| Show IN TAKING FARM INVENTORY Miscellaneous Collection of All Kinds of Supplies Should be Listed Together On every farm at nt Inventory time there will be found a 0 miscellaneous collection of ot nIl all kinds of supplies such suh as os purchased feeds seed fertilizer twine halls naUs and und lumber These together together together to to- toi i gether with the amount of at manure on hand are all listed under the heading Supplies according to Inventory methods worked out by the time United States Department of Agriculture r-a r Nails II s bolts screws and ond the like can canwell canwell canwell well be listed as one Item r regardless 8 of ot varying sizes and ond kinds giving the approximate number of pounds Where a definite system of carrying shop supplies Is fa In use as Is the tho case on some of ot the well organized large farms the quantities of ot the different different different dif dif- ferent Items of this nature arc ore easily or weighed and ond appraised Ac ac- ac c- c This kind of property like machinery machin ery pry and tools has been bought by the farmer and therefore be ap up- praised at cost plus any expense In Incurred Incurred Incurred In- In In getting It to the farm For example If a n ton of bran is bought for 44 4 spent for freight on It and 75 cents' cents worth of man and ond horse labor needed to haul It from the station to the farm the appraisal should be made at the rate of 40 a n ton |
