FOREWORD


 This booklet was published in the interest of continu-
ing the agricultural and industrial progress that Florida
has made during the past 30 years. Only with an
educated and informed public will this State continue
being one of the country's leaders in furnishing America's
residents the necessary foodstuffs and other materials
which give the people of this continent the opportunity
of "having the highest living standard in the world."
With this thought in mind we are happy to present you
with this booklet. It is but a token expression of the
service that the Florida Department of Agriculture is
giving to the residents of this State, this country, and
the world.

 NATHAN MAYO
 Conll, ssionlr of Agriculttlrr


 T. J. BROOKS
A,,t CoonIInlT.n.(r of Am.nultiire
 Burer., of Imnigraton
 MISS BESSIE DAMON
 Field Note Di)111ion
 J. J. TAYIOR
 SIate Chemist
 .. II. LEWIS
 Stilt Farmners' Markets
 N4LLS BERRYMAN
 \ eights .ldxl M.asures
 THOMAS J. MULLEN
 Poultry and Egg
 GEORGE W. BRITM
 \alhing Dnision


 SINCLAIR WELLS
 Lind Offic

 L. F. CHAPMAN
 Sl.Il Prison I)ivision
 NEl. RHODES
 Stal M\arketing Commissioner
 NAT MAYO
 Siiuprvising I.nsp actor
 G. E COPELAND
Citnlo .nd \,igtabh.l Inspecion
 ALEX G. SHAW
 Dairy Division
 LEE THOMPSON
 Auditing Di vision


Published by the lBureau of Immigrati. on, D)epartmnt of Agriculture
 State Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida