .5 11 55 .89

N itrate of Soda

Phosph~te La ng, J . ;\1., Company,

I

Sa van nah, Ga

1 Acid

I

14-.85 ::

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Il 34 1.

1 15 .20 1

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12 . T

15 462

14 .981 10.8 01 13.48

I Lawrenceville Fert ilizer Co.iLuwr enceville, Gll" R ed Elk lligh Grade.

10 . 1 .65 1 2 . IX 118 1 27i0 10. 78 1 .6 61 2 .381 23 .051 28 .1l9

Red E lk

10 .

R ed E lk

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IX . 82 \ 1 .

96 1 2767

1 .65 8 . X 131 1 2523

1 .65 1 2 . IX 9 11 2755

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Nitra te of Soda

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Lec Ferti lizer Co mpa ny,

Opelika, Ala

1 F armers Club Gu ano .,

19.

2 .47 1.
114 .8 1I.
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IW 1 5 ~ 1 2748 IX 1 1:11 27 U9 IKK 54 1 13 16

9. 65 2.501. 15 . 2 21.

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;a 9 .68 2 . ~4 1 3 .271 27.351 27 . 92 ~

BEAR BRANDS

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Dear Ni ne T hr ee Three Gua no 9 .

Bear Ammo niate d Super-

ph osph at e 1020

10 .

Bear H igh Gra de Acid P hos-

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16 .

2 .47\ 8 . 11111 1241 2283

1 .(15 .......... V

4 27 09

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,B 1221 2473

9. :18 10 . 10 16 .501

2 .35

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E agle.High Gr ad e Gua no......... \10 .

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Ea gle Nine T hree Two Gua no Il .

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23 12772 60 233 7

10 . 1511. :1 2.221 2:1.05 1 2:1 .75 0",
9 .0!! 2 .27 ~ .27 26.4.51 25 .75 ~

1ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZEI\ FOR SEASON OF 1922.

8:

By Whom Registered and
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Eagle Nine Tw o Three Guano 9. Eagle Amm oniated Super-
ph osphate.............................. 10.

1.65 3 . pp 1.65 .......... Y

23 261
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81 2773

9.01 1.80 8 .17 28.25 24 .16
S1z"' 10.30 1.73 ............ 21 .25 21.86

Louisvill e Fertilizer and Nitrate of Soda. ___................... .......... 14.81 .......... B 123 2473 -........... 15.46 ...... ...... 51 .83 54.11 P

Gin Company, Louisville, Ga......................... H igh Gr ad e.__........................... 10 . 3 .29 2 . S

123 1833 11 .88 8 .95

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.85 31.25 84 .79 CD

High Grade.__........................... 9 . 2.47 2 . S 184 2429 9.38 2.46 2.95 26 .45 27 .52

High Grade Guano .................. 9. 1.65 8. S

51 455 9 .10 1.76 3 .01 23 .25 23 .88

Lowrey and D avidson Whigham's Pride...................... 8 . Da wson, Ga................... Lowrey and Davidson's Boll Weevil Beater.___................. 10 .
Lowrey a nd Da vidson's Complete Fe rtilizer...................... 9.
Lowrey and Davidson's Corn Grower.___............................. 9,

8 .29 2 . S 2 .47 3. 0 1.65 3 . O 2 .47 .......... 0

33 437 246 1501 304 1715 105 575

8 . 20 12 .15
9 .48 0 .75

3.26 2.17 29.85 29 .99
2 .30 3 .28 28 .05 28.95 1.80 3 .17 23 .25 2,' .49 2 .36 ..\........... 24 .65 24 .62

Lowreya nd Davidson'sX X XX

Hi gh Grade .A~id Pho sph ate,... 16. Ger man Ka init,__.....................

.... .... 0
.......... 13.800

88 401 1 16 .05 ............ ............ 15 .20 15.23 288 1700 ............ ............ 13.74 12 ,42 12.86

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IN it rate of Soda .... .................... .......... 15. .......... 0 287 1699 ............ 15 .44 .... ........ 52.50 54.04

Mandeville Mills, Carroll-



ton and Bremen, Ga. .... Free State Old I:a nd Special.,. 10 . 2 .47 4 . V

o 42 2714 10.20 2 .85 4.85 28 .95 28 .80

g Legal Te nd er............................ 10 . 1.65 2 . M 41 1992 10 .70 1.72 !L OI 23 .05 23 .90

Geor gia Tes L ........................... 10. M-M 9-88................................. 9.

1.65 2. V S! .47 8 . M

38 8125 43 1994

9.93 8 .65

1.95 2 .57

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8 .07 27.85 27.66' t:I

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:M-M 92-8................................ 9 . 1.65 3 . KK 101 3126 8.38 1.72 3 .08 23 .25 28.24

M- 1\1 0-7-7...._.......................... .......... 5.76 7. M Hunter's Formula.................... 12. 2 .47 .......... V~

42 1993 ............ 210 3038 12 .10

' 6.06 6.97 41.10 42.57
. 2 .34 ............ 26.75 26 .17 ~

2- M-M 10-4 Potash Acid.___..... 10 . ..._..... 4 . V 187 2782 10.80 ............ 3 .8S. 16 .60 16 .66

M-M116 % Acid Phosphate.. 16 . ... ....-.. .......... V

K aini t........................................ .......... -........ 12. V

Middle Georgia Fertilizer Compan y, Dublin, Ga.
Midvill e F ertilizer and Gin Co., Midville, Ga ...

Nitra teof Soda........................ ...... .... 15. .......... V Oconee Gem..............._ ........... 8 . 1.65 2. JJ Sutton's Special.;..................... O. 2 .47 2. S

> 220 2608 16. ............ ............ 15.20 15.20

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n' 188 2733 ............. ..-.--...... 12. 10.80 10 .80 "I

209

2737

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15 .50 .............

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54.25

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108 1285 9.40 2 .45 2.44 26 .45 27 .08

Abbot's Lead er........................ 9 . 1.65 8 . S 88 442 9.45 1.58 8 .14 28 .25 28.84

Standard Gua no........................ 8 . 1.65 2 . S

85 489 8.05 1.64 1 .94 21 .65 21 .58 00
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Ammoniat ed Phosph ate.......... 9. Monroe Oil and Fertilizer
Co., Monroe, Campton, Top Dr esser.............................. 6 . Bostwick and Good Hop e. Ga ....................... 10-2-2 Hi gh Gra de.................... 10.

2 .47 .......... S 4 .94 .......... S 1.65 2. W

45 449 34 4:18 131 1570

9 .90 6.81 10.43

2 .48 ............ 24.65 25 .33 tc
=.=.. 4 .82 .........-_. 34 .90 34 .S7 ~
5' 1.64 1.90 23 .05 23 .2

9-3-3 Hi gh Grad e....._............. Il . 2.47 3. W

. 8-2-2 St undurd Gra de............ S . 1.(j 5 2 . W

12-2-0 Am moniated Supe rph osph at e.............................. 12. 1.65 .......... W

10-3-0 Amm oniat ed Superp hospha te .............................. 10 .
10-2-0 Ammoniate d Superp hosph at e.............................. 10.

2 .47 .......... W 1.65 .__....... W

Montezuma ' F ertilizer Co ., Mon tezum a, Go.....

Nitra te of Soda ..~..................... .......... 14 .85 .......... W

70 2742 67 2741 226 2752

10 45 8 .08 12 . 80

2 .82 1 . 67

3 .03

27 .35

30. 13

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1.55 ............ 22. 65 22.7

224 2215 9. 63 3. ............ 25 .85 27.74

178 1884 11.63 1.80 .........-.- 21 .25 23 .14
-_ _ 88 955 .. .. 14 .SO............. 51 .97 51 .So

9-3-3............................................ 9. 2 .47 3 . D 118 1150 10.10 2 .39 3 .32 27 .:1.5 28 .C

. 9-2~1 ....._.__..._................._..._......... Il . 1 .65 3. X

55 381 9.50 1.83 3.05 23.25 24 . ~ 4

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74 556 124 1I56

8 .58 3 .16 4 .67 31 .70 32.01 8 .93 2 040 3.28 26 .65 27 .20

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.......... .......... MM 121 2614

15.98 ....._..--. .__......... 15.20 15.19

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MM 122 2615 ...._-...-_. .........-.. 12 .75 10.80 1I.47 P

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Nitrate of Soda....................... . .......... 14.50 .......... D 2 17 2406 ............ 15.34 ............ 50 .75 53 .69 ~

Morris Fertilizer Co....1 SUPREME BRANDS

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Atlanta , Ga................... Morris Supreme Guano.......... 10.

1.65 2. CC

16 2780 10.18 1.85 2 .30 23 .05 24 .45 1~:1

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Morris Supre me Guano .......... 9. 2 047 3 . V

77 2718 9.78 2 A l 3 .02 27 .35 27 .62 ~

GOLD BOND BRANDS Morris Gold Bond Guano ...... 10.
Morri s Gold Bond GUlino ......ho.
Morris Gold Bond GUlino ...... 10. Morris Gold Bond GUlino ...... 9 . Morris Gold Bond Guano .."" 9 .

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2 .47 3 . W 195 2 51 10.90 2.28 3 .15 28.05 27.86

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A 109 2642 W 102 960 AA 108 2088 B 108 2167

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1.74 1.64 2 .45 1.74

3 .96 24 .85 25.54 .....
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S 3.03 27 .35 27 .41
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Morris Gold Bond Guano ...... 8 .
Morris Gold Bond Ammoniated Superphospha te............ 9 .
Morris Gold Bond 10-2 Done a nd Potash.............. ............ 10.
Morris Gold Bond Acid Ph os phate .................................... 16 .

1.65 2 . D 2.47 ..... A .........- 2 . J ..........I...........B

13 513 8.83 1.60 2 .15 21 .65 22 .11 C'
72 3005 8 .~8 2 .46 ............ 24 .65 24 .45 14 >()80 10.90 .--......... 2. 05 14.80 15.47 6:1 1378,- 16 .78 ............ ............ 15 .2u 15 .74 ~

A NA LYSIS OF Cm ll\ IERC IA L FERTILIZER FOR SE ASON OF 192 2.

By Whom Registered and .
Pl ace of Business

Name of Fertilizer or Chemical Registered

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Morri s Muri ate of Potash...... .......... .......-.. 48 . 0
. Morri s Nitra te of Soda..........:. ....... ... 14 .85 .......... V

166 871 ....... .-... ....-- ...... 48 .70 ' 43 .20 43 .83 ctu
,-:-r. 176 273 \ ............ 14 .84 ...........-. 51 .97 51 .94 ~

Manufacturing Company, Moultrie, Ga ....... Colema n' s Cotton Grower...... 9. Muscogee Guan o Com-

z 1.65 3.
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81 2235 11.25 1.64

2 .86 23 .25 24 .64 ?

