This report explains the requirements of registered plant breeder licensed to produce registered and certified cotton seed.

Agriculture bulletin printing selected excerpts of Texas laws related to the state bonding of warehouses and markets, along with a list of warehouses under bond in the state at the time of publication, organized by county.

This report discusses the Citrus Fruit Law and the prohibition sale of unripe or unwholesome citrus fruit.

Agriculture bulletin discussing the registration and certified laws for cotton seeds.

Bimonthly publication from the Texas Department of Agriculture discussing regulations of the agricultural industry in Texas. This issue explains the Texas Registration and Certification Act of Cotton Seed and includes official tags to help agricultural producers identify certified cotton seed.

Document containing additional statistical, agricultural and livestock matter, with a supplement giving each Department of the State Government, including the Eleemosynary and Educational Institutions and the Judicial Department. It also gives the names of heads of the different State Departments and State Institutions, together with the number of employees and the appropriations for support of each.

Bulletin outlining information regarding vegetable growing and marketing, organized by types of crops. It includes information about each stage of cultivation such as acquiring and planting seeds, transplanting seedlings, water and soil, harvests, and distribution to markets.

Agriculture bulletin listing names of licensed nureserymen, florists, and dealers licensed to do business in the state of Texas. Also includes Texas orchard and nursery inspection law with rules and regulations as enacted in 1927.

One of the fundamental requirements for requirements for registered or certified cotton seed is that they possess a pedigree of merit which has been passed upon by the State Board of Plant Breeder Examiners.

Agriculture bulletin providing a list of in-state and out-of-state nurserymen, florists, and dealers who have licenses to do business in Texas (as of August 31, 1926), after their premises were inspected by the appropriate authority from the Texas Department of Agriculture. It also provides information about the licensing process and regulations for Texas and other states, as well as other laws and information about selling or importing plants across state lines, quarantines and inspections, and other information that may be relevant to sellers.

Bulletin discussing the profitable commercial cultivation of berries in east and northeast Texas (areas with moist, sandy-clay loam soils), including various practices to improve planting and production of the best berries, as well as possible concerns such as insects and diseases that affect the plants.

This bulletin is presented for the primary purpose of aiding the citrus industry in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and by a statement of authentic facts to appraise the public of the magnitude and possibilities of this rapidly developing industry.

Agriculture bulletin that contains a list of the Nurserymen, Florists, and Dealers licensed to do agricultural business in Texas. This bulletin also includes the Nursery inspection of the Texas Orchards and Laws with rules and regulations.

This bulletin has been prepared for the information of nurserymen, florists and all other people interested in the development of the many phases of horticulture.

Articles providing detailed information about the cultivation of pecans in Texas, including preferred conditions for orchards, insects and diseases that affect pecan trees, and statistics related to agriculture in the state.

Document listing statistical agricultural and livestock matter, with a supplement giving each Department of the State Government, including the Eleemosynary and Educational Institutions and the Judicial Department. It also gives the names of heads of the different State Departments and State Institutions, together with the number of employes and the appropriations for support of each.

This bulletin is presented for the primary purpose of aiding the citrus industry in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and by a statement of authentic facts to apprise the public of the magnitude and possibilities of this rapidly developing industry.

In presenting this bulletin to the public it is the desire of the Department of Agriculture to furnish cotton growers of the state such information as to the best methods of fighting the boll weevil, as scientific investigation have discovered.