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MA Code › Part I › Title XII › Chapter 75 › Section 17
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Section 17. The trustees shall cause experiments and investigations to be made at said station in the following subjects: First, The causes, prevention and remedies of diseases of domestic animals, plants and trees; Second, The history and habits of insects destructive to vegetation, and the means of abating them; Third, The manufacture and composition of both foreign and domestic fertilizers, their values and adaptability to different crops and soils; Fourth, The values, under all conditions, of forage, grain and root crops, as food for farm animals, for various purposes; Fifth, The comparative value of green and dry forage, and the cost of producing and preserving them in the best condition; Sixth, The adulteration of any article of food intended for the use of men or animals; Seventh, Testing poultry to eliminate disease; Eighth, Other subjects deemed advantageous to agriculture and horticulture in the commonwealth.
Section 17. The trustees shall cause experiments and investigations to be made at said station in the following subjects:
First, The causes, prevention and remedies of diseases of domestic animals, plants and trees;
Second, The history and habits of insects destructive to vegetation, and the means of abating them;
Third, The manufacture and composition of both foreign and domestic fertilizers, their values and adaptability to different crops and soils;
Fourth, The values, under all conditions, of forage, grain and root crops, as food for farm animals, for various purposes;
Fifth, The comparative value of green and dry forage, and the cost of producing and preserving them in the best condition;
Sixth, The adulteration of any article of food intended for the use of men or animals;
Seventh, Testing poultry to eliminate disease;
Eighth, Other subjects deemed advantageous to agriculture and horticulture in the commonwealth.
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