,. . pany, Columbus, Ga..... Old Indian Fish Fertilizer........ 10.
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Pat rio t Hi gh Gra de Guano.. 9.

1.65 2 . UU
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"2.47 3 . D

46 2880 10.68 2 .

2 .03 23 .05 25 .31 ~

95 1127 9.10 2.46 3 .09 27 .35 27 .45

Mu scogee Chief........................ 9.
Muscogee High Gra de Guano No. 844.................................. 8 .

e1.65 3. UU 85 2349
3 .29 4 . D 193 1818

8.92 1.62 3.40 23.25 23.40 8 .63 3 . 4 .05 31 .65 SO.68

Rio High Grad e Guano ............ 8 . 2 .47 3. Q 17 634 8 .63 2 .47 3 .04 26 .65 27. 13

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l\Iu scogee High Gra de Guan o No. 824.................................. 8. 1.65 4. D 185 1810 8.08 1.72 3 .91 23.45 23.78

St. ElmojGuano........................ 8 . 1.65 2 . UU 84 2348 8. 1.67 2.55 21.65 22.24

i\l uscogce H igh Grade G ua no No . 735.................................. 7 . 2 .47 5 . C

I ~7 70 5~ 1 7 .50 2.45 4 .7 4/ .75 27 .77

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M useogee Hi gh Grad e Acid .. 16 . ..~~...... ........_ 0

47 llO 1 6. ~0 ........... ............: 15.20 15. 3 ,

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Muse. A, W . a nd Com-
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Mutual F er tilizer Company, Savannah, Ga .....

Acid P hosp ha t e....~................... 16. M ut ual Fertilizer Co mpany's
N o. 1023................................ 10. Mutual Fe r tilizer Co mpan y's
N o. 033..............................:... 0.
Mutual F ertilizer Company 's N o.0;Z3.................................: 0 .
M utual F ertilizer Company's N o. 8~ 6...... ............................ 8 .
Mutua l Fe r tilizer Co mp an y 's N o. 8,14...........................:...... 8 .
Mu tu a l F ertilizer Co mpany 's N o. 83:1.......................:.......... 8 .
Mutua l Fc r t iliaer Compa ny's N o. 8~4.................................. 8 .
Mu tu al Fe rtilizer Co mpany's N o. 823 .................................. 8 .
Mutua l Fer tilizer Co mpany's No . 10<20................................ 10.
(B . & S .) Sp ecia l Sea I sla nd Fer ti lizer................................ 9.
Charles Ellis' C u mberla nd F er tilizer................................ 8 .

......... .......... DO 79 2288

1.65 3 . QQ 43 772

2 ,47 8 . WW 6 137

1 65 3. VV 85 2358

3 .30 6 . VV 12\! 3 105

3 .3 0 4 . 00 16 30 66

2 .47 3 . WW 8 130

1.65 4. V\' 3 6

1.65 3 . l\1M 87 2300

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6 134

1.65 3 . WW {) 140

1.65 2 . J .T

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10. 40 1.66 3 .83 28. 05 24.58 ~ IlQ 0 .23 2 .50 3 .18 27 .3 5 27 .82 Pi'

8.20 1.63 7 .0 3 3 . 13 8 .88 2 .98

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8 .20 1.80 2 .90 22 .55 23 .4 3 ~

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21 .25 20 .06

9 .05 1.66 2 .06 23 .25 23 .2 9 I:

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7. 90 1 . 6'~ 2. 07 21 .65 21. 59 ~

M utual Gold Standa rd 10-3-4 10. Mu tu al Gold Sta nda rd 8-2-2 8 . Acid Ph osph a t e.... .................... 16 .

2 .47 4 . P

24 3028

. 1.6a ~ i\IM 63 1923

---...-............. VV 14 3078

10 .95 2.45 4 .14 28 .95 29 .64
.8 .65 1.66 2 .'83 21 .65 22 .45
17 .03 ............ ............ 15 .20 15 .92 ~

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McKenzie, Lewis a nd Co., Macon, Ga .._....._.._ Nitrate of Soda.............,........... .......... 15. .......... 0
Navassa Guano Company, Atlanta, Ga . Na vass a Special Fertilizer...... 10. i! .47 :l. W and Wilmington, N. C. Navassa Soluble Guano.......... 10 . 1.65 4. X
Nav assa' lligh Grade Fertilizer...................................... 10. 1.65 '2. NN

-.....E.. 15 807 ............ ............ 1 ~.32 10 .80 11 .08 l:I:l
891 402 ,........... 15 .14 ............ 52 .50 5~ . lJ !l ~

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1'2 504 10.30 1.88 2 .47 '23 .05 24.83 CD

Oconee F ertilizer...................... 10.

.82 3. V 88 27'20 11.10 1.10 3.79 19.80 '22.68

N av assa Potash Mixture__ .... 10.

.8'2 1. X 50 '276'2 10 .80 1.45 1.51 18.00 '22. 17

Na vassa Osceola Guano.......... 9 . 1.65 :1. B 110 2174 8.93 1.08 3 .30 '23 .25 '2:J .62

Navassa Colton Fertilizer...... 8. 1 .65 2. B 171 2988 8.68 1.68 ~L8 1 21.65 2'2.5ll

Navassa Best Gu ano.; ............. 10 . 1.65 .......... CC '22 278 1 II. 1.85 ............ 21 .25 22 .95

Neely, It. C. , Wu yn es-

boro, Ga

.

Norwegian Nitrogen

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New york

.

Ober, G., a nd So ns Co m-

pany, Balt i mo re, Md. ,

and Sa va n na h, Ga.

Pe lham Phosphate Co mpany, P elh am, G a .
Peruvian Guano Co r po ra tion, Cha rleston, S. C ...

N a vu ssa :1 'fr. Am mo niat ed

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P hosph ate,

16 .

Hur ke Co u nty F ertilizer ........ 10.

Nor wegia n Nitrat eof Lime /

Ob ers Specia l A m mo niat ed

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Obers Swa n E Fish Guano 9,

Ob ers D el Hi D Su pe rfine

T ob a cco Gnano.. .................. 8.

Acid Phos p hut e

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Peru vinu' s High Grade

Potash Mixture

10 .

P eruvian 's Se a Island Mix -

t u r e........ ................................ 9 .

P er uvian ' s Po tash Spe ciul.. ... . 9.

Peru vian' s Cotto n Produ cer .. 8 .

Per u vian 's :\I a gi e A m rno ni-

a l cd Su p erp hos p ha t e

10 .

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moni a t.ed S uper p hosp hate.. 10 .

P er u via n's Excelsior A m-

mo nint ed S up er p hos p hatc., 9.

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8.

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A N A LYS IS OF COMMERCIAL F E RT IL IZE U F OR S E AS ON OF 1922.

By Whom Registered and
Place of Business

Name of F ertilizer or Chemical Registered

Manufacturer's I G u a r a n t eed An al y si s

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96 1 1 ~ :l3

Peru vi an 's Georgia Special.... 4. 6.58

S

Peru vian 's High Gra de Acid

P hosph ate.

16. y .......... ... ..... D

3:l 436 :l0 170

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.-.e.. 1 41.701 41.43 ~

16 .95 1 .1.

5' 1 15 . ~Ol 15 .8 6

Phosphate Mini ng c om./ Germ an Imported K aini t...

pany, The. Savannah,

Ga

Superfine Acid P bosphate 16.

Planters War ehouse and Nit rateo! eo da

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Loan Co., Fitzgerald ,

Po~~..F~~tii'i~~~..C~6: Planters 92-3

.1 9 .

pany, .Atla nta and EI Pl an t ers 8-2 -2....................... ..... 8 .

berton, Ga

. Porter's Impro ved Blood and

Done Guano _

10 .

Port er's Em pire Stat e Blood,

Bone an d Pot ash

10 .

Porter's Special Cotton Guam> 9 .

1 ~ .40 D .......... ......... 0 I14.941 10

18 168 1.

1.

1 U .541 11 .16 1 11 .2 8 2

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1:l9 59 9 16.55 1.. .1..:........1 15.20 1 15.58 00
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13 11 601

15.30

5~ .~ 9 53 .55

1.

65 1

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151 ~885

10.15

1.70

4 .36 23 .25 25 .5 2

1 .65 2 . WW 33 ~89 1 10.45 1 .7 2 2 .13 21.65 23 .83

2 .47 1 S . IV 12911867

1M 1.651 2 .

83 1 203 4

2 .47 S . AA 1011143

10.
9 .9 5 9.63

2 .27 1 3 .091 28 .051 27 . 13 1.64 \ 2 . \ 23 .05 \ 22 .96 2.34 3 . 16 27 .35 27 .28

Por ter' s Supreme Gua no........1 o. I 2 .471 2 . IW 621 3003 I 0 .081 fl .401 1 .831 26.451 26 .3 I

Por ter 's I mpro ved Co tt on Gu nno .................~.................. O. 1.05. 3 . B 115 2173 0 .78 1.00 2 .80 23 .25 23.75

. Por ter's Pr ide of F ulton Guano.................................. 8 . 1.05 2. AA 34 703 7 .48 1.04 2. 14 21 .65 21 .37'

Po r ter 's Blood a nd Bo ne Guano.................................... 10 .
Por ter 's Blood a nd Bo ne Gu an o.................................. O .
Por t er's Acid Phosphat e.__..... 16 .

1. 65 ........... M 2 .47 ..-........ W ._-....... .......-... W

04 2015 148 2747 101 050

0.70 1.80 ..-........ 21 .'25 '22.00 ~

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8 .25

2.50 ......-......

2 ,~ .65

24 .27

0
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10.78 ............ .....-........ 15 .20 1.). .75 ; '

Knini t ....................................... .. ..._..-... .......-.. 12.40 AA

Porter Fer tilizer Com- Nit ra t of Soda ........................ ._--...... 14 .50 ........... W
pany, Elber to n an d
Atlanta, Ga ............. .... Port crs Ti ger Boll Prod ucer Guano .................................... 0. , 2 .47 3 . K
Ram~ Guano Co mpa ny, Ed ison, Ga ..................... Corn Spcr -inl.; ........................... 10 . 1. 07 2. PI'

R nmbo's Colt on :\I aker.......... O. Rllad Phosph ate Com -I
pa llY. Corde le. Ga .._. Head's Clima x Gu a no.........._ 12 .

2 .1,7 3 . PI' 2.47 3 . 0

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1200

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:3 58 14fl3 0.78 2 .50 3 .40 27 .:15 28 .86 ,:~.:s..

54 2331 40 2318 148 618

10 .33 0 .03 12 . 73

1.70 2. 50 2 .38

2 .68 23 . 15 24.35 0

"'" 2 .00 27 .:15 27. 51 )-

lIQ

3 .38

20 .,1,5

20 . 8 5

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Read 's High Gra de Gua no..._. 10 . H('ad 's Xo. 1 Colt on Spe cial., 10.

