Show SEEDS FROM EVERY LA LAND LANDI 1 ND I I n of Agriculture t Urn i its the t Th The work begun in inh tin ilio h rl days dayn of lh tin Tr republic when in nn j aster r to to a n country filled his pockets poc with which he be though m might l be bl adapted to tb the HII soil of the States h bill bill- lA grown until today every Ivery tumid lund h to levied upon for tor contributions contributions' contributions LIon to the iho resources of or this one Ini bt Ull br the awa tut r V t 1 TIIt- TIIt I rJ rh buve been boen brou brought ht by the e explorers for the department of agriculture the I e settle seeds 18 which are today represented cn by date dale p palm lm trees In the th Arizona des ll ert Time The explorers of the dl department nt have Invaded the the- Indian jungles en cn cn- 1 lured dured the hardships of oC the tile Siberian stepper i. II sweltered In th the burning heat beat of or the Sahara aru anil rl ked their lives In Inthe Inthe the plague district of Bombay that I Ithe American II agriculture url might he be en- en 11 with Ih tin tin- l e Iest t fruits of a v orvi o er y i clime The d demand mancl for or an nn alfalfa vh oh u voul woul I resist drouth was met by the tho Introduction of or a 3 variety from rom This yields a larger crop titan than thc the variety varlet and antI today may be hI seen seen N i waving o g-o on Dibus- Dibus us- us ands 9 of or Western stern acres Wheat Wheal l g of lh the northwest t complained d that th that the ru rust runt l was WH eating nUns up their II crop ani and from T Russia lu came lh the durum wheat which has s r revo- revo vo- vo fd wheat growing In the ml arid region of I lice he w west t. t Thence grown Krown In Louisiana and Texas S was waft awl aril t H 1 y y- hal half t- t the rice crown growa ro l Is of the variety whIch was introduced from front Japan to 10 tak thin tho place of or the native grain many in ny vh Y e Y t V 4 al' al k O. a L explorer explorer ex ex- i Is delicate dp its as 1 u and Is bl lI 1 in U secure secure i it t Ito tec re coveted or in to tottie the suspicion H f II Isy the or ot fore foreigners ints and their heir fear of or cOmp If It the product product l Is Introduced Introducer Into Inlo other countries Cor ienn Citron The d In no- no Ho 1 I hernia spent nt many weeks In his effort Horl to 10 secure hop cuttings to he transplanted In Inthis tills this Ihl country hill bill today th the thc lv is II r In pro grown in an and ex- ex lit IWI HI IS t t lf lit In Y S. S iI i III Ile a II aUl Ul lit fj fit d the Ih imported varlet variety The citron cutting cutting brought to this thin country country from Corsica asi ca ny n- n could not notly bo be secure secured b by the explorer explore op P steal Into a. a ly Iy y and ho w WR compelled to 11 then t obtain thorn them packing citron grove to their this countr Tn for shipment to lo ln in potatoes whet whet- done alone one wor work Is by no means the sleds and anti cuttings s reach the thc department depart- depart at Washington On 0 ment of or n agriculture li the grounds of th the department nt there arr rat great greenhouses Ri where v the second stage th- th Is performed H liNe Here work pr of or the Shored gathered from Siberian steppe plants Her ie and Indian Jun jungles are arc dev developed loped will he be found roun o once ue palm shoots that h hn ha h hr r I under the Alga AI Algerian erlan tan sun th Manchuria see seedless lei pcr persimmon 6 craite i ion on lh the stock lock the J nn f the 1 Pistache t tree r from tom th the levant levan anthe anu anc twine i 1 which from the ibe N SIl made Of or this twine millions of or dollar worth is imported every year Tk the Hie department of or a agriculture the world orl is coming coining to th the nl aid l of oC the tho A Acan Amerl tan can farmer |