Bulletin, Issues 279-297Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College System, 1921 |
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32 sections 4.-Report of Inspection acre agricultural alfalfa hay alfalfa meal Analysis August 31 Bee County Bran and Screenings Brazos County carrying capacity cattle Chick Feed Corn Bran Corn Chops cottonseed hulls Cracked corn Crude Crude gen-free crude fiber Crude gen-free Crude Crude tein Fat digestibility farm Fat Fiber Extract Fertilizer feterita Fiber Extract Ash gen-free Crude tein grass grazing Guaranteed Ingredients-Remarks Importer and Brand Inspec Inspection of Feeds kafir lambs livestock loans Milling Company Milo Chops milo heads molasses nitric nitrogen nitrification nitrogen removed oats Ordinary Cottonseed Cake Ordinary Cottonseed Meal percentage phosphoric acid plants potash pounds productive value protein ranchmen removed from sale rice bran Secured from Stock seed meal shorts and screenings soil Sorghum Superintendent Sutton County Table 4.-Report Tankage tein Fat Fiber Texas trees Wheat Bran Wheat brown shorts Wheat Gray Shorts Wheat Mixed Feed wheat screenings Wheat white shorts
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Page 98 - The subjects of every state ought to contribute towards the support of the government, as nearly as possible, in proportion to their respective abilities; that is, in proportion to the revenue which they respectively enjoy under the protection of the State.
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