1.05 4 . .82 4 .

;'11M 21 324 ;'Ill\! 20 323

10 .53 10 .25

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4 .00 24. 85 25 .35 ::;:-

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Read' s Hed Dia mond Spec ial O. 2 .47 3. 0

18 02 0 .35 2 .04 2. 08 27 .35 28 .42

Rend 's Red Land Spec ial.,., ... O. 2 .47 1. 0

02 405 0 .25 2.50 1.40 25 .55 20 .31

Ronds Perf ect Cott on Grow er O. 1.05 5 . D

04 540 8.55 1.00 4 .08 25 .05 24 .40 ~
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ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922,

CD

00

By Whom Regist er ed
8nd Place of Business

Na me of F er tilizer or Che mical R egistered

M a nu f a c t u re r ' s Gu ar anteed Ana lysis

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Head's Cott on Flower.__ 1 9. 1-.651 3 . o
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171 61 4 1 300 9

/ 8, R ead's Special Melon Grower ReG~:I\(~:.~.~!.~.I...~.~~~.~.....~.~~~~ 8 .
L18. Head 's Blood a nd Bon e No.

3 .30 4 . l\1M 921 28 14

2 .47 3 . WW 55\ 1098

10 1.65/2 .

27 90

Head's Spec ial Formula .......... 6. 1.65 4 . PP 46 1 2324

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8 .25 2 .45 3.221 26 .651 26. 92 C CD
8.75 1.61 2 .01 21 .65 21 .98

6.95 1.76 3 .8522.0523 . 12

R ead 's Georgia Roil Food..._... 9 .

R ead's Ammoniated Acid

Pho sphate.............................. 8 ,

R ead 's Hi gh Grad e Spec ial

Potash Mixture

10 .

Head's Special Hi gh Gr ad e

Acid Phosph a te

16 .

Read 's Standard Grad e

Kaini t..

2.47 .......~ U

58 8088

3 .30 ...... _ MM 89 23 11

..

4.

263 1518

.

9 53

12. U 38 931

9 .05 2 .4 6............ 24 .65 24 .63

8 .95 3 .35

28 . 10 29 .0 1

9.40 ............ 4.05 16 . 60 16.22

16.58,....__....

15.2 011 5 . 6 1

12.03 1 iO .8011O .83

Read Phosphate Com-

10 Read's High Grade Kainit.....' lI14.
I . ' Read's Nitrate of Soda.........._ .......... 15 .!lli """ ""

pany, Nashville. Tenn. R ead's Premium Cotton

Grow er.................................... 10. !l,47 8 . EE

Head 's Geor gia SpeciaL......... 10. R ead 's Favorite Cotton
Grower.................................... 10.

1.65 4 . EE 1.65 !l. EE

Read 's Boss Colton Gr ower.... 10 . .82 1. EE

Re ad's Colt on Flower.............. 9 . R ead 's Special High Grade
Acid Pho sph ate.... ................ 16 . Reeves . T. J . Thomaston
Ga ................................... R eeves' 102-2.......................... 10. R eliance Fertilizer Co.,
Savannah, Ga ............... R elia nce ~ [ e1on Spec ia l.,.,....... 10.
Rcl an ee 1042 Gua no.............. 10.
Relian ce 1032 Guano.............. 10.
Reliance 93:l Gua no........ ...... 9. R elian ce Sea Island Fish
Gu ano .................................... 9. Reli an ce Corn and Cotton
Special.................................... 8.

1.65 8. A
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1.65 2 . UU
8.30 6. VV
3.80 2. nn 2,47 2. nn 2,47 3 . nn
1.65 3. VV
3.80 4. nn

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9.!l8 10 .98 9.05

1.76 .95
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8 .47 !l8 .!l5 !l8.75 'g~

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..g 10.25 1.68 1.11 23 .05 22.57

10.20 1 0 . 2& 10 .10 8.90 8.88

8.08 8 .!l6 2 .48 2 .22 1.70

6 .41 84 .90 34 .81 0
>""" 2.18 81 .80 31.46 OQ
2 .29 27. 15 27.28 n::!.
3.67 27 .85 26 .63 =C ' 3,41 23.!l5 23.79 rCi

59 1299 8.45 8.22 4 .21 31 .70 31 .80

Relian ce 834 Guano................ 8. R elian ce Soluble Fe rtilizer...... 8.
Reliance Standard Fertilizer 8.

!l.47 4. JJ !l,47 8 . JJ
1.65 e, U

20 2812 78 761
11 1!l5

8.78 8.21
7 .69

2.70 2 .28
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4 .77 27 .55 29. 94 3..49 26 .65 26.04
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ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922.

...
oo

By Whom Registered and
Place of Business

M anufa cturer 's

Name of F ertilizer or Chemical R egistered

G ua ra nteed Ana lysis

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pou n.l

9.

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2.47 ....._-... SS

8 1 2 100 17 2853

R d ia llee T op Dresser

1 5 . 8 .23 .......... D B 99 2571

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by Sta t e Chemist

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.........., 4 .

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10AO ....--_.....

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R c1h nce .\ cid Phosp ha te.. ...... 10 . .......... " '.'.-..' .JJ
It eynold s lI o me Mi xture
Guan o, Co ., Rey nold s, K aini t ........................................ .......... .......... 12.50 VV
Ga................................... R ey nold s H om e :'\[ ixt ure No . 1 9. 2.47 3. N

02 750 Hi . 1......1......1 1i.i .201 15 .2 0
55 1074 ............ ............ 12 .04 11 .25 11 .37 48 208 10 .1 8 2.50 3.88 27 .35 211 . 12

.Richlan d H Ollie Mixture Hcv nolds Hom e Mi xture No .
Gu an o Co mpany Hieh- H....!.. ........................................ 8 .
land , Gu ... ...................... R ichlnnd . 1I0 me M ixtu re G ua no Comp a ny 's No. 1 9 .
Ili ehl a ud H o me M ixt ur e Gu ano Co mpa ny 's No . 12.... 9.

3.30 4 . N 2 .47 3 . Q 1.65 3 . Q

30 194 01 2000 'i9 200 1

7 .08 9. 9.33

3 .82 2.84 1.87

4 .211 31 .7'0 33.02 3 .08 27.35 29 .27 3 . 12 2:1 .25 21.69

R ichla nd' HOllie ~lixt ure

Co mpa ny 's No. 13 Guano.. 8 .

Ri chland Hom e Mixture

I Ro anoke Gua no Com-

Guano Compan y' s No . 30.... 10 .
Acid Pho sph ate.:.....................~ 16.

pany, R oanoke, Ala .....

3 .30 4 Q
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56 2058 158 1658 157 1657

8. 3.47 4,45 31 .70 32 .95 9 .43 2 .21 .. ._---.--." 21 .25 23 .G5 17 .30 -._---_..... ............ 15 .20 16 .11

IT yson's Specia l.,.... .................. 9 .
Rom e Chemical Co m- Hi/lh Grade Acid P hosp hate.... 16 .

2 ,47 :3. KK ..-....... .......... KK

. pany, Rome, Ga ............. Ilig!J. Gra de Blood a nd T an kage.............. ............................ 10.

I .65 2 . EE

41 1310 45 2819 15 2783

9 .48 2 .59 3 .05 27 .35 28 .3:1 ~ 15 .93 ............ . ........._- 15 .20 1.5.15 ~0
10.65 1.68 2.03 23.05 23. GIl iii'

Romc High Potash Guano...... 10 . ROlUl' Blood an d no ne Guano ! O. Rome Geor gia' s Gem ......... . 9, R ome 93-2 Gua no ..........._ .... 9 . Rom e Sta ndard Gua no............ 8 .

.82 3 .
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1.65 2 .

EE 136 2794 W 135 2745 liB 90 2252 W 244 2218 W llO 1561

10.
10.1 8 9.35 8 .70
8.43

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1.41 2 .37 2 .68
1.70

2 .95 19 .80 20 .40 0~
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3 .03 27 .35 27 .12 2 .35 26 .45 27 .60 ~
a 2 .43 21 .65 22 .59

Hom e Standa rd Fish Guano 8 . 1 .65 2 . W Rom c Extra High Grad e Dis
solve d Bonc.......................... 16 . .. . __e. ....-0-- EE

I Rom e Fertilizer Com-

Genuine Import ed Kainit....

12 .40 ..... ..... _ 0

_

EE

N it rat e of Soda .... .................... ......--_. 14 .81 .......... EE

!\pan y, Rome, Ga ...........

Ch erok ee 10-2-4........................ 10 . 1.65 4. EE

0 17 2739 8 .20 2.06 2 .33 21 .65 24. 14 .....
>
70 1748 16.50 ....---- .... ......... ... 15 .20 15 .55 ~
a.... 147 3051 .... .....__. ....-....... 12 .86 II .16 II .57
.-... 148 305'2 ....._--.... 14.28 ....._-_... . 51 .83 49.98 c: "I ~ 28 3127 10 .05 1.74 3 .93 21 .85 25 .27

Cherokee 10-2-2........................ 10 . 1.65 2 . EE Cherokee 10-4............................ 10 . ......... . 4 . EE Cherokee J (l Of" .4 cid................ J 6 . ....... _-. .......... EE

87 1904 30 2786 211 2785

10. 1.87 2 .01 23 .05 24.16
... 10.65 ........ .... 3 .97 16.60 17.02
S 17.38 ........... . ........-... 15 .20 16 .17

YSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZEQ, FOR SEASON OF 1922.

....

o

By Whom Registered and
Place of Business

Name or Fertiliz er or Chemical Regist ered

Manuf act urer's Gu a r a n t eed Anal ysis

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10. 1.65 2. II

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4 313 1 11. 60 1.58 2 .191 23 .05 1 23 .99

Rowe's Special Hi gh Gra de.... 9 . 1 .65 3 . II

S' 5 313 2 10 .35 1.58 2 ,961 23 251 28 .55

Ro yster, F. S. Guano c o"1 Row e's Good as Gold Macon and Columb us, Ga............................... Royster' s Cotton Gua no

10. 2 .47 _ H

35 3133 11 .78 2 .8 11_

1 25 .351 28 .80

Z
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10. 3.29 4 . IIH 35 3058 10.1 5 3 .44 4 .01 33.05) 33.91 Q) CD

Royster's Ki ngfish Guan o 10. 2.47 . 3 . HH

Royster's High Grad e Soluble '

Guano

10 . 1 .6 5 2 . N

Royst er's Fish and Blood

Guan o

~ 10.

.8!l 3 . VV

34 8057 9 .7 8 2 .8 1 4 .21 28 .051 30 .69

12 37 9 .90 1.69 2 . 18 28 .0 51 28.34

74 1093 10.

1.041 2 .971 19 .801 20.87

Royst er' s Ho eCak e Guano. __. 10.

.821 1 . IWW 88 1 1686 I 10.80 .92 1 .22 18.00 18.91

Royster's Waverly Guano

9. 2. 471 5. IH H 3613059 9.581 2 .60 1 5 49\ 29.15\30.61

Royst er's Piedmont Guano 9. 2 .47 3. T

83 1536 9.60 2 .43 8.21 27 .35 27 .76

. Royster's Monroe Guano........ O.
. Royst er's Viki ng Gu ano.......... O.
Royster's Jupit er Gua no.__..e - 8 .
Royst er' s Boll F iller Gu an o .... 8. Ro yst er's Georgi a Tobacco
Gua no.................................... 8 . Ro yster's Marlboro Cotton
Grower.___............................. 8.
Royst er's Bully Gua no., ........, 8 .
Royster' s Busksho t Guan o .... 8 . Royst er's Farmers' Bone Fe r-
ti lizer...................................... 8.
Royst er's Wond er Gua no........ 8 . Royster's Pri mrose Po tato
Gua no.................................... 7 .
Royster's Lan d mark Bran d.... 10 .
R oyst er's Hon or Brand .......... 10 .
Ro yster's Simplex Br and .,...... 9 .
Ro yst er's Defend er Brand...... 8 . Ro yst er's 10-4 Pho sph ate a nd
Potash.................................... 10. R oyster's 8-4 Phosph ate a nd
Potash.................................... 8. Royst er's 16 %Aei d Phos-
ph ate...................................... 16 .

. 2.47 1. W
1.65 8. U

68 696 22 670

3 .20 4. liB 65 1756

2.47 5. 1I11 00 2261

2 .47 5. WW 127 2158

2 .47 8. 55 4 1048

1.65 5 . LL 10 1042

1.65 4. N 28 187

1.65 2. U 21 678

.82 3 . U

0 123

4 .11 3 . S 52 456

3 .20 .......... U 48 941

1.65 .......... A 38 2638

2.47 .......... TT 184 3074

3 .20 .......... SS 11 2851

.......... 4 . TT 147 8070

.......... 4. VV 76 1095

--_........ -......... A 84 2161

8 .00 2 .64 1.45 25 .55 26.73

0 .01 1.83 3 .00 23 .25 24. 24

7.68 3 .56 4. 00 31 .65 82.86

8 .18 2 .57 8.48 2 .40 8 .10 2. 55 8.48 1.81 8 .23 1.75

5 .38 28.45 29 42 C)
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4 .67 24 .85 25. 15 1::1
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8 .88 1.73 2. 10 21.65 22.84 [

g 8. 1.08 3 .05 18.40 10.74

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11 .05 1.94 ............ 21 .25 23.43 j"'i( .

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2.77 ......-.....

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10 .98 -........... 8 '. 89 16 .60 17.15

8.21 ............ 8 .87 15 .20115 .28
c; 16 .10 ............ ............ 15.20 15 .27 ~.

ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZE~ FOR SEASON OF 1922.

....
o

A

By Who m R egis t ere d /ln d
Pl ace of B usiness
-

M a nuf a cturer 's Gu ara nteed An al y sis

..
o

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S

Na m e of F er tili zer or Che mic a l R egistered

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Ana ly sis a s Found by St a t e Ch emis t

J,
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Nitrate or Soda Savannah C he mica l Co.,

I.

115 .2.21.

IC 1281 1045

15 .581

:r 1 53 .2 71 5i .53

Savannah, Ga

. S tc wnrf.'s Coon

Savannah Guano Co m-

/ n, 1 .051 3. It

54 / 3 135 8 .55 1 .00 2. 1)] I 23 .25 1 24 . 10 :p2

pan y, Sa va nu ah , Ga . .. 0-3-3 A mmo nial ed Bon c..._...1 I) . 2 A71 3 . WW 70 1 isos 0 .:18 2.38 2.8 1127 .35127 .00 00

CO

12-2-0 Anunonia t ed Bon e ...._./ 12 . 1 .05 1. IWW 771 1:lG4 I I I .051 1 .8 01: 1 22 .051 23 .00

Ogeech ce A m monia t ed Bone..IIO. :3.3 01 4. IV

131 127 1 10 .031 3 .20 1 ;' .011 33 .101 32 .54

Ur ug ua y Ammoniated Bone \10 . 1.051 2 . 10 0 22 / 283 1 n.081 1 .o.tl 2. 1lJl 2:1.0;;/ 23 . 10

Pi nelnnd Amm on iated BOIlc.... O.
O ur .Jewcl Amm oni at ed Bone" 1 8 . So u t her n H ustler ,\ m mon i-
atcd Bon e.............................. 8.

1.051 3. IWW II I 142 3.301 4. IBIl 85 1 2 1O'~ 2 .471 3 . IV 25 1 2705

0 .201 1.721 :I . 141F2..!3 .25/ 23 .87 8 .08 3 .25 L 2lJ 3 1.70 :11 .7 i
8 .011 2 .52 1 2. 001 20 .05 1 26, 00

O ur 0\\'11 :\ mmo nint ed Bon c .. 1 8 . 1. 051 2 . IV 47 1 !HO 8 A51 1.701 1. 051 21 05122 .111

16 % Aciel Ph osphat e..._......... 10. .......... ........ 00 29 1775 1li .08 ._-_........ ._-......... 15 .20 15 .2ti

Kuiuit.,.............................:........ ....__.... .......... 12 . U

I Sc hoc nJ Brothers. l nc., N itrul.c of Soda .... ....................

B.85

U

At lun tu , Gu................... Sch oen's Blood , Bon c an ti

Pota sh.................................... 10. 1.65 2 . X

Sc hoe n' 5 fl g g..._....................... fl. 2 0-1-7 3 . UU

:\I anurc Salts ............................ ..-....... ......... 21 ..J..J. GG

S ulp hat e of A m mo nia.............. ._--..---- 1!J . ----...... G G

T a nk a ge...... ...._.......___............... .......... .~ .34 .......... GG

I Tnnka ge.. .... .............................. 4 .
Sea coast F ertilizer Co. Au gu st , Ga ................... R ed G ull Specinl...................... 10 .

5 .34 ..._..... M
1.65 3 . G

Red Gu ll Spccial.i.................... 9. 2.47 3 . TT

n ed Gu ll Spe ciaL.................... 9 . Seac oas t Am moniat ed C om-
po und ...................................... 10 . Sell coa st Am moniat ed Corn-
pound.; ................................... 9 .
Seac oas t Acid P hosph ate........ 16.

I.G5 3. G
3 .2 9 .....-.... S
2.47 .......... TT
.......... ...._.... G

81 1727 ............ ............ 12 .'13 10 .80 11 .19

88 173.J. .__......... 15 .3.J. .._--------- 51 .97 53 .69

82 27titi 9. 95 I. ti7 2 .03 23.0:; 23 . 14 C') ~
,W 1788 fl. GO 2 .:30 2 .8 fl 27 .35 26 .82 ~
OQ
40 158ti ........._-- ............ 2 1 .28 19 .29 19 .15 Pi'

'i l 1587 _...-------- 20 .80 ..__........ 5 1 .30 56 . 1G ~

39 1585 .-.......... 10 8.J.9 7 .75
41 1165 9 .83

'tl
5 .7U............ 2G.70 28 .80 ~
.g. 5.3.1 ............ 29.50 32 .12 .. 1.75 3.20 2'3.95 2.J. .5 1 ='

53 30ti8 GO 2188

9 .50 9 .33

2.43 1.91

0
> 2 .99 27 .35 27 .49 .....
3 .G7 23 .25 25 .38 ~

174 2419 54 2864 73 2.157

-.. 10.18
9 .35

3 . 10

29 .45

28 .93

ji' C

2 .57 ............ 24 .G5 25 .3 9 C

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ro .43 .............. .... . ..... ... 15 .20 15.50 ~

Shellma n Ho me M ixt urel Ka ini t ........................................ ............ ........... . . 12 . BB
G uauo Co., Shell ma n,
Ga ... ......... " ".._.." ....... S hellma n H om e M ixt ure N o. 1 0. 2 .4 7 3. Q
Shellman H om e Mix ture N o.
I I ............................................ 9 . 1. 65 3 . Q

1 2778 ............. .........-.- 13 .42 10.80 12 .07

43 120G 49 1211

9.75 2 .72 3 .39 27 .35 29,47 ~
9 .48 1.85 3 .54 23 .25 25 .08 0en

ANALYSI~ OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZE~ FOR SEAS ON OF 1922,

....

By Whom Registered
and Place of Business

Name of F er tilizer or C hem ica l Registered

. M anufa cturer 's

Gu aranteed Analy sis

,

Ul

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Sk inner, C . W ., Wa y nesbor o, Ga....... .... Ski nn er's Hi gh Grad e Guano 9 .
S mit h, A. A., Atl an t a , Ga.... .. ............. Acid Phosphate... ..................... 16.

8 .80 4 . Q 1.65 3 . DB
.......... ........... M

41 1204 18 719 23 2605

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by State C he mist

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0 .63 1.62 3 .25 23. 25

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16.38 ............ ............. 15.20

7 ?2:

1\1ur iate of Pot ash .................... .......... .......... 48 . KK 85 2603 ....-....... ............. 40 .82 43 .20
Soperton Guano Company, Soperton, Ga .._... Cotton Ma ker.... .... ................ .. 0 .. 1.65 3 . S 163 2080 0 .03 1.85 3 .55 23 .25

g 00 ~
6

Bla ck Jo e.... ...... ............. ........... 8 . 1.65 2. .JJ 54 5 0 ~ 8 .5 0 1.69 2 .45 21 .65

o

South Atl an ti c Gu ano

Co., At lanta, Ga ........... South At lantic Gu ano...__....... 10. 1.65 2 . V 102 2722 11 .40 1.76 2 .36 23.05

o

South At la n t ic Guano.___....... 0 . 2 .47 3 II II 61 1038 0 .0 3 2.43 3 .46 27 .35

8

South At la nti c Gu ano.__......... 0. 1.65 3 . HB 57 1034 0 .63 1.63 3 .2 0 23 .25

5

Sou t h Atl antic Acid Phos-
p hate............ .......................... 16. -_........ -_........ BB 7 2807 16.28 -............ ............ 15 .20

o

Southern Agricultural '

Che mical Corp. ,

Atla ntaC'Ga 0..; ..\ High Grade A~id Ph osphate.. 16 . . _.._

N

Southern otton II Co.,

.

The. Atlanta. Ga _..... High Grade. __

10. 1 .65 2. AA

Brer Rabbit

10 . 1.65 2. GG

88 197
81 1275 47 158 9

16 .18 - -- _........ 15.20 15.29
10.25 1.78 2.48 28 .05 ~4 .01 11.18 1.60 2.81 28.05 24 .86

Brer Fox _ _ - 10.

Blood an d Bone High Grade. . 10.

Convincer.. _ .

._........ 9 .

Cotton Grower.,

9.

Scoco No . 928 _............ ....... 9 .

1 .65 2. M 1.65 2 . AA 2.47 8 . N 2.47 8. UU 1 .65 8. II

69 20':0 88 l.l16 46 206 78 1989
9 8088

10 .75 10 .05
9.68 8.70 9 .58

1 .78 1.72 2.48 2.61 1.94

2.21 28.05 24.16 CO)
It
2 .86 28.05 28 .7 6 ~ llQ
8 .66 27.85 28 .22 ii'
li' 8.46 27.85 28.26 ~
2.89 28 .25 25 .01 ~

Growsit __ .._ _ _............ 9. 1 .65 8. 0

78 886 9 .40 1 .68 8.26 28 .25 28 .65 It

Conqueror.

.._

8.

. Cotton Compound. __

8.

Cotton Grower._....................... 8 .

Cotton Favorite. ,

8.

Standard.................................... 8 .

Scoco Ammoniated Super-

phosphate

10.

8.804 . C j 1892176 9.88 8 .59 4.97 81.70 84.99 :oa.

2.47 8 . 0

> 84 897 7 .76 2 .92 .8 .27 26.65 28.97 "'"

1 .65 4. 0

1.65 4 . N

1 .65 2. 0

1 .65

0

84 188 70 1168 177 88 2 217 1472

8 .48 9 .28 10.48 10.45

1 .66 4.07 28 .45 28 .86 ~

2 .08 1 .5 2

-S 4.11 28 .45 26 .81
2' 2 .08 21 .65 22.77 ~

1 .8 8 ............ 21 .25 22.71

Blood and Bone Fertilizer 10 . 1 .65

X 412760 10.18 2 .18

21.2524 .03

Acid Phosphate Kainit.. .. _

16. .. "."._

0 12. 0

69 277 16.10 74 387

15.20 15.27 ..
S 12.i8 10 .80 11 .50

ANALYSIS OF COl\ll\IERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922.

...
o

00

."""".1 By Whomand

Na me of Fer t ilizer or Che mica l Regist ered

Place of Busin ess

N it ra te of Soda Sout hern Co tto n Oil Co,
T he. Al""lsLa, Ga .... ._... Seoeo No. 1042

Ma nufact urer 's

:

Gu ara nt eed

. Analysis

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10 33 01 :.:5 11 .

1 15 .0 11

~ 1 5 1.971 52 .64

:r -1 10 . 3 .2 9 2 . DB .JOOI 257 2 10 .80 3 .10 2 .22 si .es: 3 1.06

Seoeo No . 10:33.__

110 .

2 .4 7 3 . BB

:z 101 720 10 . : 0 2 .24 3 .25 1 28 .05 1 27 . 10 ?

Pri de of th e South.;

1 9 . 2.47 3 . G

o 3087

H.85

2 .5 0

3 . 161 27 .35

2 .53

00 CD

Golde n F leece,.,

8. 2 .47 3 . G

Scoco Ammonia ted Super-

phospha te .............................. O. 3 .211

DB

Seoeo High Grad e Acid

Ph osph a te.

Hi. .

G

62 1 2674 I 0 .0 81 2 .331 2. 081 26 .6 51 26 . 611

66 / 130 5 I 0 .08 1 3. 15 1.

1 28.75 1 28 .74

381 267 2 I 15 .63 1.

1...........1 15 .20 1 H .0

Seoco Nit ra te of Soda .............. .. ._----.. 14 .82 ...-._---- T T Sout hern Co lto n Oil CO" 1
Th e , Sa va nn ah . Ga .._... Seoco Specia l., ......................... . 9 . 1 .65 3 . JJ
Co nq ueror H igh Grad e Gu an o 8 . 3.211 4. QQ

1113 28 7 0 .........__. 14 .00 ............1 5 1 .8 7 5 2 . 1,

4 132 48 77 7

8 .83 1.60 3 .291 23 . 2~ ~3 . ~4 8 .55 3 .36 4. 45 3 1 .ss .32.1 8

Seoco Standa rd Gua no............ 8 . 1 .6.S 2 . JJ

5 133 8.33 1.80 2 .2 01 2 1 .65 1 22 .8 1

...
,

Sou th er n Fertilizer a nd Chemical Co.,
Savan nah , Ga ....... ......1 Sout hern F ertilizer 10-3-3...... 10 . '
Sout hern Fer tili zer 9-3-3.... .. 9.
I Sout her .. F ert ilizer 9-3~2.... .. 9 .

2 .47 3 . G 2 .47 3 . 1"1"
2 .47 2 . G

47 2ll7:1 ~ I S1l5-1
7ll 2ol oiO

10 .08 9 .23
0.

2.55 2 .4i
2 .45

2 .97 28. 05 28 .18
.2.85 27 35 27.22.
2.'i 4 so.45 2li .75

Sout hor n Fert ilizer 9-2-3.... .. 9 .
Sou l hem Fe r tilizer 8-4 4.... .. R.
Sout her n Fe rt ilizer 8-4-1...... 8.

I. li5 3. BIl 3 .30 ,L .J.J 3 .30 1. .J.J

ll2 1302 18 210 9 211

8 .85 7 .45 7 .2li

1 . (lll 3 .43 3 .~8

2. 98 23 . 2~; 23 .17 C1

I'll

s .nn

31 .711

:ll .02

0
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1 .10 20 .011 20 ..17

Sout hern Fer t ilizcr 8-3-2...... 8 . 2 .47 2 . U 54 945

-Sout hern Fe rt ilizer 8-2-2...... 8 .
Soul hcrn Fer tilizer 9-3-0...... 9 .

I. li5 2 . WW 111 19-11

2

.

47

.... _~

....

G

4G 30]2

Sout he rn Bone a nd Pot ash .. 10 . -,_..., ... 4 . BIl 72 2091

7 .ll0 8 .05

2 .4ll ] .li4

.. 2 .

0
25 .75 25 A 2 I'll

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2 .0 1

21 .li5

21 .lii

~ '":

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2 .75 ............

2'i .G5

25 .91

:3
I::'sll

9.95 ...._-_..... :1.75 Ill .110 1G .33

Sout hern A,id Ph osp hate ...... Ill. ...... ---- .......... BB
_ South er n Slates Phosphate an d Fer t ilizer Co . Nitrut e of Soda ........................ .......... 14 .85 .... .... BB

70 2089

Ill .

....0
.._-......... . ..... ...._- ] 5 .20 15.20
>

71 2090 ..... ..._--- 15 .G8 .._- -_..... 51 .97 5i .88 ~

August a and Sava nna h. Ga ................................... S. S............................................. 10 .
S. S..................................... ....... 10 .
S. S........................................ ..... 10.

3 .30 2 . G
2.47 3 . Bll 2 .47 2. BB

-.g.' 82 30]4 1l.40 3.40 2.24 3] .30 33.00
III 717 10 .53 2.5 1 3 .3i 28 .05 28 .03 t: ~ I'll
88 2107 10. 08 2 .28 2.4 1 27 . 15 2li .63

S. S............................................. 10 . Old Per uvia n ..............._ ........ 10. Menhaden Fish Compound.... 10 .

l.G5 3 . S l.G5 2. S
.82 3. G

175 2i20 9 .98 2. ]2 3.3 1 23 .05 2G.57

... 4G 450 10 .70 1.73 2.2G 23. 05 ~H .] 7

G9 2G7ll

10 .83

1 . 05

3. 02

19 .80

2 1 .55

0
~

,

ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZE~ FOR SEASON OF 1922.

......

o

By Whom Registered
and Place of Business

Nam e or F ertilizer or Chemica l R egistered

Ma nufact urer' s Guaranteed

..

Analysis

0
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0
0'"-0

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Augusta High Grad e., ............. 9.50 2.06 !L S 56

..
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.a'0" ~'"
898

Analysis as Found

by State Ch emist

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.-. 9.83 2 .30 2.78 24.75 26 .88 I'D

S. S............................................. 9. S. S............................................. 9 .

2 .47 3 . BB 96 2115
2 .47 2 . S 72 914

9.93 2 .47 2 .98 27.35 27 .98 i;'
2:
9 .15 2 .80 2 .45 26 .45 26 .10 ?

Sea Island COtt OIl Grow er...... 9 . 1.65 3 . S

146 1856

9 .73

1.60

3 .15

28.25

28 .64

00 CD

Sup erlat ive Bone...................... 8. 8.80 4. FF 24 2799 8.87 :1.68 4.17 31.70 34 .11

"

High Grade Soluble.__............. 8 . 2.47 8 . nB 93 2112 7 .98 2.51 8 .42 26 .65 27.'U

Three in One............................ 8 . 2 .47 8 . TT 65 2866 8 .86 2 .50 3 .52 26.65 27.87

Sta ndar.l.................................... 8. 1.65 2 . S

19 423 8.56 1.50 2.87 21 .65 21 .6~

S. S............................................. 10 . 1.65 ..._..... R 62 2704 10.88 1.80 ..__........ 21.25 22 .62

S. S. .......................................... 9. 2 .47 .......... S 122 1249 9.58 2.88 ............ 24.65 24 .61

,

S. S. ..........................................
Is.S............................................. 7.

3.30 .......... G 4 .12 .._ .... S

53 sois
90 1217

0 .18 8 .42 ............ 28.10 29 .49 7.80 8. 90 ........---. 81.50 80.96

S. S............................................ 5 . 5.77 .._...... S 57 899 5.88 5 .84- ........... 88.35 89.82

S. S................____.......___ 4 . 6.60 BB u . .... . . ..
Dissolved Bone......................_ 16. ........... ...._.... BB ' Kain it........................................ ------_.. ........-. 14. BB

94 2113 6.08 6 .24 .........._- 41.80 41.42

C)

48 12g8

16.45 ............ ............

15.20

15.51

l'D
0

44

1285

............ .....--. .....

14 .95

12.60

"'C
18 .45 '~ .

Nitrate of Soda___...._............ ..._...... 15 . ..._..... BB

III
40 1281 ............ 15.50 ............ 52.50 55.00 0

.g Sta nda rd Fertilizer Co." Meigs, Ga ....................... Carter's Perfect For mula........ 10. 1.65 2. VV 92 2888 10 .75 1.58 1.91 28.05 28 . U

III

Special Potash Formula.,........ 9. 1.65 3 . VV 89 2881 9.80 1.80 :L 34 23.25 24.87 ~

Sta nda rd Cotton Grower__.... 8 . Ste vens, Ma rti n and Co.,

1.65 2 . VV 90 2882

51
.... 9.10 1.76 2 .31 21 .65 28.25 :l':Ds

Carl ton , Ga ................... S. ~f. C....... .............................. 10. 1.65 2 . H 13 1679 10.43 1.72 2.36 23.05 24 . 02 0

Stt:.:kland, R. F., Co., Concord, Ga ................... Stricklan d's Acid Phosphate .. 16. .......... .......... UU 20 1057 15.70

>"'" ............ 15.20 14 .99

Swainsboro Fertilizer Co.,
Co.,The.Swain sboro, Gil. Swainsboro Cotton Guano...... 9.
J. A. Coleman's SpeciaL........ .9
Swainsboro High Grade Ammonin ted Bone...................... 8 .

2.47 3. S 1.65 3. S
3 .30 4. S

162 2079 161 2078 41 445

oq

8 .98 9
8.45

2.42 2 .32
3.21

a- 3.41 27 .35 27 .46 ::!.
8 .64 23 .25 27 .18
3 .90 31 .70 31.47 s..:..

Swa insboro Special Potash

"'C

Swift and Compa ny Fer-\ Formula....._........................... 8 . 3.30 2 . S 40 444 8 .23 3.4i 2 .98 29 .90 31.49 l'D

~~~~~ ~~~.~~: ~.~~~~~~: ..

...

Swift's R ed Steer .................... 12 . 2 .47 3. DD 14 977 11.38 2 .44 3 .27 29.45 29 .11

Swift's Red Steer...................... 12. Swift's Fa r mer' s SpeciaL....... 10.

2,47 2 . B 3 .29 4 . B

...... 31 1106 11.73 2 .85 2 .37 28.55 28 .09
66 1381 9 .40 8 .73 -1.06 33 .05 34.88 ...

ANALYSIS OF COMME ItC IA L FERT ILIZE R F OR SEASON OF 1922.

-- - - - - .. - -.

By Nho m Registered
nod PIace of Bu siness

Na me of F ertilizer or Che mical R egistered

I Manufa cturer 's Gu arant eed An al y sis

,

III

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,

III

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S wifL s Climax .......................... 10 . Swift' s E ngle.................. ............ 10 .

l. G5 4. 00
l.G5 2 . GG

19 17G9 10 A I; 1.7 1 .~ .20 2 ~ .85 25 . G ~

9 1 :310G 10 .

1.70 1 .95 23.05 23 .25

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,82 1. ,J
2 .47 3 . 0

27 30 19 13 57

11 .2 5 9 .li3

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2.47 2 . IIII 52 1029 1.65 3 . pp 25 003

0 .55 2 .40 2 .28 2G ..15 27 .18 8.83 1.6 1 3 . 12 23 .2 5 23 . O~

Swift 's Mnj est ic........................ 8 . 3 .29 4 . D 40 :3~ 5 7 .95 3 .20 4. 11 3 1'.G5 3 1 .2G

Swift's Georgia Tobacco Gr ower.................................... 8 .
'Swift's Palmetto.... .................. S .
Swif' t's n ed S teer...................... S .

2 .4 7 3 . 2 .4 7 3 . I. 65 2 .

DD 00 WW

47 100 2 45 2447 67 135G

S .10 2. 35 3 .:H 2(; .G5 26.'1 3 8. 2,5 2 .48 2 .98 2li . G5 2G .85 8.20 1.5 0 2 . 13 2 1 . G5 2 1 . W

Swift's Golden Har vest.,., ....... 8. 1.65 2. T 89 1539 8.63 1.69 2 .15 21 .65 22.42

Swift's Red Stee r...................... 7. 4 .12 5. VV 120 2632 7 .7:3 3. 92 5.0-1 su .00 35 .55

Swift's R ed Steer. ; __ __............... 7 . 4 .12 :3 . WW 1 I4 7.1:3 3.85 2.96 :1-1.20 32 .90

Swift 's Red Stee r....................... 12. Swift's Red Steer...................... 10 . Swift's Red Steer...............__.... 10. Swift's Red St eer...................... 9. Swift's R ed Steer.;........_ ........ 8. Swift 's Red Ste er.___..._ _ ........ 7 .

1.65 .......... E :3 .29 .......... W 1. 65 ._--.. .... X 2.47 ....... ... TT 3.29 .......... DD 4 .12 -_........ FF

Swift's Top Dresser.................. 6. Swift-s Top Dresser.__............. 4 . Swift's Fa rmers Hom e........ 10.

4 .9 '~ - _ 0. - .. TT 6 .58 .......... TT
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Swift's Plantation.................... 8 . ....... ... 4. PP

Swift's Aeid P hosp ha te.__....... 16 . nl ......._-- ..........

Swift's Kainit.i.c....................... ---....... ..-- ...... 12.40 T

36 2667 58 2740 5:3 30-16

12.:33 9 .68 10. 78

1.80 ............ 22 .65 23 .63 C'> ~
3.27 ....--...... 29 .-1 5 29 .1:3 ~
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2 .14 ............ 21.25 24 .25 iii'

146 1920 83 2237 65 2801 145 3098

9.:38 8.75 8 .70 5.80

2.69 -........._- 24.65 26 .02 0~
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a 4.40 --_.---..._- :31 .50 34 .09
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0

95 2871 5 .10 6.57 -........... 41 .70 42 .42 ...

65 1:380

> 9 .70 .........-- - 4.60 16.60 16.93 gq

18 3067 25 1105

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1 5 . 20 15.20

15 .13 15.41

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~wift's Manure Salts..._........... ......---. ....__._-- 20 . 0) 274 15~9 .......... . ... ............ 22 .77 18.00 20.49

Swift's Muriate of Potash.... .. ._--...... .......... 50. VV
Swift's Arcadian Sulphate of Ammonia...__......................... .......... 20 .60 .-........ G

54 1073 ..... . . . ... . . ............ 51 .60 45 .00 46 .44 ....
c:; 4 21 ............ 20 .58 ............ 55 .62 55 .56

... ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922.

, . ...... . ..... By Whom Registered . ii: ';; and :;;.,g e .....,,. e ., = Place of Business

Name of Fertilizer or Ch emical Registered

Manufacturer's

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i- Tabor. T. O. and Sons.

. Elb erton, Ga

. Acid Phosphate

116. I. .L

1U 531 944 IH H 1081 2!l67

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Tennessee Che mica l Co.,

LION BRANDS

Atlant a a nd Albany,

:2

Ga

. Lion Doll Produc er

1 9. 1 .651 3 . IV 571 1!l50 8 .80 1.60 3 .091 !l8 .!l51 !l!l.94 ?

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Gua no.._

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100 1 1132

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110 .

Ox T en Two Four Gu ano . .1 10 .
OxD~~~~_~~~~~..~.~~~.~.i.~.~~~ 10.

Ox Cotton Guano

1 9.

3 .3 1 !l ISS 1.65 6 . D

1050 61
59 364

1 .65 4 . GG 121 !l137

1 .65 2. D 181 1806

2 .47 3 . HH 97 2259

9.80 8.20 2.84 31.30 80.97

9 .86 1 .59 6 .85 !l6.65 se .56

9 .59 1 .6 7 8.64 24 .85 24 .84

9 .3 0 1 .67 2.25 !l8 .05 22.88

9.

2. 401 3 .031 27. 351 27.08

-

Ox N ine Three T wo Guano....1 9. 2 .47!l . SS

51 104 9 8.901 !l .881 !l.071 !l6 .45/ 25. ' 9

Ox N ine Two T hr ee Gua no.c.l 9. Ox Ei ght ~r Fou r Guano.c. 8 . Ox Ei ght F ou r Tw o Guano.... 8 . Ox E ight Three Six Guano ..., 8 .

1.65 8 . U 3.30 4. T
3 .30 s . PI'
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51 119 1 8.881 1.751 !l .901 23 .251 ss .es

771 1581 57 [2884

7.781 8.201 8 .081 3 .12

r 4 .291 31 .701 81 .81
2 .43 29.90 29 . 45

67 !l844 8 .98 2 .68 6. 05 2!l .35 31 .13 ~

Ox Ei gh t Three Three Gu ano 8 . Ox Ei gh t Three Two Gu ano 8 .

!l 47 3. DD 2!l 979 2 .4 7 2 . 1\11\1 72 2204

8.35 2 .6 0 3.57 26 .65 28 05 iii'
.eg 8 .55 2 .85 2. 68 5 .75 26 .10

Ox E ight T wo Four Gua no.... 8 . Ox Standard Mea l Mi xture.... 8 .

1 .65 4 . 1\11\1 168 3084 1.65 2. AA 14 2774

a 7.43 1 .72 3 .65 23 .45 23 .08 ~
8 . 1 ..58 '}. .22 21 .65 21 .50

I Ox Sla ughte r Ho use Bon e......1 8 .
Ox Su ma t ra Tobacco Grow er 5 .

1 .6 5 2 . VV 103 2878

3 .30 3. T

87 8031

Ox Am moniate d Supe r-

... 7.831 1 .72 2.46 21 .65 22 .29 ~
a. 5 .681 3 .83 1 3 .281 22 .701 26.04

p hosphate

10 . 1.65

X

Ox Ammon ia te d Super-

ph osph at e.............................. 9 . 2 .47

V

Ox Hig h Grade Acid Phos-

ph ate

16 . .

D

Kainit.

12. T

,17 2761 3 2708
13 163 89 485

9.70 1 .62/...

1 21 .251 20 .90 ~

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ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER FOR SEASON OF 1922.

........

Q)

By Whom Regijltered and
Place of Business

Name of F ertilizer or Chemical Registered

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Thomasville Fe rtilizer

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- 9 .48 1. 7~ 8 .61 ~3 .~5 ~4 .
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Acid Ph osphate........................ 16. .......... .......... VV 65 1084 16 .68 ............. ............ 1 5 . ~0 15 . T ifton Guano Company,
Tifton, Ga ... .................. Price's Ch oice., ......................... 9 . 1.65 3 . WW 19 ~887 10. ~3 1.64 2. 99 23 .~5 2-1-

Vida lia Ch emica' Com- T ifton Sta ndard.;..................... 8. pany, Vidalia, Ga ..__..... Vida lia Corn and Cotton Growcr.___............................. 9.

1.65 ~. 1.65 3 .

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p hate...................................... 16.

WW 17 2886

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VilI~ Rica. Cotton Oil Co., Nitrate of Soda.... .:.................. .......... 14 .85 .......... .JJ Vilis RICa, Ga ............... E ast Borough Specia l 10-3-:3.-. 10. ~ .47 3 . L

47[ 496 1............[............1 15 .571 10 .80\ 14 .01
5:2 500 ............ 15.80 ............ 51 .97 58.55 48 1973 11.47 ~.72 ~ .84 ~8.05 30. 19

Wirginia-Carolina Chemi- Soda a nd T ankage 10-~-2._..... 10. cal Company, Atlanta, -Ga................................... V. V. C. CO.'S BRAND S
V. C. 1 2-~~ Fcrtilizer.............. 12 .
I mperial Truck Fertilizer........ 10. Shingler's Extra High Grade
Guano.................................... 10 . V. C. Co.' s Extra High Grad!'
'lOth Century.... .................... 10. Crescent Extra High Grade
Guano.................................... 10. V-C. Co.'s High Grade Cot-
ton F ertilizer........................ 10 .
V-C High Grade Fish Guano .. 10.
V-C 9-4-3 SpeciaL................... 9.
Blanton's Meal Comp ound.... ..9 .
Big Giant Cotton Grower.. .. 9.
V-C Specia l Fi sh Fertilizer .... 9.
V-C Standard Formula............ 9. D urha m Bull Special Corn
and Grain Guano.................. 9.

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1.65 4. D 8.29 4. 0 2.47 5. K 2 .47 3 . 0 1.65 4 . Q

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1.57 3 .20 2.60 2 .57 1 . 68

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4 3029 10 .88 I4 39 10 .78 38 1279 9.78 65 !W67 9 .58
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1.72 1.91 8.29 2.87 2.45

5.12 24 .85 26.79 0
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!1.47 s , K 107 2411 1.65 3 . TT 160 ~875

...... 9 .08 ~.52 1.88 26 .45 20 .0 1
9 .60 1.68 8.58 28.25 24. 05 -.:I

ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZEIt FOR SEASON OF 1922.

......

00

By Who m Register ed a nd
Place of Business

Man ufa cturer's
Gua ranteed Ana lys is

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Bon e. ._................................... O.

1.05 3 .
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V-C Ex tra Meal Formula. ._... O. Old Hi ckory Spec ial Guano .... O. V-C 8-6-3 F er tili zcr.; ............... 8 . V-C 8-6-2 Fertilizer.................. ~ .

1 .65 3 . .J.T 1.65 3. 1'1' 4 .04 3 . P 4 .0l '2 . B
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110 2872
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9 .55 1.64 3 .2'.? 23 .25 23.7 2
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8 .95 L 50 3.25 30 .00 38. 1
7 .Il:l 5 .01 2 .00 38.10 38,4

V-C Melon Special ............... 8. 3.21l 6. VV 00 2366 8 .83 3.21 7 .2li 33.45 34.7

Sout h Georgia Fish Fer-

ti lizcr.........__......................... 8 . 3 .20 4 . UB 58 1298 8 .10 3 .36 :1.95 31 .li5 32 .0

V-C High Grade Ammon i-

'.

a t ed Bon e.............................. 8. 3.29 4. D E asterling's Special Melon

39 344 7 .80 3,47 l .13 31 .65 32 .53

Fertilizer................................ 8. 2,47 6 . 0 98 1130

35 2 .57 6.46 21l .35 30 .5o

V-C Specia l Orchard Fe r-

8. 1

t ilizer...................................... 8 . 2,47 5 . R Il '2 329 10 .03 2 48 5 .93 28 .45 :10.76

Virgini a-Carolina Chemical Co ., Atlanta.Continued............ __ ....1 K enn esa w Special Fo rmula .. 8 .
V-C P erf ection Melon Gr ower 8.
V-C Co mpl t e Fi sh G ua no .... 8. Jumbo P eru vian Gua no Crop
Grower .................................. 8 .
V-C Sa ndv Land Gua no.......... 8 . V-C Co.'; Double Potash
Formula............................._ 8 . V-C Wire Gra ss Cott on
Grower...... ............................ 8 .
V-C Deep Sea F ish G uano..... 8.
J a ckson's Sta nda r d GUIID!).__. 8 .
Br antley 's Special Mixture.... 8 .
V-C Early Trucker.................. 7.
V-C Top Dresser N o.2-A.... .. 7.
V-C 7-4-1 F ertilizer.......... ........ 7 . V-C Formula No. 4~ (T oba cco
F ertilizer ) ................. ........ ... 7.
V-C 6-4-4 F ertilizer.................. 6. V-C Double St r ong Am-
moniated Co mpound............ 10 . Edisto 3% Ammoniated Com-
pound.__............................ _ 10 .

MM ~ .47 5 .

19 3~~ 8 . ~0 ~ .46 5.i8 ~8.4 5 ~8 . 9 7

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66 548

9.05 ~ . 5 4 4.~3 ~7. 55 ~8 .84

2 ,4 7 3 . 0 116 586

~ 47 3 . TT 106 1624

2 7 2 . l\1l\1 145 2958

1 65 4. VV
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34 8~4 57 1 ~97

1.65 2 . JJ 11 213

1.65 2 . TT 81 2868

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4.11 5. J

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4.11 1. BB 8.29 1. pp

15 716 59 ~886

2.55 3.~0 R 26 2699

7 88 8:88 9.98 7.91 8.10 8.30 8.43 8 .10 7 .88 6.95 6.90 7 .50

2 .53 2 .45 2 .50 1.49
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3.52 26 .65 27 .84 ~
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3. 11 18.40 18.97 0
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3 68 10.68 39 1~80 10.88

= 3.33 ............ 29.45 30. 13
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A:\' ALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZEn FOR SEASON OF 1922.

By Whom Regist ered a nd
Plaee of Business

Name of F er tili zer or Chemica l R egis te red

Manufuct urer's
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V-C 4 % Ammon iated Superphosph ate.............................. 8 .

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1313

2 .47 ........ S

S .29

S

30 731 15 419 55 f,97

V-C Top Dresser N o. 1._......... n . .~ .94-

S 181 1 242 1l

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5 70

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V-C 10-4 Bone and Potash . 10 .

4. nB SI 732 10 . 08

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V-C Acid Phosphate

uo, 1. .1. 10

621 280 I in .osl. .I.

1 15 .20 1 15 .22

Genu ine I mpor ted Kain it. ___.'.......... ......._-. 12 ,4 0 l\IM 125 21118 ............ .-......---- 12 .5G 11 . 16 11.80

M a n ure Salts (I mport ed ).__... ...-...... .......... 20 . EE 71l 1754 .__......... ........._-- 21 .07 18 .00 10.77

Sulp ha t e of Pot ash .... .. ............ .......... ...._--.-- 48 . RR 4 2847 ._. _-_.._---............ 51 .50 4S .20 '~ Il .85

S ulp hat e of Ammon ia.............. .......... ~O .56 .......... B 178 2995 ............ 20 .~8 ......... ... 55 .51 55 .56

1r . ~itrat~ of sOda:~lr4 .81

52 1' 357 ,............114 .821............\51 .831 51 .87

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CO.S

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Blood. Bon e and Pota sh.......... 10 . Geor gia State Gr an ge F er -
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Cotton Boll Gu ano...... ............ 8 . 1.65 2 . BB

FOR W . O. KINNEY & CO.

Wallaee. W . P ., Ru l ledge. Ga.........................
Warren County F er tilizer Co ., Warren ton , Ga.....

K in ney 's 9-2-3 G uano .............. 9 . 1 .6.5 3 . LL
Nitrat e of Soda........................ ......._-. 14 .80 ........_- E

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Superpho sp ha t e.. .................. 10 . 3 .30 .......... TT 52 1053 11 .15 3 .16 ........-... 29 .50 29 .60
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Sup erp hosp ha t e.................... 9 . W. C. F . Co 's Ammoni at ed
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... 2 .47 .... .-.. TT 88 2870 10 .78 2 .97 ............ 24 .65 28 .40 ~
1. 95 -..-...... TT 159 2157 10 .66 4 .88 ........._-- 30 .35 37 .86 N

ANA LYSIS OF COMM ERCIAL FERTILIZER. FOR SEASON OF 1922.

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TABLE OF ANALYSIS
OF
COTTON SEED MEAL
AND
MISCELLANEOUS FERTILIZER MIXTURES

COT T ON SEED ~IEA(.

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Na rne or F ertilizer or Ch emi cal Registered

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Alba ny . Ga ..__

Cott on Seed M eal (Low Grade)... 5.75

T {>o1 1540

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Americ us. Ga _.__ _. Cotton Seed Me al (Low Grade).... 5.76 _. D 791 56 1

Bu ckey e Cot t on Oil Co.,

The, At la nta, Ga ..__ Cotton Seed Meal (Low Grade) 5 .77 _. W 301 307

August a . Ga .._

Co tton Seed Me al ( Low Grade) 5 .77

1'1' ~7 1 2862

Macon . Ga

Co tt on Seed M eal (Lo w Grade)

C en tral Oil Co mpany,

Macon. Ga

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5 .77 5 .76

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Co tt o n Secd Meal(Low Grad e) _ 1 5 .761.

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1 34 .311 83 .1 6 82.21 32. 86

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1 32. 211 82 .91

6 .09 1............1 32 .2 11 33 .86

Fort Vaiiey Oil Co,. T he

Fort Valley, Ga....... .... Colton Seed Meal (Low Grade).... 5.75 .....-.... RR 17 2849 ._-_..-_.... 6 .09 ............ 32 .16 33.86
Lester-Ricks Oil Co.,
Byro mville, Ga ....... ...... Colt on Seed Meal (lligh Grade).... 6. 60 ........- MM 48 388 ............ 6.43 ........... 36 .41 85 .56

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Louis ville Oil Mill, Lou isville, Ga ....__......... Colton Seed Meal (Low Gr ad e).... 5.76 .......... S

183 2428 .........-_. 6 .41 ..... ....... 82. 21 35 ,46

Mand eville Mills, Carrolton & Brem en, Ga... Colton Seed Mea l (Hig h Grad e...... 6.60 .......... V

164 2730 ............ 6 .79 ..... ..... .. 36.41 37 .86 C~ ')

Cotton Seed Meal (Sta nda rd) .......... 6 .18

V 160 2729 ............ 6. 51

34 .81 35 .96 0

Marion Harp er Cotton Oil Co., E ast Po int , Ga. Colton Seed Meal (Low Grad e).... 5 .76

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B Monroe Oil & Fertilizer Cotton Seed Meal (Standa rd) .......... 6. 18 .---. .....

Co., Monroe. Ga ........... Cot ton Seed Meal (Low Grade).... 5 .76

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Pelham Oil & Fertilizer

. Co, Pelham , Ga........... Cotton Seed Meal (Standard) .......... 6 . 18 ......--.- T 75 673 -...._-.....

Planters Cotton Oil Co.,

Tifton, Ga....... .............. Cotton Seed Meal (Low Grad e).... 5.76 ........ . WW 64 2897 ............

Planters Oil ce.,
Alban y, Ga ................... Cotton Seed Meal, (Low Grade).... 5.75 .......... 0 155 625 ............

Shellman Oil Co.,
Shellman , Ga ................. Cotton Seed Mea l (Low Grad e).... 6.00 ........-. 0 318 2047 ............

Southern Cotton Oil Co.,

The, Augusta, Ga...._..... Cotton Seed Meal (Low Grade) .... 5.75 .......... T T 28 2863 ....-.......

Columbus, Ga........... Cot ton Seed Meal (Low Gra de) .... 5.75 .......... N

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Macon, Ga ................. Cotton Seed Meal (Low Grade).... 5 .75 .......... UU 39 1627 -....-...__.

Warrenton, Ga ........... Cotton Seed M al (Standard) .......... 6. 18 ..... H 45 3017 ............

COttOD Sped Mea l 'Low Grade).... 5 .75 .......... TT 83 2869 ............

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IBB Augusta and Savannah,
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Worl ey, O. 0., & Co.,

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BONE MEAL

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The ag ricultural value of bon e meal is Inrgely dependent on th e fin eness to which it hns been ground; th erefore, the Q)

following values based on the results of crop experi ments ar e assigned to bon e meals of two different degrees of fineness. The

n itrogen of bone meal which pnsses throu gh a sieve with perforations 150 nn inch in dinmet er is valued at $5 .00 a unit; courser

than this is valued at $3 .10 a unit. The pho sphoric acid of bon e mcnl finer th an I-50 inch is valued at 0.70 a unit; coarser thnn

that.at 0.53 a unit.

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The follo wing table gives the number of fe rtilizer and cottonseed meals tags, respectively, sold by the Georgia State Department of Agriculture, for th e past twenty-two seasons:

Fertilizers

Season 1900-1_ ___ 482,571 Tons Season 1901-2_ ___ 443,997 Tons, Season 1902-3 ____ 555,414 Tons,

Season 1903-4 ____ 618,730 Tons,

Season 1904-5_ ___ 622,414 Tons,

Season 1905-6_ ___ 743,424 Tons,

Season 1906-7_ ___ 728,361 Tons,

Season 1907-8_ ___ 766,166 Tons, Season 1908-9 ____ 807,832 Tons,

Season 1909-10 1,030,699 Tons,

Season 1910-1L __1,202,722 Tons,

Season 1911-12 1,103,864 Tons,

Season 1912-13 1,120,693 Ton s,

Season 1913-14 1,292,568 Tons, Season 1915 ______ 738,962 Tons,

Season 1916

741,097 Tons, '

Season 1917 __. 874,610 Ton s,

Season 1918

923, 020 Tons,

Season 1919 ______ 990,919 Tons,

Season 1920

1,003,553 Tons,

Season 1921_ _____ 535,638 Tons,

Season 1921 to Oct. 1,

516,223 Tons,

C. S. Meal 58,076 Ton s 74,130 Tons 84,468 Tons 96,818 Tons .90,328 Ton s 87,253 TOl!8 87,703 Tons 85,298 Ton g 103,53 :~ 'fOllS 103,302 Ton~ 129,748 Tons 121,236 Tons 122,975 Tons 185,846 Tons 134,017 TOllS 110,512 Ton~ 63,655 TOll S 55,155 Tons 72:922 Ton ::; 3n,495 'rons
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7,805 Ton s

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Bulletin No. 89

TO THE PEOPLE OF GEORGIA:

This bulletin published quarterly gives information especially pertaining to COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS, but I desire to transmit with it a message concerning the State Department of Agriculture, to all who read it, by referring to the various Divisions which are included in this Department. If those desiring to communicate by mail with any of the Divisions mentioned below will address the mail directly to those Divisions, it will be promptly delivered to them for attention.

VETERINARY DIVISION :-This Division distrib-

ute s anti-hog cholera serum; has charge of the tick

eradication, the building of vats, investigation of

contagious diseases among live stock and enforces

laws relating to meat and meat products, milk and

milk products, offered for sale in this State . This

Division is growing in its usefulness to the citizens

of Georgia, and the people are requested to use this

Division whenever there is need for its service. It is

under th e direction of Dr. Peter F. Bahnsen, State

Vete r in a ri an .

.

DIVISION OF ENTOMOLOGY:-The State Entomologist has cha rge of this Division with its different branches of activity. It has done and is doing a great work controlling insects and other crop pests and giving out information concerning the above, as well as pertaining to the diseases of the various crop s of Georgia, including all from the tiniest vegetable to the giant pecan tree.

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123

PURE FOOD DIVISION :-This Division is directly under charge of Mr. O. S. Lee, Chief Food Inspector, who, with a corps of assistants, secures samples of food and feedstuffs, which are analyzed in the laboratories of this Department; through these inspectors the pure food and sanitary laws of Georgia are enforced.

CHEMICAL LABORATORIES:-These are under the direct charge of Mr. S. H. Wilson, State Chemist. Samples of fertilizers, feedstuffs and food taken by the inspectors, in the various Divisions of this Department, are carefully analyzed in the laboratories.

Bacteria for the seeds of leguminous plants are prepared in these laboratories and shipped, prepaid , to citizens of Georgia, for use in Georgia, on the re.ceipt of remittance to cover the cost of preparation, which is 30 cents per acre. Direct all orders and make remittances payable to J. J. Brown , Commissioner of Agriculture, State of Georgia.

HON. MARTIN V. CALVIN, OUR STATISTICIAN, intelligently and industriously addresses himself to the collection and dis-semination of accurate statistics, not only as they relate to agri culture in its broadest sense, but, also, to tho se which touch the industries and kindred interests of the entire State.

Mr. Calvin's personal knowledge of farming has

enabled him to be of great service to th e farmers of .:

Georgia in an swering, in detail and in a perfectly

understandable manner, all inquiries addressed to

this Department, and referred to him for attention.

He "is at your service.

.

130

Bulletin No. 89

As heretofore, the Department will gladly list the name.of any farmer-any citizen of Georgia, on application, for its Bulletins and other publications,

DIVISION OF ILLUMINATING GASES AND OILS :- This Division is under the direct supervision of Mr. J. J. Holloway, State Oil Inspector, who records the work of the various oil inspectors of the State and directs generally the enforcement of the Acts relative to oil inspection intended to protect both the consumer and the distributor.

MARKET BUREAU :-This Division is under the supervision of Mr. Lem B. Jackson, Director, and is filling a vital need in the agricultural and business life of Georgia by bringing the producer and consumer directly in touch with each other and rendering both a mutual benefit.

DRUG INSPECTION :-This Division is under the direction of Dr. T. A. Cheatham, State Drug Inspector, who is entrusted with the enforcement of the license, narcotic, poison"and other drug laws of the State. The samples taken by Dr. Cheatham are also analyzed in our laboratories.

.The Agricultural Department of Georgia pledges itself to give prompt and courteous attention to all letters of inquiry relating to the agricultural interest of Georgia. Letters treating wholly questions included in the scope of agricultural education should be addressed to the State College of Agriculture, Athens, Georgia. Also, questions pertaining to the Agricultural and Home Economics Agents should be . .

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131

addressed likewise, as they are :under the direct supervision of that institution. Should such inquiries come to us, we shall promptly refer them to the proper parties for attention. All questions pertaining generally to the regulatory work included in the State Department of Agriculture, should be addressed directly to this Department.
You can assist us in the prompt handling of these communications by addressing them direct to whichever of the foregoing divisions handle the matter involved in your communication.
A careful and critical study of the laws quoted in this bulletin and the Laboratory reports published herein will oft times enable one to answer many of the questions that arise in connection with the fertilizer laws of our State. Weare publishing as many copies of this bulletin as we think absolutely necessary for the use of those directly interested in the subject matter treated. A generous passing on of" this bulletin to some one else who may be interested', in its contents, would make you the means of causing; your copy to serve a double purpose.
Respectfully submitted, (Signed) J. J. BROWN,
Commissioner of Agriculture,

Georgia Depa rtm en t of Agriculture

123

PURE FOO D DIVISION :-This Division is directly under charge of Mr. O. S. Lee, Chief Food Inspector, who, with a corps of assistants, secures samples of food and feedstuffs, which are analyzed in the laboratories of this Department; through these inspectors the pure food and sanitary laws of Georgia are enforced.
CHEMICAL LABORATORIES :-These are under the direct charge of Mr. S. H. Wilson, State Chemist. Samples of fertilizers, feedstuffs and food taken by the inspectors, in the various Divisions of this Department, are carefully analyzed in the laboratories.
Bacteria for the seeds of leguminous plants are prepared in these laboratories and shipped, prepaid , to citizens of Georgia, for use in Georgia, on the receipt of remittance to cover the cost of preparation, which is 30 cents per acre. Direct all orders and make remittances payable to J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture, State of Georgia.
HON. MARTIN V. CALVIN, OUR STATISTICIAN, intelligently and industriously addresses himself to the collection and dis-semination of accur at e statistics, not only as the y relate to agriculture in its
of broadest sense, but, also, to those which touch the
industries and kindred interests the entire State.
Mr. Calvin's personal knowledgeof farming has enabled him to be of great service to the farmers of Georgia in an swering, in detail and in a perfectly understandable manner, all inquiries addressed to this Department, and referred to him for attention. He is at your service.

130

Bulletin No. 89

As heretofore, the Department will gladly list the name of any farmer-any citizen of Georgia, on application, for its Bulletins and other publications.

DIVISION OF ILLUMINATING GASES AND OILS :-This Division is under the direct supervision of Mr. J. J. Holloway, State Oil Inspector, who records the work of the various oil inspectors of the State and directs generally the enforcement of the Acts relative to oil inspection intended to protect both the consumer and the distributor.

MARKET BUREAU :-This Division is under the supervision of Mr. Lem B. Jackson, Director, and is filling a vital need in the agricultural and business life of Georgia by bringing the producer and consumer directly in touch with each other and rendering both a mutual benefit.

DRUG INSPECTION :-This Division is under the direction of Dr. T. A. Cheatham, State Drug Inspector, who is entrusted with the enforcement of the license, narcotic, poison and other drug laws of the State. The samples taken by Dr. Cheatham are also analyzed in our laboratories.

The Agricultural Department of Georgia pledges itself to give prompt and courteous attention to all letters of inquiry relating to the agricultural interest of Georgia. Letters treating wholly questions included in the scope of agricultural education should be addressed to the State College of Agriculture, Athens, Georgia. Also, questions pertaining to the Agricultural and Home Economics Agents should be

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131

addressed likewise, as they are und er the direct supervision of that institution. Should such inquiries come to us, we shall promptlyrefer them to the proper parties for attention. All questions pertaining generally to the regulatory work included in th e State Department of Agriculture, should be addressed directly to this Department.
You can assist us in the prompt handling of the se communications by addressingthem direct to whichever of the fore going divisions handle the matter involved in your communication.
A careful and critical study of the laws quoted in this bulletin and the Laboratory reports published herein will oft times enable one to answer many of the questions that arise in connection with the fertilizer laws of our State. Weare publishing as many copies of this bulletin as we think absolutely necessary for the use of those directly interested in the' subject matter treated. A generous passing on of' this bulletin to some one else who may be interested' in "its contents, would make you the means of causin g your copy to serve a double purpose. .
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) J. J. BROWN,
Commissioner of Agriculture,